Faulty

Firm Corrects Fort Worth Air Monitoring Gaffe

An early report from an ongoing Fort Worth air quality study has been corrected to show that volatile organic compounds (VOC) detected at one of the monitored sites are much lower than stated more than two weeks ago.

March 2, 2011

Pennsylvania Nabs More Illegally Operated Wastewater Vehicles

The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) placed 208 trucks out of service in a three-day enforcement sweep that focused on commercial vehicles that haul wastewater from Marcellus Shale gas drilling sites, Police Commissioner Frank E. Pawlowski said Wednesday.

October 7, 2010

Interior: Lease Renegotiations Await Outcome of Kerr-McGee Case

An Interior Department official Tuesday said the agency didn’t expect any more producers to renegotiate faulty 1998-1999 offshore oil and natural gas leases until the court case involving Kerr-McGee Oil and Gas is resolved.

February 28, 2008

Burton Urges ‘Sugar’ Approach to Renegotiate Faulty Leases

The Bush administration, in order to avoid widespread litigation, needs to use “sugar” rather than a “hammer” to get producers to renegotiate their faulty 1998-1999 leases that are costing the federal government billions in lost royalties, the head of the Interior Department’s Minerals Management Service (MMS) told a House Natural Resources’ subcommittee Tuesday.

February 28, 2007

APGA Seeks ‘Full and Public Statement’ from EIA on Faulty Storage Report

The American Public Gas Association (APGA) wants the Energy Information Administration (EIA) to make a “full and public statement” about what happened on Nov. 24, when an erroneous natural gas storage report was inadvertently released and triggered a significant rise in futures prices, a spokeswoman for the group said Monday.

December 28, 2004

Gas, Oil Interests Say Senate Y2K Report Faulty

A Senate report’s conclusion that the natural gas and oilindustries aren’t likely to be ready for the computer-relatedsystem challenges of the Year 2000 is based on “out-of-date”information that “misses [the] significant progress the industrieshave made” during the past six months, said major industry tradegroups.

March 8, 1999

Industry Slams Senate Y2K Report as Faulty

A Senate report’s conclusion that the natural gas and oilindustries aren’t likely to be ready for the computer-relatedsystem challenges of the Year 2000 is based on “out-of-date”information that “misses [the] significant progress the industrieshave made” during the past six months, said major industry tradegroups.

March 3, 1999