With the short time remaining on the legislative calendar before the November elections, even Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell appears to have lost confidence that a deal will emerge in the state legislature to enact a severance tax on the state’s oil and gas production.
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Slim Chance of Severance Tax in Pennsylvania
With the short time remaining on the legislative calendar before the November elections, even Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell appears to have lost confidence that a deal will emerge in the state legislature to enact a severance tax on the state’s oil and gas production.
August Soars Before Closing a Half Penny Lower
With temperatures boiling to over 100 degrees up and down the East Coast and traders tallying just how much gas was lost last week due to Hurricane Alex shut-ins, natural gas futures traders explored the upside coming off the long holiday weekend. Despite running higher during the day, the August contract ended up closing at $4.682, down half a penny from Friday’s finish.
Futures Falter on Hefty Inventory Build; June Loses 6.2 Cents
June natural gas futures lost ground in active inventory report-driven trading Thursday as natural gas bulls found themselves swimming upstream against government storage data that showed a greater-than-expected addition to inventories and continuing upheaval in oil and financial markets.
Transportation Notes
Southern California Gas extended a high-linepack OFO that began Friday through at least Saturday. The company also said it lost 150 MMcf/d of injection capacity Friday at its Aliso Canyon storage facility for an undetermined period due to unscheduled repairs on the K-25 gas generator.
Transportation Notes
Southern California Gas extended a high-linepack OFO that began Friday through at least Saturday. The company also said it lost 150 MMcf/d of injection capacity Friday at its Aliso Canyon storage facility for an undetermined period due to unscheduled repairs on the K-25 gas generator.
Survey: Regulation Not Scaring Investors From Commodities
Institutional investors have not lost their taste for commodities, according to Barclays Capital. While this year saw record commodity investment, new heights could be reached in 2010, the firm said last Thursday.
Barclays: Investors Not Deterred by Specter of Commodities Regulation
Institutional investors have not lost their taste for commodities, according to Barclays Capital. While this year saw record commodity investment, new heights could be reached in 2010, the firm said Thursday.
Shipper Accuses Southern of Open Season Violations
An affiliate of a Houston-based natural gas marketer has accused Southern Natural Gas pipeline of violating its tariff and FERC policy — which requires capacity to be awarded to the shipper who values it the most — during a recent open season on its system.
Analyst: Shale Plays May Not Cover Conventional Declines in 2010
Production growth from shale plays and the return of production that had been lost in last year’s hurricanes have been masking a decline in North American conventional natural gas production, but they may not be able to continue to cover those declines in the short term, according to ARC Financial Corp. chief energy economist Peter Tertzakian.