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Plans for a jumbo, expandable processing plant confirm that Canadian producers are gearing up for sustained development of shale gas in northern British Columbia on a large scale.

A sustained recovery is beginning for Canadian natural gas exports, trade records kept by the National Energy Board (NEB) confirm. Volume and revenue gains that started around Christmas continued through the heating season, shows the NEB’s latest report on pipeline traffic across the Canada-U.S. border.

A sustained recovery is beginning for Canadian natural gas exports, trade records kept by the National Energy Board (NEB) confirm. Volume and revenue gains that started around Christmas continued through the heating season, shows the NEB’s latest report on pipeline traffic across the Canada-U.S. border.

Official trade data is starting to confirm unofficial suspicions among Canadians that American imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are becoming a competitive force on the North American market.

Official trade data is starting to confirm unofficial suspicions among Canadians that American imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are becoming a competitive force on the North American market.

Although NiSource (NI) management would not confirm rumors that Northern Indiana Public Service Co. (NIPSCO) may be up for sale as part of an ongoing strategic review, the company did indicate that tax efficiency would be a key consideration in any divestiture. Capital gains from such a sale likely would be offset by purchasing gas distribution, pipeline or storage assets in the Midwest or Northeast, said AG Edwards analyst Michael Heim in a research report.

Although NiSource (NI) management would not confirm rumors that Northern Indiana Public Service Co. (NIPSCO) may be up for sale as part of an ongoing strategic review, the company did indicate that tax efficiency would be a key consideration in any divestiture. Capital gains from such a sale likely would be offset by purchasing gas distribution, pipeline or storage assets in the Midwest or Northeast, said AG Edwards analyst Michael Heim in a research report.

Producers and field contractors are lining up to confirm that the Canadian natural gas industry is sprouting a new growth arm in coalbed methane (CBM). Ensign Group, the second-biggest Canadian drilling contractor after Precision Drilling, underscored the rising expectations by ordering 10 new rigs especially suited for rapidly harvesting shallow coal seams.

Producers and field contractors are lining up to confirm that the Canadian natural gas industry is sprouting a new growth arm in coalbed methane (CBM). Ensign Group, the second-biggest Canadian drilling contractor after Precision Drilling, underscored the rising expectations by ordering 10 new rigs especially suited for rapidly harvesting shallow coal seams.