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European Natural Gas Prices Drop to Three-Month Low Despite Russian Supply Threats

European Natural Gas Prices Drop to Three-Month Low Despite Russian Supply Threats

European natural gas prices continued declining Monday to the lowest point in three months on mild weather forecasts and reports of heightened storage, despite threats from Russia of a complete end to pipeline exports. After a brief mid-week jump last Wednesday (Oct. 12), natural gas linked to the Dutch Title Transfer Facility (TTF) benchmark continued…

October 17, 2022
Sierra Club Drops Legal Challenge of Nexus Gas Transmission

Sierra Club Drops Legal Challenge of Nexus Gas Transmission

The Sierra Club on Monday filed in federal court to drop both its appeal of the Nexus Gas Transmission project and an emergency motion to stop construction, saying it no longer has the support of affected landowners.

November 20, 2017
Sub-$3 Prices Leave A Mark; U.S. NatGas Rigs Down 8

Sub-$3 Prices Leave A Mark; U.S. NatGas Rigs Down 8

Driven by a sharp drop in natural gas drilling, five U.S. rigs packed up for the week ended Friday (Aug. 11), according to data released Friday by Baker Hughes Inc. (BHI).

August 11, 2017

Traders Forced to Digest Widely Varying Weather Models; February Called Flat

February natural gas is expected to open unchanged Wednesday morning at $3.28 as weather models show wide variations in outlooks. Overnight oil markets fell.

January 25, 2017

Consol, Noble Drop NatGas Pipeline Assets to Cone Midstream After JV Split

Cone Midstream Partners LP said Wednesday it has agreed to acquire the remaining interest in more than 125 miles of pipelines and 650 MMcf/d of natural gas compression capacity from sponsors Consol Energy Inc. and Noble Energy Inc. in a deal valued at $248 million.

November 16, 2016

PDC Drops Rig, Raises Production Guidance on Improving Wells

PDC Energy Inc. plans to drop a rig this month, but it has increased its full-year production guidance after better than expected second quarter results.

August 10, 2016
‘Worst Drop Ever’ in North Dakota Production, Helms Says

‘Worst Drop Ever’ in North Dakota Production, Helms Says

North Dakota’s latest oil/natural gas production statistics include the “good, bad and ugly,” but the state’s chief oil/gas regulator, Lynn Helms, stressed the latter in pointing to a 70,400 b/d oil production drop month-to-month as the biggest decline the state has experienced.

June 16, 2016
Harvard Researcher Sees U.S. as Largest Oil Producer by 2017

Harvard Researcher Sees U.S. as Largest Oil Producer by 2017

The United States could produce 5 million b/d from shale oil deposits by 2017 and may become the world’s largest oil producer — reaching up to 16 million b/d in just a few years by combining shale with conventional oil, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and biofuels, according to a researcher at Harvard Kennedy School.

July 19, 2013

Halcon’s Utica Test Wells Disappoint Analysts; EVEP Charges On

After disconcerting Utica Shale production figures were released earlier this month by Ohio regulators, industry analysts said they were disappointed with the results of the first two test wells Halcon Resources Corp. drilled in the play, and EV Energy Partners (EVEP) said it is continuing to look for buyers interested in its holdings there.

May 28, 2013

Encana NatGas Output Slumps, Liquids Jump

North American natural gas giant Encana Corp. saw its gas production drop 12% from a year ago, as it turned off the spigot in its wide ranging gas-rich plays. Liquids output, however, is roaring and expected to double by the end of the year.

April 29, 2013
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