If Europe develops its shale gas resources, it will likely take its sweet time about it, according to a new report from Ernst and Young Global Ltd.
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Canadian LNG Seen as Drop in Asia-Pacific Bucket
By the end of the decade capacity to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Western Canada will be 3-5 Bcf/d, which isn’t much less than total exports of Canadian gas to the United States, about 5.5 Bcf/d, according to analysts at Arc Financial Corp.
AGA: Chemical Firms Betting Billions on Cracking Plants
The United States is seeing a resurgence in ethylene cracking facilities as chemical companies, which left the country a decade ago because of high natural gas feedstock prices, are returning to build new plants and reopen mothballed facilities due to lower gas prices brought on by the boom in shale production, said the head of the American Gas Association (AGA) Friday.
Pressure Pumping Slowdown? Forget About It, Says Expert
The decade-long romance between horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) shows no signs of burning out, much to the delight of the parents — onshore oilfield services companies — according to a compilation of industry data.
Barclays: Residential, Commercial Natgas Demand Still Reliable
Weather-adjusted demand for natural gas in the United States has been on a downward trajectory over the past decade but the decline rate is small and residential and commercial consumption should continue to be a reliable core source of gas demand, according to research by Barclays Capital analysts.
Pressure Pumping Slowdown? Forget About It
The decade-long romance between horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) shows no signs of burning out, much to the delight of the parents — onshore oilfield services companies — according to a compilation of industry data.
Residential, Commercial Natgas Demand Still Said Reliable
Weather-adjusted demand for natural gas in the United States has been on a downward trajectory over the past decade but the decline rate is small and residential and commercial consumption should continue to be a reliable core source of gas demand, according to research by Barclays Capital analysts.
Marcellus Gas Inches Closer to Ontario
After a pause to settle landowner disputes along the right-of-way, action is resuming on a pipeline project that will turn the tables on Canadian natural gas exporters by importing U.S. production into Ontario and Quebec.
New Brunswick Sees Big Natgas Future, But No Pipeline Anytime Soon
Natural gas will play an ever-expanding role over the next decade to meet the energy needs of New Brunswick (NB), according to a 10-year energy plan unveiled by the New Brunswick Department of Energy on Wednesday.
New Brunswick Sees Big Natgas Future, But No Pipeline Yet
Natural gas will play an ever-expanding role over the next decade to meet the energy needs of New Brunswick (NB), according to a 10-year energy plan unveiled by the New Brunswick Department of Energy.