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Bentek: ‘Rig Count’ Made Obsolete by Shale Era
In the unconventional gas resource era, falling rig counts no longer mean declining production, and the traditional rig count no longer tells the tale of where the industry and the market are going, according to Bentek Energy LLC.
Bentek: Shale Era Makes ‘Rig Count’ Outdated Indicator
In the unconventional gas resource era, falling rig counts no longer mean declining production, and the traditional rig count no longer tells the tale of where the industry and the market are going, according to Bentek Energy LLC.
Sage Grouse Study Argues for Less Drilling in West
Greater sage grouse habitat is declining at a sharp rate in the West, and aggressive steps need to be taken to shift away natural gas and oil development, according to a peer-reviewed study.
Sage Grouse Study Argues for Less Drilling in West
Greater sage grouse habitat is declining at a sharp rate in the West, and aggressive steps need to be taken to shift away natural gas and oil development, according to a peer-reviewed study.
Modest Gas Price Recovery Forecast in 2010
The U.S. natural gas market may be pricing 2010 based on forecasts for a strong recovery in demand and declining supply, but a modest recovery is more likely next year, with prices averaging $5.05/MMBtu, Barclays Capital analysts said last week.
Barclays Sees Modest Gas Price Recovery in 2010
The U.S. natural gas market may be pricing 2010 based on forecasts for a strong recovery in demand and declining supply, but a modest recovery is more likely next year, with prices averaging $5.05/MMBtu, Barclays Capital analysts said in a note.
Competition Intensifying for Shale Gas Midstream Services
With production from some of the more mature domestic natural gas basins declining, competition likely will intensify for gathering and processing (G&P) services to transport shale gas, according to industry players.
Competition Seen Intensifying for Shale Gas Midstream Services
With production from some of the more mature domestic natural gas basins declining, competition likely will intensify for gathering and processing (G&P) services to transport shale gas, according to industry players.
Pipeline Costs Drag Boardwalk’s 2Q2009 Income Down 69%
Expenses related to pipeline expansion projects were a drag on profits in 2Q2009, with earnings declining to $20.3 million (12 cents/share) compared with $64.7 million (50 cents/share) in 2Q2008, Houston-based Boardwalk Pipeline Partners said Monday.