U.S. merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in the U.S. oil and natural gas industry last year gained substantially following a flurry of activity in the final three months, according to PwC US.
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Unita Project to Test Oilsands Potential
Is the next U.S. energy boom following shale going to evolve around oilsands? A Canadian producer is testing the viability of the unconventional oil based on its work to date in Utah.
U.S. Oilsands? Uinta Project to Test Possibilities
Is the next U.S. energy boom following shale going to evolve around oilsands? A Canadian producer is testing the viability of the unconventional oil based on its work to date in Utah.
Senate Sets Hearing on Rupture of Columbia Gas Line in WV
The Senate Commerce Committee plans to hold a field hearing on pipeline safety in Charleston, WV, on Jan. 28 following a major natural gas pipeline explosion in the state in December.
California OKs Pipe Plan Limiting Ratepayer Costs
As its first major decision following the San Bruno pipeline failure two years ago, California regulators on Thursday approved a three-year pipeline enhanced safety plan for Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) but denied utility ratepayer support for most of the cost of the utility proposal.
Shell Drops Bid to Develop Natural Gas in Northern BC
Royal Dutch Shell plc has dropped plans to develop coalbed methane in British Columbia (BC) following the provincial government’s decision to ban natural gas and oil exploration in the Klappan, an aboriginal area in the northern part of the province.
Pro-Fracking Paper Nixed for Conflict
The University of Texas at Austin (UT) has pulled a 2012 report that was supportive of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and shale gas development following a review of the study by an independent panel that found researchers failed to disclose a conflict of interest.
University Pro-Fracking Paper Nixed on Conflict of Interest
The University of Texas at Austin has pulled a 2012 UT Energy Institute report that was supportive of hydraulic fracturing and shale gas development following a review of the study by an independent panel that found researchers failed to disclose a conflict of interest.
North Dakota Primed to Address Gas Flaring
Following the release earlier this year of a report on alternative technologies for using flared natural gas, the Energy and Environmental Research Center (EERC) in North Dakota is set to launch a bi-fuel (natural gas/diesel) drilling rig power source in a demonstration project starting early next year, the center’s associate director told NGI’s Shale Daily Thursday.
One Remains Missing from GOM Platform
Black Elk Energy on Sunday expanded its efforts to locate the last worker missing following a Friday explosion and fire onboard a shallow-water Gulf of Mexico (GOM) production platform.