Looking for an experienced global industry player and perhaps indicating a shift of potential gas supply sources, Houston-based Crystal Energy, LLC, announced last week that it has an “in-principle agreement” with Australian-based Woodside (USA) Energy Inc. to develop Crystal’s proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal off the coast of Oxnard along the part of Southern California’s coast dotted with offshore oil platforms. Crystal originally proposed bringing Alaskan gas supplies through its terminal.
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Equity Firm Seeks to Buy Anadarko Canada Assets for $190M
Crosspoint Ventures, a global private equity and venture capital firm, said last Thursday it submitted an offer of $190 million to buy one of Canada’s largest oil and gas operations from Anadarko Canada Corp., a subsidiary of Houston-based Anadarko.
Equity Firm Seeks to Buy Anadarko Canada Assets for $190M
Crosspoint Ventures, a global private equity and venture capital firm, said Thursday it has submitted an offer of $190 million to buy one of Canada’s largest oil and gas operations from Anadarko Canada Corp., a subsidiary of Houston-based Anadarko.
Fitch Raises ’04 Gas Price Outlook to $5.75
With speculation on potential disruptions in global crude supplies driving spot and futures markets, Fitch Ratings last Monday raised its natural gas price deck to $5.75/Mcf this year and to $4.50 in 2005. Fitch also pushed oil higher, to $34/bbl this year and to $27 in 2005.
Fitch Raises ’04 Gas Price Outlook to $5.75
With speculation on potential disruptions in global crude supplies driving spot and futures markets, Fitch Ratings on Monday raised its natural gas price deck to $5.75/Mcf this year and to $4.50 in 2005. Fitch also pushed oil higher, to $34/bbl this year and to $27 in 2005.
Shippers ‘More Comfortable’ with U.S. LNG Market, Sempra CEO Says
All of the major global liquefied natural gas (LNG) shippers — mostly large oil and gas production companies — are now “more comfortable” with the longer term wholesale natural gas business in the United States and willing to take the risk of downstream prices once added LNG imports begin flowing in 2007-08, according to San Diego-based Sempra Energy CEO Steve Baum, speaking Tuesday at the Deutsche Bank Electric Power Conference in New York City.
Shippers ‘More Comfortable’ with U.S. LNG Market, Sempra CEO Says
All of the major global liquefied natural gas (LNG) shippers — mostly large oil and gas production companies — are now “more comfortable” with the longer term wholesale natural gas business in the United States and willing to take the risk of downstream prices once added LNG imports begin flowing in 2007-08, according to San Diego-based Sempra Energy CEO Steve Baum, speaking Tuesday at the Deutsche Bank Electric Power Conference in New York City.
Bush ‘Absolutely’ Committed to Hydrogen Economy, DOE’s Abraham Says
The Bush administration is “absolutely” committed to kick-starting a two-decade-long effort to create a global hydrogen-based economy that will use fuel cells as a major enabler, according to Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham, speaking Wednesday at the National Hydrogen Association’s 15th annual conference in Los Angeles.
Survey Shows Robust U.S. Spending Plans, Conservative Price Forecasts by Independents
A survey by global accounting firm Grant Thornton of 60 senior executives at mid-sized independent exploration and production (E&P) companies found that on average most expect Henry Hub natural gas prices to increase modestly over the next four years, moving from $4.44/Mcf in 2004 to $4.82 in 2007.
Survey Shows Robust U.S. Spending Plans, Conservative Price Forecasts by Independents
A survey by global accounting firm Grant Thornton of 60 senior executives at mid-sized independent exploration and production (E&P) companies found that on average most expect Henry Hub natural gas prices to increase modestly over the next four years, moving from $4.44/Mcf in 2004 to $4.82 in 2007.