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Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline LLC has asked FERC to move “as soon as possible” on its request to reverse flow on its pipeline system so that it can export natural gas from the United States to Canada.

Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline LLC has asked FERC to approve “as soon as possible” its request to reverse flow on its pipeline system so that it can export natural gas from the United States to Canada.

A major producer group Thursday asked FERC to make a “small” alteration to its final rule on flow posting requirements, saying that the requested change would reduce the burden and cost of compliance without “materially changing the information that is made available to the market.”

More gas could ultimately flow sooner through Sempra Energy’s underutilized West Coast liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal following an announcement last Wednesday that Royal Dutch Shell and Russia’s Gazprom have signed a series of 20-year agreements in which both will be buying LNG supplies from the eastern Russia Sakhalin II production area. It gives the Russian behemoth its first major entry into the U.S. gas market.

More gas could ultimately flow sooner through Sempra Energy’s underutilized West Coast liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal following an announcement Wednesday that Royal Dutch Shell and Russia’s Gazprom have signed a series of 20-year agreements in which both will be buying LNG supplies from the eastern Russia Sakhalin II production area. It gives the Russian behemoth its first major entry into the U.S. market.

EOG Resources Inc.’s 2009 capital spending will be cut to “approximate its cash flow” to ensure that it ends the year at the same debt level as year-end 2008, the producer said in a regulatory filing.

EOG Resources Inc.’s 2009 capital spending will be cut to “approximate its cash flow” to ensure that it ends the year at the same debt level as year-end 2008, the producer said in a regulatory filing.

Saying a remediation of “objectionable liquids” injected into its system (see Daily GPI, May 12) has been completed, ANR said it will resume scheduling gas flow for Thursday at the Hobart Ranch receipt point in the Southwest Gathering Area.

New supplies soon to flow through Sempra Energy’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Mexico will not be a major factor longer term in the California energy market, said a NorthernStar Natural Gas executive overseeing the company’s proposed Clearwater Port LNG project off the coast of Oxnard, CA.