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Bluewater Gas Storage received a certificate from FERC to begin operating its existing Michigan storage operations, which include the recently developed 26.2 Bcf Bluewater storage field and the 3.05 Bcf Kimball 27 storage field in St. Clair County, under market-based rates.

Bluewater Gas Storage received a certificate from FERC on Friday to begin operating its existing Michigan storage operations, which include the recently developed 26.2 Bcf Bluewater storage field and the 3.05 Bcf Kimball 27 storage field in St. Clair County, under market-based rates.

Outgoing Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski’s legacy will not include final plans for a natural gas pipeline, and his potential successors would like it if he would just step aside to let the next governor take up the charge.

EnCana Corp. said Wednesday it’s looking for a buyer for its natural gas assets in northern Canada, which include properties in the Mackenzie Delta/Beaufort Sea region. The Calgary-based producer hopes to complete the sale by the end of the year.

Outgoing Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski’s legacy will not include final plans for a natural gas pipeline, and his potential successors would like it if he would just step aside to let the next governor take up the charge.

FERC last Thursday issued a final rule that expands the scope of the agency’s blanket certificate program to include the construction of certain interstate natural gas pipeline mainlines, storage field facilities and takeaway facilities for liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals.

FERC on Thursday issued a final rule that expands the scope of the agency’s blanket certificate program to include the construction of certain interstate natural gas pipeline mainlines, storage field facilities and takeaway facilities for liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals.

Nonwage costs for U.S. manufacturers, which include the costs of energy to do business, have increased from 22.4% to 31.7% in the past three years, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) reported last week. Between 2002 and 2004, it said domestic natural gas costs alone rose 59% to $39.3 billion.

Nonwage costs for U.S. manufacturers, which include the costs of energy to do business, increased from 22.4% to 31.7% since 2003, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) reported in a new study. Between 2002 and 2004, it said domestic natural gas costs alone rose 59% to $39.3 billion.