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The U.S. natural gas supply situation remained bearish at the end of March, despite “historic lows” in Canadian imports and the dry gas Haynesville Shale continuing to lose popularity among exploration and production (E&P) players, according to a review by Societe Generale’s Laurent Key and Stephanie Aymes.

The U.S. natural gas supply situation remained bearish at the end of March, despite “historic lows” in Canadian imports and the dry gas Haynesville Shale continuing to lose popularity among exploration and production (E&P) players, according to a review by Societe Generale’s Laurent Key and Stephanie Aymes.

While it continues to push forward with its plan to export liquefied U.S. shale gas to global markets, Cheniere Energy Partners LP continues to lose money.

While it continues to push forward with its plan to export liquefied U.S. shale gas to global markets, Cheniere Energy Partners LP continues to lose money.

Fitch Ratings warned Thursday that several domestic interstate natural gas pipelines could face rating downgrades if they lose their competitive advantage or face recontracting pressures as they try to adjust to shifting forces of supply and demand.

Fitch Ratings warned Thursday that several domestic interstate natural gas pipelines could face rating downgrades if they lose their competitive advantage or face recontracting pressures as they try to adjust to shifting forces of supply and demand.

When voters in New Brunswick went to the polls last September, they were still fuming over the incumbent Liberal government’s failed attempt to sell the province’s public utility. Premier David Alward and the Progressive Conservative party were able to harness that dissatisfaction and won the 2010 election in a landslide.

U.S. producers would lose their competitive edge with foreign producers on many international energy development projects if the long-standing rules on taxing foreign income are revised, according to a new study commissioned by the American Petroleum Institute (API).

Canada’s Corridor Resources Inc. saw its stock lose almost one-third of its value on Monday after announcing “unexpected and perplexing” results from a shale gas appraisal program in New Brunswick.