President Obama’s nominee to lead the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) last Wednesday urged Congress to give the agency “more tools” to deal with abuses in the futures markets.
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CFTC Has to Be ‘Tough Cop on Beat,’ Nominee Says
President Obama’s nominee for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Wednesday urged Congress to give the agency “more tools” to deal with abuses in the futures markets.
Congress Called on to Give CFTC Criminal Prosecution Authority
Commissioner Bart Chilton of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Tuesday called on Congress to give the agency the authority to pursue criminal prosecution of fraud and manipulation in commodity futures markets.
Falcon Storage Alums Launch New Midstream Venture
Four of Falcon Gas Storage Co.’s founders believe there’s more to be done to give natural gas a temporary home in a world of growing unconventional production, unpredictable liquefied natural gas (LNG) flows and demand fluctuations among power generators.
Falcon Storage Founders Taking Flight with New Midstream Venture
Four of Falcon Gas Storage Co.’s founders believe there’s more to be done to give natural gas a temporary home in a world of growing unconventional production, unpredictable liquefied natural gas (LNG) flows and demand fluctuations among power generators.
Futures Test Parameters to No Avail, Settle Pennies Lower
After testing the lower end of the recent range in natural gas futures on Monday, traders on Tuesday decided to give the upside a go as the March contract put in a high of $4.715 during the regular session before closing at $4.513, down 4.4 cents from Monday’s close.
It’s Going to Cost More to Lay Pipes, Transmission on BLM Land
Interior Department’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is expected to publish a final rule Friday that will give it the green light to charge oil and natural gas pipelines, power transmission companies and fiber optics firms higher rental fees for linear rights-of-way (ROW) to better reflect the changes in land values over the past two decades.
DTE Launches Advanced Gas, Electric Metering
Detroit’s DTE Energy is shooting for 2009 to have the beginnings of an advanced metering program in place that would give its electric and natural gas customers what promises to be more accurate meter readings, detailed information about energy usage and a system that recognizes power outages without customer input.
MidContinent Express to Proceed with Expansion of Proposed Pipeline
Just days after the pipeline was given FERC approval for construction, backers of the Midcontinent Express Pipeline, which would give shale producers in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma access to southern and eastern markets, said Tuesday they have completed a successful binding open season for a 300,000 Dth/d expansion of a portion of the planned system
Midcontinent Express Pipe Project Gets FERC Thumbs-Up
FERC late Friday issued a certificate approving the construction of the proposed Midcontinent Express Pipeline, which would give shale producers in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma access to southern and eastern markets.