In a decision that effectively clears the way for the implementation of tougher wastewater regulations for natural gas drilling operations in Pennsylvania’s prolific Marcellus Shale area, the state’s Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee has indicated that it does not intend to take any formal action on the regulations, according to committee chairperson Mary Jo White (R-21st).
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Shell Revises 1Q Income Upward by $226M
A change in inventory accounting principles helped Royal Dutch/Shell Group increase net income in the first quarter by $226 million to $4.7 billion, up from the previously reported $4.43 billion. The oil major last week also updated its quarterly production figures to give investors “further clarity” ahead of its second quarter results, which will be announced July 29.
DOE: New Sensor Will Spot External Pipe Corrosion Faster, Cheaper, More Accurately
A prototype sensor that can quickly and cost-effectively measure pitting and deterioration of natural gas pipelines has moved one step closer to being commercialized, the Department of Energy (DOE) said last week.
DOE: New Sensor Will Spot External Pipe Corrosion Faster, Cheaper, More Accurately
A prototype sensor that can quickly and cost-effectively measure pitting and deterioration of natural gas pipelines has moved one step closer to being commercialized, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.
DOE: New Sensor Will Spot External Pipe Corrosion Faster, Cheaper, More Accurately
A prototype sensor that can quickly and cost-effectively measure pitting and deterioration of natural gas pipelines has moved one step closer to being commercialized, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.
Chevron System Manages Energy Use, Emissions
Chevron Corp. announced Tuesday it is using a new system to manage its energy usage more effectively and monitor greenhouse gas emissions from all of its worldwide operations. Chevron Energy and Greenhouse Gas Inventory System (CEGIS) is an automated, electronic data management information system that is designed to gather monthly energy and greenhouse gas emissions data from Chevron’s worldwide exploration and production, refining and marketing, petrochemicals, transportation and coal activities.
Judge Rules California May Bar Offshore Drilling
A federal judge has effectively blocked new drilling off the California coast, ruling that the state first has to decide whether future drilling would impair the surrounding environment. The ruling comes on the heels of scheduled public hearings this month on the Minerals Management Service’s draft environmental impact statement covering proposed drilling offshore Santa Barbara (see NGI, June 25).
Judge Rules California May Bar Offshore Drilling
A federal judge last week effectively blocked new drilling off the California coast, ruling that the state first has to decide whether future drilling would impair the surrounding environment. The ruling comes on the heels of scheduled public hearings in July on the Minerals Management Service’s draft environmental impact statement covering proposed drilling offshore Santa Barbara (see Daily GPI, June 19).
Washington State Sounds Off on Power Prices
Governors of nine western states announced last week an emergency energy conservation strategy to avert a California-type energy crisis and to mitigate future higher energy prices.
Hebert Talks to Bush Team about FERC Transition
With the Supreme Court last week effectively handing the keys tothe White House to now President-elect George W. Bush, speculationhas escalated in Washington D.C. over who will be tapped as thenext FERC chairman under a Republican administration.