Thanks to abundant shale gas supplies and appliance efficiency gains, a homeowner in Connecticut could save $1,800 per year by switching to natural gas heating from fuel oil, according to a trio of utilities in the state that have launched a campaign to get consumers to switch to gas.
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Shales Seen Making Oil and Gas Drilling a ‘Water Industry’
When it takes 75,000-100,000 bbl of water to hydraulically fracture (frack) a shale well, “the oil and gas industry is effectively a water industry and delivers oil and gas as a byproduct…so welcome to the water industry,” an environmental services executive told a Houston energy audience Wednesday.
August 29, 2011
ENSTAR May Consider LNG Imports for Alaskan Customers
ENSTAR Natural Gas Co., which delivers natural gas to about 327,000 customers in Alaska, may consider importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) to deal with projected shortages in the southeastern part of the state, the president said earlier this week.
May 23, 2005
Washington Gas Expects Lower Heating Bills for DC Area
Washington Gas, which delivers natural gas to 960,000 customers throughout Washington, DC, and the surrounding region, said Wednesday that average residential heating customers can expect to pay about 15% less during the six-month winter heating season, compared with the same period last year.
October 9, 2003
TransCanada Delivers Increased Earnings, Cash Flow
With deliveries edging up on its mainline and Alberta pipeline systems, TransCanada PipeLines Ltd. reported 9% and 8% increases in net earnings respectively in fourth quarter and full 2002.
February 3, 2003
TransCanada Delivers Increased Earnings, Cash Flow
With deliveries edging up on its mainline and Alberta pipeline systems, TransCanada PipeLines Ltd. reported 9% and 8% increases in net earnings respectively in fourth quarter and full 2002.
January 29, 2003
UGI Delivers Higher Earnings Despite Adverse Weather
UGI CEO Lon R. Greenberg said, “We are pleased that we exceeded our earnings growth goal once again, notwithstanding the extremely warm winter weather of 2002. Our mix of businesses, prudent acquisitions and the dedication of our employees overcame much of the effects of record warm weather. We are confident that a return to normal winter weather will demonstrate the true earnings power of our assets.”
November 21, 2002
Transportation Notes
El Paso’s Line 1203, which delivers gas to the Phoenix area from the North Mainline, will have a section out of service Friday through Dec. 1. The line will be lowered to accommodate a road widening and power line relocation project in the city of Avondale. El Paso said it requested a delay to allow better coordination of the outage with customers and other pipeline operations, but the request was denied. The force majeure even will prevent about 70 MMcf/d of the usual 120 MMcf/d that flows south on Line 1203 from the North Mainline (San Juan Basin supplies) from reaching southern portions of the Phoenix metropolitan area (i.e., there will be a reduction of north to south transfer capacity of about 70 MMcf/d. Gas will be supplied to the southern Phoenix area from the South Mainline during the outage.
November 21, 2002
EnergyGateway.com Delivers Savings, Says P&G
After five months of use and $100 million in gas purchases,Procter & Gamble (P&G) concluded EnergyGateway.com’snatural gas marketplace works like charm.
November 27, 2000
EnergyGateway Delivers Savings, Says P&G
Almost five months after Procter & Gamble (P&G)announced it intended to use EnergyGateway.com’s natural gasmarketplace to acquire gas supply for all of its manufacturingfacilities in the United States and Canada, the branded companylabeled its online experience a success.
November 22, 2000
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