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BP Thunder Horse South Ramp Set for 2021, Expanding Capacity by 500,000 Boe/d

BP Thunder Horse South Ramp Set for 2021, Expanding Capacity by 500,000 Boe/d

The second phase of BP plc’s massive Thunder Horse South Expansion has been sanctioned, boosting output at one of the largest fields in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico (GOM).

May 7, 2019

Report: Eagle Ford Fracking Will Take Less Water Than Other Uses

Natural gas wells in the booming Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas will use significantly less amounts of water for hydraulic fracturing (fracking) compared to municipalities and farmers in the region, a water expert said.

October 21, 2011

Experts Caution Against ‘One Size Fits All’ Shale Regulation

Natural gas experts say they believe the Marcellus Shale play can be developed in a way that benefits both industry and area residents, but they voiced concern about possible federal regulation of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) that they said could be based on situations unique to Marcellus.

April 29, 2011

Private LNG Play Gets Financing for OR, CA Projects

A dark horse in the race for siting a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal along the U.S. West Coast, NorthernStar Natural Gas, Inc., a U.S.-owned and managed privately held company created specifically to site LNG facilities, announced Monday it has completed a $100 million private offering of convertible notes to qualified institutional buyers.

May 23, 2006

CPUC Spreads Power Rate Hikes Unevenly

After a day’s delay for some last-minute horse-trading, California regulators decided Tuesday to spread a $5.7 billion (3-cent/kW) rate increase to both moderate and large energy users to encourage power conservation going into the critical summer peak-demand period. The increase, which was okayed March 27, takes effect June 1 for Pacific Gas and Electric and June 3 for Southern California Edison with five “rate tiers” tied to consumption levels.

May 16, 2001

Former MI Senator Named Energy Secretary

In what could be called a dark horse choice following weeks ofspeculation that one of several energy heavyweights would be tappedto fill the Energy Department Cabinet seat for President-electGeorge W. Bush, former Michigan Sen. Spencer Abraham (R) wasnominated to serve as energy secretary yesterday. Abraham wasdefeated last November in his first re-election bid.

January 3, 2001

Tetco Brings Back WW II Era Pipe

Texas Eastern Transmission resurrected an old war horse toprovide additional service to PECO Energy and new service to MobilOil’s Paulsboro, NJ, refinery.

April 8, 1998