Membership

Antero Resources agreed to sell its Woodford Shale midstream assets to affiliates of Cardinal Midstream LLC for $268 million in cash, it said Friday.

In an effort to prevent more defections by its membership, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Tuesday defended and clarified its position on House climate change legislation (HR 2454).

Inergy subsidiary Inergy Midstream LLC has agreed to buy 100% of the membership interest in US Salt LLC, a mining and salt production company in Schuyler County, NY, between Inergy’s Stagecoach and Steuben County natural gas storage facilities.

Williams Partners LP and Williams signed a tentative agreement for the dropdown of the membership interest in the company that owns the Wamsutter gas gathering and processing system to the partnership, the companies said Thursday.

Inergy LP has agreed to purchase the membership interests of Arlington Storage Co. LLC (ASC), the majority owner and operator of Steuben Gas Storage Co., which owns a storage facility in Steuben County, NY.

The Long Island Association (LIA), whose membership includes more than 5,000 New York businesses, labor unions, academic institutions and nonprofits, has thrown its conditional support behind the controversial deepwater liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal proposed for Long Island Sound by Broadwater Energy LLC.

The Long Island Association (LIA), whose membership includes more than 5,000 New York businesses, labor unions, academic institutions and nonprofits, has thrown its conditional support behind the controversial deepwater liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal proposed for Long Island Sound by Broadwater Energy LLC.

Seven energy brokerage companies have formed a new group, the Energy Brokers Association (EBA) in Washington, DC, that seeks to restore the credibility of the energy trading industry by establishing codes of conduct and standards for over-the-counter (OTC) physical and derivative transactions involving a range of energy products.

Seven energy brokerage companies have formed a new group, the Energy Brokers Association (EBA) in Washington, DC, that seeks to restore the credibility of the energy trading industry by establishing codes of conduct and standards for over-the-counter (OTC) physical and derivative transactions involving a range of energy products.