A new coalition is forming to establish a “Consumers Alliance for Affordable Natural Gas,” which will be pursuing both supply and demand side solutions to the problem of increasing natural gas prices, according to spokesman Rob Marvin with Ogilvy & Mather.
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Chesapeake’s McClendon Sees Buyer Opportunity in the Next 30-45 Days
In the next 30-45 days large consumers may have the opportunity “to lock in some really low gas prices,” according to Chesapeake Energy Chairman Aubrey K. McClendon, adding that his company is “virtually 100% hedged” during that time period.
Chesapeake Energy Hedged to Protect Against Near-Term Price Drops
In the next 30-45 days large consumers may have the opportunity “to lock in some really low gas prices,” according to Chesapeake Energy Chairman Aubrey K. McClendon, adding that his company is “virtually 100% hedged” during that time period.
WY Regulator Says FERC Affiliate Rule May Boost Rates for Questar Gas Consumers
FERC’s standards of conduct governing the relationships between regulated natural gas/electric transmission providers and their affiliates may cause “significant increases” in the rates of Wyoming customers of Questar Gas Co., the state’s chief regulator cautioned.
Coalition Calls on FERC to Require More Financial Data from Pipes
A broad natural gas industry coalition said Thursday it supports FERC’s final rule imposing new quarterly financial reporting requirements on regulated gas pipelines, as well as electric companies and oil pipelines, but it believes the rule needs to go further.
Industrials Call for Mandatory Price Reporting
The Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) has called on FERC for quick action to mandate price reporting, citing investigations and settlements by the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) with 16 energy companies.
Industrials Call for Mandatory Price Reporting
The Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) has called on FERC for quick action to mandate price reporting, citing investigations and settlements by the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) with 16 energy companies.
Land Access for E&P Can Save Consumers $300 Billion
Increased access to U.S. resources, “including wilderness and national park areas, for exploration and production could save $300 billion in natural gas bills over 20 years,” an Energy Department official said Thursday.
Buckle Up — NGSA Expects Repeat of Last Winter Ahead
Gas consumers should expect high prices this winter and a gas market situation similar to what occurred last winter, the Natural Gas Supply Association (NGSA) warned last week in its Natural Gas Winter Outlook.
Study: Emerging Supply Sources Should Rescue Consumers by 2006
The industry scramble to find new gas supply sources should begin paying significant dividends as early as 2006, according to consultants at Arlington, VA-based Energy Ventures Analysis (EVA). By 2025, EVA sees the potential for 23.8-33.2 Bcf/d of additional gas supply coming from a wide variety of new sources.