The Eagle Ford Shale of South Texas is likely the biggest potential driver of U.S. oil production growth for the next five to 10 years with production on track to pass 1 million b/d by the middle of next year and 1.7 million b/d by the end of 2015, analyst at Raymond James & Associates said in a note Monday.
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Deutsche Cuts 2012 Gas Price Forecast Another 75 Cents
Because natural gas demand still is being hurt by weak U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) growth, industrial output and “uncommonly warm weather,” Deutsche Bank on Friday reduced its gas price forecast for the second time in less than a month.
As Ohio Shale Plays Heat Up, Landowner Groups Cash In
When Rex Energy Corp. announced in August that it acquired the rights to lease about 11,000 net acres in Carroll County, OH, for $40 million, the company said it was doing so to develop a prospect in the Utica Shale play and expand its acreage position there.
West Excess Hydro Hurts Gas Plants, Calpine Says
The excessively wet hydroelectric season in the West continues to hurt Calpine Corp.’s large fleet of natural gas-fired generation plants, Calpine senior executives told financial analysts Friday during a second quarter earnings conference call in which the large independent power company reported losses for the second quarter.
Barnett Gets Texas Lawmakers’ Attention
Texas lawmakers are not yet into the meat of their current legislative session, but as with the last session two years ago, the Barnett Shale seems to be drawing the most attention, at least judging by potential legislation, Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO) President Justin Furnace told NGI’s Shale Daily.
House Caucus Calls on Interior to Back Off from Hydrofracking Rules
At least until the Environmental Protection Agency completes its 2010-2012 study on hydraulic fracturing.
Governor Shelves Pennsylvania Severance Tax Bill
Saying that imposing a severance tax on growing natural gas production in the Marcellus Shale could hurt his state’s natural gas industry, Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell last week announced that he was dropping the proposed 5% tax plan until at least next year. A key supporter of the severance tax in the state’s legislature said he will continue to push to have it implemented as soon as next spring.
Governor Shelves Pennsylvania Severance Tax Bill
Saying that imposing a severance tax on growing natural gas production in the Marcellus Shale could hurt his state’s natural gas industry, Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell on Monday announced that he was dropping the proposed 5% tax plan until at least next year.
Producers Hear ‘Rumblings’ About Windfall Profits Tax
Major producer groups Tuesday warned Washington policymakers that a windfall profits tax or other punitive taxes on producers would hurt the financial health of the industry, reduce domestic oil and natural gas production and result in significant job losses.
Canadian Drilling Shortfall to Weigh on Baker Hughes Earnings
Baker Hughes Inc. warned Friday that the significant drop-off in Canadian drilling this year compared with a year ago will hurt its quarterly earnings.