Economy

Outlook: Northwest Gas Demand to Grow; Power Gen Driver

Even with a continuing slow recovery in the regional economy, natural gas demand is expected to grow steadily at just under 1% annually during the next 10 years, with gas used for power generation expected to lead the growth, according to the 2012 Gas Outlook released Saturday by the Northwest Gas Association (NWGA).

May 15, 2012

Wyoming Passes Water Project for Pavillion

Wyoming state lawmakers last Friday passed legislation to help bring a permanent solution to potential drinking water problems in the Pavillion, WY, area. This is where two U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) test wells have sparked concerns among residents and environmental activists who are opposed to hydraulic fracturing (fracking).

March 7, 2012

Harvard Study Finds Low NatGas Prices Cut Coal Use, GHG Emissions

While 2009’s recessionary economy was credited for nationwide reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, GHG emissions from power generating facilities were on the decline for another reason: greater reliance on natural gas-fueled plants, according to Harvard University researchers.

March 5, 2012

Researchers: Modest Carbon Tax Would Boost Gas, Cut Emissions

While 2009’s recessionary economy was credited for nationwide reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, GHG emissions from power generating facilities were on the decline for another reason: greater reliance on natural gas-fueled plants, according to Harvard University researchers.

February 29, 2012

Midstream Buildout Promises $511B Bonanza, INGAA Study Says

An unprecedented midstream infrastructure building boom offers the potential for tens of thousands of jobs and a $511 billion cumulative boost to the U.S. economy during the next 23 years, according to the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA). The infrastructure is necessary to deliver domestic natural gas, liquids and crude oil from domestic shale plays.

February 21, 2012

Midstream Buildout Promises $511B Bonanza, Says INGAA

An unprecedented midstream infrastructure building boom offers the potential for tens of thousands of jobs and a $511 billion cumulative boost to the U.S. economy during the next 23 years, according to the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA). The infrastructure is necessary to deliver domestic natural gas, liquids and crude oil from domestic shale plays.

February 20, 2012

Federal Reserve: Economy Growing, Shale Gas Expanding

The Federal Reserve Board took notice of an expanding shale gas industry in parts of the country as the national economy grew at a moderate pace, according to a report released Wednesday.

December 5, 2011

Energy Industry Optimistic for 2012

The global economy has stabilized or is improving, which will lead to more investments and job growth in 2012 for the oil and gas industry, according to a majority of energy executives surveyed by Ernst & Young LLP.

December 5, 2011

Federal Report: Shale Gas Expanding in Ohio, Texas

The Federal Reserve Board took notice of an expanding shale gas industry in parts of the country as the national economy grew at a moderate pace, according to a report released Wednesday.

December 2, 2011

Federal Reserve Report: Economy, Shale Gas Industry Expanding

The Federal Reserve Board took notice of an expanding shale gas industry in parts of the country as the national economy grew at a moderate pace, according to a report released Wednesday.

December 2, 2011
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