Tapping shale natural gas reserves — even when accounting for the challenges of hydraulic fracturing — is worth the risk, a majority of those polled told a recent survey. And eight out of 10 respondents said they link natural gas development with job creation and economic revival.
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SM Energy Targets Eagle Ford, Ponders Haynesville
Like its peer Petrohawk Energy Corp. (see related story), SM Energy Co. is focusing more on the Eagle Ford. Plans for its Haynesville holdings are evolving.
Report: Canada Has Lots of Unconventional Gas
Evolving technology for tapping shale, coal and tight formations will eventually increase Canada’s recognized natural gas endowment about six-fold to an astronomical 4,000 Tcf, according to a new national inventory of deposits prepared for the Canadian Society for Unconventional Gas (CSUG).
Report: Canada Has Unconventional Gas, Lots of It
Evolving technology for tapping shale, coal and tight formations will eventually increase Canada’s recognized natural gas endowment about six-fold to an astronomical 4,000 Tcf, according to a new national inventory of deposits prepared for the Canadian Society for Unconventional Gas (CSUG).
Report: U.S. GHG Limits Could Hasten Atlantic Basin Connectivity
Whether and by how much emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) by U.S. power generators are restricted in the future will have a large impact on the evolving Atlantic Basin gas market, a new report claims.
Report: U.S. GHG Limits Could Hasten Atlantic Basin Connectivity
Whether and by how much emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) by U.S. power generators are restricted in the future will have a large impact on the evolving Atlantic Basin gas market, a new report claims.
S&P Reviews Energy Trading Risk Management
The trading risk control practices of energy companies are evolving, but they have some distance to go before they reach the level of risk management practiced by financial institutions, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) said, reporting on its recent review of the risk management policies, infrastructure and methodologies (PIM) of 10 energy trading companies with significant marketing operations with attendant risks.
S&P Reviews Energy Trading Risk Management
The trading risk control practices of energy companies are evolving, but they have some distance to go before they reach the level of risk management practiced by financial institutions, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) said, reporting on its recent review of the risk management policies, infrastructure and methodologies (PIM) of 10 energy trading companies with significant marketing operations with attendant risks.
CFTC to Add More Detail to Some COT Reports; Energy Next?
Due to evolving trading practices and the recent influx of funds into the futures and options market arena, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said last week that it will begin publishing an additional Commitments of Traders (COT) report in January that will show aggregate futures and options positions of noncommercial, commercial and index traders in 12 selected agricultural commodities. The new report, which is to be published on a two year, pilot-program basis, could be expanded to other commodities such as energy if deemed successful.
CFTC Seeks to Add More Detail to Agricultural COT Reports; Energy Next?
Due to evolving trading practices and the recent influx of funds into the futures and options market arena, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said Tuesday that it will begin publishing an additional Commitments of Traders (COT) report in January that will show aggregate futures and options positions of noncommercial, commercial and index traders in 12 selected agricultural commodities. The new report, which is to be published on a two year, pilot-program basis, could be expanded to other commodities such as energy if deemed successful.