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North Dakota Governor Welcomes New Gas Pipeline

North Dakota Governor Welcomes New Gas Pipeline

With flaring of wellhead associated natural gas still hovering around 30%, state officials in North Dakota welcome the proposed new natural gas pipeline from the Bakken to Minnesota by a unit of Bismarck-based MDU Resources Inc., and the governor has pledged support for the pipeline’s development.

June 3, 2013

Alaska Governor Believes ANWR, OCS Are Package Deal

With the price of crude oil hovering around $135 a barrel, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin Monday called on Congress to open a small part of the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) to drilling, as well as lift the moratorium on exploration and development in much of the federal Outer Continental Shelf (OCS).

June 24, 2008

Fuel Switching ‘Harbinger of Things to Come’

With oil prices hovering around $100/bbl and natural gas trading below $8/Mcf, gas deliveries to dual-fired power plants jumped last year and likely will continue, Bentek Energy LLC reported.

January 14, 2008

In High Crude/Gas Ratio, Fuel Switching ‘Harbinger of Things to Come’

With oil prices hovering around $100/bbl and natural gas trading below $8/Mcf, gas deliveries to dual-fired power plants jumped last year, Bentek Energy LLC reported Wednesday.

January 10, 2008

Baker Hughes Sees North American Oil and Gas Drilling Increase

With natural gas futures prices stabilizing in the $7-8/MMBtu region and crude futures hovering around $60/bbl, it appears that North American producers are upping their drilling activity to capture profits from the higher prices. According to Houston-based Baker Hughes Inc., the North American count of rigs actively exploring for or developing oil and natural gas during February increased fairly significantly over both January 2007 and February 2006 tallies.

March 12, 2007

Baker Hughes Sees North American Oil and Gas Drilling Increase

With natural gas futures prices stabilizing in the $7-8/MMBtu region and crude futures hovering around $60/bbl, it appears that North American producers are upping their drilling activity to capture profits from the higher prices. According to Houston-based Baker Hughes Inc., the North American count of rigs actively exploring for or developing oil and natural gas during February increased fairly significantly over both January 2007 and February 2006 tallies.

March 8, 2007

Transportation Notes

With its linepack hovering around minimum target levels, Pacific Gas & Electric issued a customer-specific OFO for Thursday.

August 10, 2006

Analysts Question Gas Storage Impact on Prices, Demand Destruction

With natural gas storage levels high and gas prices hovering lower, energy analysts last week were trying to figure out what effect the high storage levels are having on prices and demand destruction.

June 19, 2006

Report Cites Nation’s Abundant Gas Resource Base; AGA Says Access is the Problem

Despite gas prices hovering near $11 currently and averaging $7.17/MMBtu so far this year (Henry Hub cash bidweek) mainly on fears of a supply shortage, the Potential Gas Committee’s latest report on the nation’s gas resources shows a total available gas resource of 1,308.3 Tcf, or nearly 70 years of gas supply produced near the current annual rate. The problem, according to the American Gas Association (AGA), is accessing that supply.

September 14, 2005

Sempra Looking for FERC Intervention in $6.8B Antitrust Case in CA Court

There is still some potential silver lining in the one major dark cloud hovering around San Diego-based Sempra Energy’s otherwise bullish future, according to an analysis released Friday by Washington, DC-based Stanford Washington Research Group. The dark cloud is the trial scheduled later this year in a California Superior Court regarding allegations of California-Arizona border wholesale natural gas price fixing. The potential silver lining hangs on possible FERC preemption and the filed rate doctrine.

July 25, 2005
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