The Neptune deepwater project has been given the green light by partners Marathon Oil (30%), BHP Billiton (35% and operator), Woodside Petroleum (20%) and Maxus (US) Exploration, a subsidiary of Repsol YPF with a 15% stake. The project is expected to produce 50,000 boe/d, including up to 50 MMcf/d of natural gas, starting in late 2007.
Marathon
Articles from Marathon
Priddle Report Sees No Progress Toward Lifting Moratorium on BC Offshore Drilling
The marathon review of a 32-year-old moratorium against natural gas exploration offshore of British Columbia has ended in a hung jury — and a warning to the minority Liberal government in Ottawa that it will take its life in its hands if it tries to change the status quo.
Priddle Report Sees No Progress Toward Lifting Moratorium on BC Offshore Drilling
The marathon review of a 32-year-old moratorium against natural gas exploration offshore of British Columbia has ended in a hung jury — and a warning to the minority Liberal government in Ottawa that it will take its life in its hands if it tries to change the status quo.
Report Sees No Progress Toward Lifting Offshore BC Drilling Moratorium
The marathon review of a 32-year-old moratorium against natural gas exploration offshore of British Columbia has ended in a hung jury — and a warning to the minority Liberal government in Ottawa that it will take its life in its hands if it tries to change the status quo.
In Selling Marathon, Storage Bears Push Futures Down 26.2 Cents
In a textbook display of just how large an impact the weekly Energy Information Administration (EIA) gas inventory report can have on the market, natural gas prices plummeted Thursday moments after the EIA said that a hefty 111 Bcf was added to underground storage facilities last week. After a quick dip lower at 10:30 a.m. EDT, sellers took a moment to catch their breath, but bulls could not muster much of a rally. Bears made use of their second wind to punish prices lower again Thursday afternoon. The August contract finished at $5.258, down 26.2 cents for the session.
Canadian Exports Break 14-Year Streak With 3.4% Export Drop in 2002
Canadian exports of natural gas to the United States slipped by 3.4% in 2002, breaking a marathon growth streak that set 14 consecutive annual sales records.
Canadian Exports Break 14-Year Streak With 3.4% Export Drop in 2002
Canadian exports of natural gas to the United States slipped by 3.4% in 2002, breaking a marathon growth streak that set 14 consecutive annual sales records.
Canadian Gas Export Sales, Prices, Revenues Break 14-Year Uptrend
For the first time since a marathon success streak began with the advent of the “continental market” in the mid-1980s, Canadian natural gas exporters have weathered a setback in the United States. On the heels of posting the 14th consecutive record year for the trade in 2001, new data showed Canadian sales, prices and revenues all took dives, as export deliveries ran afoul of a warm winter, a slowing economy, fuel-switching and surplus supplies in storage.
Competitive Market Advocacy Continues Without Enron
While some are concerned that the collapse of Enron and the loss of its marathon lobbying efforts for competitive markets at a critical time, particularly for electric restructuring, may have left those markets vulnerable, retail marketer The New Power Co.(NPC), doesn’t believe the open market campaign has been damaged.
Competitive Market Advocacy Continues Without Enron
While some are concerned that the collapse of Enron and the loss of its marathon lobbying efforts for competitive markets at a critical time, particularly for electric restructuring, may have left those markets vulnerable, retail marketer The New Power Co.(NPC), doesn’t believe the open market campaign has been damaged.