In a story published May 3, “San Bruno Settlement Talks Break Down, PG&E CEO Says” (see Daily GPI, May 3), the fifth paragraph was incorrect. That paragraph should read: CFO Kent Harvey said PG&E would “continue to expect to need roughly $1-1.2 billion of equity for the year, excluding any fines or penalties beyond the $200 million we’ve already accrued. Of that, we issued about $430 million in 1Q2013.” NGI regrets the error.
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PADEP Secretary: Enviro Group’s ‘Math Seems to Be Off’
Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Secretary Michael Krancer said a recent report by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) was “incorrect and inapplicable to Pennsylvania in many respects,” and urged the environmental group to reconsider its labeling of natural gas as a “dirty fossil fuel.”
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The story “Wood Mackenzie: Gas Price Pain, Then Gain” (see NGI, Nov. 23) quoted an incorrect price forecast from a Credit Suisse presentation slide. For 2009 the firm has cut its U.S. gas price forecast to $3.97 from $4.01.
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The story “For Gas Bulls, Bad News Comes First” (see Daily GPI, Nov. 23) quoted an incorrect price forecast from a Credit Suisse presentation slide. For 2009 the firm has cut its U.S. gas price forecast to $3.97 from $4.01.
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The story “Ranking Shows ‘Scrambled’ Pipe Capacity Trader Lineup” in the Oct. 12 issue of Natural Gas Intelligence included incorrect information from a source. RBS Sempra Energy Trading should be ranked 13th among pipeline capacity traders.
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The story “Top Pipe Capacity Players ‘Scrambled,’ Ranking Shows” in the Oct. 7 issue of NGI’s Daily Gas Price Index included incorrect information from a source. RBS Sempra Energy Trading should be ranked 13th among pipeline capacity traders.
Nexen Denies Reports That Assets Are in Play
Calgary-based Nexen Inc. said last week that media reports of a possible breakup or sale of parts of the company are incorrect. The announcement followed reports that hedge funds are pushing for a breakup and an analyst report that a spin off of assets could realize additional value.
Nexen Denies Reports That Assets Are in Play
Calgary-based Nexen Inc. said Monday media reports of a possible breakup or sale of parts of the company are incorrect. The announcement followed reports that hedge funds are pushing for a breakup and an analyst report that a spin off of assets could realize additional value.
Canada Producers Group Enumerates Flaws in Royalty Review
The Alberta Royalty Review Panel used flawed data, incorrect costs, misleading activity assumptions and poor international comparisons to put together its oil and natural gas royalty and tax system proposal, according to a technical review by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP).
CAPP Says Flawed Data, Incorrect Costs Used by Alberta Panel
The Alberta Royalty Review Panel used flawed data, incorrect costs, misleading activity assumptions and poor international comparisons to put together its oil and natural gas royalty and tax system proposal, according to a technical review by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP).