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Geology’s There, but Overseas Shale Gas Still Nowhere

There appears to be no scarcity of global shale gas opportunities, but it may be two years — or longer — before drilling progresses to commercial success, according to Raymond James & Associates Inc.

May 7, 2013

‘Take Some Money Off the Table,’ Bankers Say; August Expires Flat

The expiring August contract settled unchanged, but more distant contracts eased although analysts viewing a deteriorating price regime remain optimistic and suggest that if prices should somehow surge pass $5 during the hurricane season or later in the fall, it would be a good time to initiate producer hedging. At the close August remained unchanged at $4.370 and September had fallen 1.3 cents to $4.318. September crude oil faltered $2.19 to $97.40/bbl.

July 28, 2011

Big Freeze Seen as Gone for Now; All Points Fall

A frigid weekend in many sections was becoming a distant memory for many people who thought they had already seen too much winter already. Spot gas demand was dropping, and it was quite possible that more storage supplies were being substituted in its place, resulting in substantial declines in numbers across the board Tuesday.

January 26, 2011

Ethanol Production Decline, Comeback Impacts Natural Gas Demand

Firing up some of the currently idled ethanol plants in the not-too-distant future could spell an increase in natural gas demand just as the results of the lower rig count begin to show up in declining natural gas production, according to an analysis from Newedge, a global brokerage firm.

March 9, 2009

Ethanol Production Decline, Comeback Impacts Natural Gas Demand

Firing up some of the currently idled ethanol plants in the not-too-distant future could spell an increase in natural gas demand just as the results of the lower rig count begin to show up in declining natural gas production, according to an analysis from Newedge, a global brokerage firm.

March 9, 2009

Bay State Provides Customer Choice Via the Web

Providing retail gas customers a choice of suppliers via theInternet is a distant hope of some visionaries in the gas industry,but pioneers at Bay State Gas already have made it happen. TheMassachusetts distributor has upgraded its interactive web site toallow customers to shop for suppliers competing in its supplierchoice pilot program and to provide an easy method for suppliers toenroll new customers and check their daily pooling requirements.The web site also offers customers the option of checking their gasusage, reviewing their bills, and buying additional products andservices.

May 20, 1998