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Outside Auditor Praises Pennsylvania Forest Management

An uptick in Marcellus Shale development last year didn’t keep an independent auditor from certifying Pennsylvania’s state forests as sustainably managed.

April 5, 2012

Prices Flat or Higher Across the Board

Generally moderate weather predictions, such as the Chicago area reaching the low to mid 50s Tuesday, didn’t suggest any likelihood of spot prices increasing Monday. But cash traders either thought otherwise or were looking ahead to near the end of the week, when cold fronts would be moving into such areas as the Midwest.

January 10, 2012

Northeast Spikes Lead Overall Price Advance

Current weather didn’t seem cold enough to justify the substantive gains realized Tuesday at nearly all points as many — but not all — traders returned to their offices from the Christmas holiday weekend. They may have been stocking up a bit in looking forward to the first week of January, when some predict a boost in heating load from the return of cold weather.

December 28, 2011

Shale Gas Having ‘Profound’ Impact on U.S. Economy, Says Study

Shale natural gas has dramatically transformed the outlook for U.S. energy supplies and is having “profound” economic impacts on creating jobs and stimulating growth, as well as bolstering tax revenue and reducing consumer energy costs, according to a study by IHS Global Insight.

December 7, 2011

Plenty of Hurricanes in 2011, But Little Trouble for Energy Interests

The 2011 Atlantic Hurricane season didn’t bring many tropical storms to Gulf of Mexico (GOM) energy interests or the North American mainland, but it did produce the third-highest number of tropical storms since records began in 1851 and continued a trend of active hurricane seasons begun in 1995, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

December 5, 2011

Plenty of Hurricanes in 2011, But Little Trouble for Energy Interests

The 2011 Atlantic Hurricane season didn’t bring many tropical storms to Gulf of Mexico (GOM) energy interests or the North American mainland, but it did produce the third-highest number of tropical storms since records began in 1851 and continued a trend of active hurricane seasons begun in 1995, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

November 29, 2011

Chevron Spuds First Well in Duvernay Shale

Chevron Corp. spud its first well during the third quarter in Alberta’s promising Duvernay Formation, CFO Pat Yarrington said Friday.

October 31, 2011

Service Rig Delay Stalls Morgantown Wells

Operations at two Northeast Natural Energy (NNE) natural gas wells in the Marcellus Shale near Morgantown, WV, have been delayed while the company awaits the arrival of a service rig.

October 19, 2011

Northeast Gains Smaller, But All Points Flat to Up

Cash gas prices joined an overall rally in the stock and commodities markets Tuesday with flat to higher showings at all locations. Fundamentals didn’t seem to justify the modest strength as forecasts were seasonal for early August or slightly cooler in many areas, but there was no denying that buyers dominated Tuesday trading.

August 10, 2011

Petrohawk Posts Huge Profits During 2Q2011

Less than a month after Australian energy giant BHP Billiton Ltd. disclosed plans to purchase Petrohawk Energy Corp., the Houston-based company announced Wednesday that 2Q2011 production grew 15% and revenues shot up 21% from the previous quarter, propelling the company to huge profits.

August 5, 2011