Shell Oil Co. expects to produce more natural gas than oil in 2012, company President Marvin E. Odum told a major gathering of energy executives and policymakers last Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Operators Seeking New Ways to Use Water
Pennsylvania may be water-rich, but factors like permitting and geography make water increasingly difficult to come by for drilling operations, several Marcellus Shale players told a Pittsburgh-area audience on Wednesday.
Apache to Double CNG Fleet, Offer Employee Incentives
Apache Corp. said Friday it expects to have a compressed natural gas (CNG) refueling station in service in two to three months to serve a fleet of 30 buses that carry passengers to and from Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport.
Range CEO: Appalachian Basin Is ‘Mind Boggling’
The industry has just “scratched the surface” of the unconventional gas potential of Appalachia, according to the head of one of the first companies to operate in the play, but producers need to partner if they hope to realize its full potential.
Marcellus Shale Results Send Cabot Stock Soaring
Better-than-expected performance in the Marcellus Shale helped Cabot Oil & Gas Corp.’s shareholders kick the stock almost 13% higher on Wednesday.
Maryland Official Calls for Marcellus Drilling Moratorium
Maryland, whose far western panhandle is within the Marcellus Shale, should place a moratorium on drilling permits until it “can put in place the regulations and enforcement capacity to ensure that we keep our water safe,” according to state Delegate Heather Mizeur (D-Montgomery County).
EPA Head: Federal Regulation of Hydrofracking May Not Be Needed
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects to release in a month or two the details of how it will carry out its study of the risks of hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracking) to water quality and public heath, said EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson. She signaled that federal regulation of the well stimulation technique may not be needed.
Report: PG&E Found, Fixed Serious Leaks
In a report released last Tuesday, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) said since the end of October, when it issued an initial report, it has confirmed an additional 21 “Grade 1” leaks on its system, bringing the total number of leaks that required immediate action to 59, all of which have been repaired.
EPA Head: Federal Regulation of Hydrofracking May Not Be Needed
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expects to release in a month or two the details of how it will carry out its study of the risks of hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracking) to water quality and public heath, said EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson. She signaled that federal regulation of the well stimulation technique may not be needed.
GOM, Appalachia Are Focus of Stone’s 2011 spending
Stone Energy Corp. grew its estimated proved reserves last year by 15% and said Monday it expects to spend about half of its 2011 budget in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM).