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West Virginia Needs ‘Significant’ Investment in NatGas Infrastructure

If West Virginia and the broader region encompassing the Marcellus and Utica shales take advantage of value-added opportunities associated with natural gas — in the manufacturing, transportation and electricity generation sectors — a greater share of the economic benefits of the shale boom will be retained by the region, according to a report issued by Vision Shared, a the Huntington, WV-based nonprofit organization. But significant investment is needed upfront to make that happen.

May 31, 2013

House Passes Producer’s Dream of an Energy Bill

The Republican-dominated House of Representatives Thursday passed an energy bill that could be described as encompassing a producer’s wish list, but those wishes won’t come true unless and until GOP control spreads to the Senate and the White House.

June 25, 2012

House Passes Producer’s Dream of an Energy Bill

The Republican-dominated House of Representatives Thursday passed an energy bill that could be described as encompassing a producer’s wish list, but those wishes won’t come true unless and until Republican control spreads to the Senate and the White House.

June 22, 2012

Financial Reform Close to Passage; Hard Road to Implementation

An early morning compromise Friday on the critical derivatives portion of the all-encompassing financial reform legislation reportedly would require federally insured banks to set up separate entities to trade the riskier types of derivatives, including those dealing with energy, metals and agriculture and credit default swaps, while preserving their ability to make less risky trades in currencies.

June 28, 2010

Financial Reform Close to Passage; Hard Road to Implementation

An early morning compromise Friday on the critical derivatives portion of the all-encompassing financial reform legislation reportedly would require federally insured banks to set up separate entities to trade the riskier types of derivatives, including those dealing with energy, metals and agriculture and credit default swaps, while preserving their ability to make less risky trades in currencies.

June 28, 2010

Senate Appears Ready to Debate Financial Reform Bill

Late Wednesday the Senate appeared ready to end a three-day standoff over consideration of a bill encompassing a sweeping reform of the financial regulatory system and move the measure to the floor for debate. Senate Banking Committee ranking Republican Richard Shelby of Alabama conceded that his negotiations with Chairman Chris Dodd, D-CT, aimed at getting concessions in advance had failed and released his fellow Republicans to vote their conscience.

April 29, 2010

Senate Appears Ready to Debate Financial Reform Bill

Late Wednesday the Senate appeared ready to end a three-day standoff over consideration of a bill encompassing a sweeping reform of the financial regulatory system and move the measure to the floor for debate. Senate Banking Committee ranking Republican Richard Shelby of Alabama conceded that his negotiations with Chairman Chris Dodd, D-CT, aimed at getting concessions in advance had failed and released his fellow Republicans to vote their conscience.

April 29, 2010

Presidential Candidates’ Energy Advisers Spar Over Drilling

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) will be looking for a comprehensive, bipartisan approach on energy measures, encompassing development and drilling for conventional resources as well as energy efficiency, renewables and mitigating energy costs, a senior energy adviser told the Natural Gas Roundtable in Washington, DC, last Thursday.

October 20, 2008

Presidential Candidates’ Energy Advisers Spar Over Drilling

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) will be looking for a comprehensive, bipartisan approach on energy measures, encompassing development and drilling for conventional resources as well as energy efficiency, renewables and mitigating energy costs, a campaign energy adviser told the Natural Gas Roundtable in Washington Thursday.

October 20, 2008

New Leasing Rules Benefit New York Producers, Land Owners

Legislation encompassing a sweeping reform of leasing and drilling rules in New York State that was signed by the governor last week is “a good compromise for all the parties involved,” according to Brad Gill, executive director of the Independent Oil and Gas Assoc. of New York (IOGA). “This is fair to operators and landowners.

August 8, 2005
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