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ExxonMobil Corp. gave a signal to oilfield services companies this week to begin disclosing the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing operations at drilling sites.

Manatee County Florida officials last Thursday gave their blessing to Port Dolphin Energy LLC’s plans for a deepwater port to receive regasified liquefied natural (LNG) gas along with an associated gas pipeline off the coast of Tampa Bay, FL. The project still needs the approval of the U.S. Maritime Administration.

Manatee County Florida officials Thursday gave their blessing to Port Dolphin Energy LLC’s plans for a deepwater port to receive regasified liquefied natural (LNG) gas along with an associated gas pipeline off the coast of Tampa Bay, FL. The project still needs the approval of the U.S. Maritime Administration.

Manatee County Florida officials Thursday gave their blessing to Port Dolphin Energy LLC’s plans for a deepwater port to receive regasified liquefied natural (LNG) gas along with an associated gas pipeline off the coast of Tampa Bay, FL. The project still needs the approval of the U.S. Maritime Administration.

Shifting Canadian natural gas supplies and the discovery of vast shale plays in Western Canada gave birth to NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd.’s (NGTL) plans to construct and operate the 48-mile Alberta-to-British Columbia Groundbirch Pipeline, which the National Energy Board (NEB) approved late last week.

Shifting Canadian natural gas supplies and the discovery of vast shale plays in Western Canada gave birth to NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd.’s (NGTL) plans to construct and operate the 48-mile Alberta-to-British Columbia Groundbirch Pipeline, which the National Energy Board (NEB) approved on Thursday.

Shifting Canadian natural gas supplies and the discovery of vast shale plays in Western Canada gave birth to NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd.’s (NGTL) plans to construct and operate the 48-mile Alberta-to-British Columbia Groundbirch Pipeline, which the National Energy Board (NEB) approved on Thursday.

Six Senate Democrats representing coastal states introduced legislation Tuesday to repeal the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct), which gave FERC the authority to determine the need for and location of liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals.

Six Senate Democrats representing coastal states introduced legislation Tuesday to repeal the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct), which gave FERC the authority to determine the need for and location of liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals.