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Natural gas and electric heating demand might continue a little longer than normal this year as much of the United States is expected to experience colder-than-normal temperatures through March and April, according to AccuWeather.com Chief Long Range Forecaster Joe Bastardi.

Natural gas and electric heating demand might continue a little longer than normal this year as much of the United States is expected to experience colder-than-normal temperatures through March and April, according to AccuWeather.com Chief Long Range Forecaster Joe Bastardi.

North American natural gas production is no longer opportunity-constrained, it’s market-constrained, as the swift, stunning growth of unconventional plays already has overtaken conventional drilling, according to industry leaders and energy pundits, who shared their expertise and advice at Cambridge Energy Research Associates’ CERAWeek in Houston.

North American natural gas production is no longer opportunity-constrained, it’s market-constrained, as the swift, stunning growth of unconventional plays already has overtaken conventional drilling, according to industry leaders and energy pundits, who shared their expertise and advice last week at Cambridge Energy Research Associates’ CERAWeek in Houston.

More Canadian natural gas will stay available for export longer than previously expected as expansion by the nation’s formerly fastest-growing industrial consumer, Alberta’s oilsands, slows.

More Canadian natural gas will stay available for export longer than previously expected as expansion by the nation’s formerly fastest-growing industrial consumer, Alberta’s oilsands, slows.

Cold weather will dominate the West over the next three months, while warmer-than-normal temperatures that are expected to be in place in the Northeast in January will move out of much of the region in February and colder-than-normal air will be firmly in control by March, according to forecaster WSI Corp. of Andover, MA.

Cold weather will dominate the West over the next three months, while warmer-than-normal temperatures that are expected to be in place in the Northeast in January will move out of much of the region in February and colder-than-normal air will be firmly in control by March, according to forecaster WSI Corp. of Andover, MA.

CenterPoint said it has resolved a Line O failure and shippers are no longer under operational alert No. 697.