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BP Scuttles Beaufort Drilling Project

Royal Dutch Shell plc’s window to drill in Alaska’s offshore this summer is narrowing as it awaits federal approval for its oil spill containment barge, which would be moored near two drillships.

July 11, 2012

Salazar Says Deepwater Moratorium May Be ‘Refined’

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar Wednesday told a Senate subcommittee that he would consider narrowing the scope of the sweeping moratorium on deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), but he did not indicate precisely when.

June 24, 2010

More Pipes, Rock-Bottom Prices Narrow Differentials Across the Grid

Natural gas price gaps among different North American regions are narrowing as the recent surge of major pipeline expansions has opened bottlenecks and leveled the supply playing field. Sources indicated that some spreads will grow again when heating season arrives, but for the foreseeable future near-parity numbers will remain the general norm across the North American spot market.

September 21, 2009

More Pipes, Rock-Bottom Prices Narrow Differentials Across the Grid

Natural gas price gaps among different North American regions are narrowing as the recent surge of major pipeline expansions has opened bottlenecks and leveled the supply playing field. Sources indicated that some spreads will grow again when heating season arrives, but for the foreseeable future near-parity numbers will remain the general norm across the North American spot market.

September 17, 2009

Analyst Sees Narrowing of Rockies Basis

The basis blow-out in the Rockies will narrow in the short term as Kern River pipeline’s 900 MMcf/d expansion goes into service May 1, but the situation may change beyond that as Kern River fills up and Powder River Basin production increases, according to attendees at a recent conference held by the Independent Petroleum Association of the Mountain States (IPAMS).

February 25, 2003

INGAA Backs FERC Staff on ‘Energy Affiliates,’ but Wants More

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission staff has made headway in narrowing the list of “energy affiliates” that would be subject to the broader standards of conduct that are being considered for natural gas pipeline and electric transmission providers and their sister companies, said an official with a major pipeline group. But she believes the list of potentially affected affiliates still is far too expansive.

May 6, 2002