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Colorado Storage Project Clears Environmental Hurdle at FERC

FERC Tuesday issued a favorable environmental assessment (EA) of East Cheyenne Gas Storage LLC’s proposal to redevelop two nearly depleted oil reservoirs in northeastern Colorado to natural gas storage to meet the the peak day and load growth needs in markets throughout the Midwest and West.

April 8, 2010

Pennsylvania Cracks Down on Marcellus-Related Trucking

Complaints from area residents have prompted the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) to increase its enforcement presence in the five-county area of northeastern Pennsylvania connected to the Marcellus Shale, the agency said Friday.

February 16, 2010

Pennsylvania Cracks Down on Marcellus-Related Trucking

Complaints from area residents have prompted the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) to increase its enforcement presence in the five-county area of northeastern Pennsylvania connected to the Marcellus Shale, the agency said Friday.

February 16, 2010

Pennsylvania Residents Sue Cabot for Hydrofrac Contamination

More than a dozen families living in a northeastern Pennsylvania town in the heart of the Marcellus Shale on Thursday sued Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. and a service operator, claiming that their water wells became contaminated when the producer used hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracing) to stimulate production from area natural gas wells. The plaintiffs claim the hydrofracing “fluid and/or drilling mud includes hazardous chemicals that are carcinogenic and toxic.”

November 23, 2009

Pennsylvania Residents Sue Cabot for Hydrofrac Contamination

Forty-five residents of a northeastern Pennsylvania town in the heart of the Marcellus Shale on Thursday sued Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. and a service operator, claiming that their water wells became contaminated when the producer used hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracing) in the course of drilling and stimulating natural gas wells. The plaintiffs claim the hydrofracing “fluid and/or drilling mud includes hazardous chemicals that are carcinogenic and toxic.”

November 23, 2009

Horn River IP Rates Rivaling Best in Lower 48

The discovery of the Horn River Basin in northeastern British Columbia (BC) brought with it a lot of hype, but drilling results are beginning to indicate that the natural gas play may be as prolific as explorers first suggested.

September 28, 2009

Quicksilver, Nexen Tout Horn River Drilling Results

The discovery of the Horn River Basin in northeastern British Columbia (BC) brought with it a lot of hype, but drilling results are beginning to indicate that the natural gas play may be as prolific as explorers first suggested.

September 23, 2009

Industry Brief

Western Gas Partners LP has completed the acquisition of midstream assets in the Uinta Basin in northeastern Utah from its largest customer and parent company, Anadarko Petroleum Corp., for an estimated $107 million, it said Thursday. The acquisition includes a 51% interest in Chipeta Processing LLC, which owns the Chipeta natural gas processing complex in Utah. The complex entails two recently completed processing trains: a refrigeration unit completed in November 2007 with a design capacity of 240 MMcf/d and a 250 MMcf/d capacity cryogenic unit that was commissioned in April (see Daily GPI, July 15). Chipeta provides processing services to Anadarko and third-party producers in the Greater Natural Buttes Field and has current throughput of 375 MMcf/d. With the closure of the transaction, Anadarko still retains a 24% stake in Chipeta. Anadarko spun off Western Gas in 2008 (see Daily GPI, Dec. 23, 2008). The midstream assets acquisition will be financed primarily with debt.

July 24, 2009

FERC OKs Atmos Storage Project in Louisiana

FERC Thursday issued a certificate to Atmos Pipeline and Storage LLC to build a 25 Bcf storage project near Fort Necessity in Franklin Parish in northeastern Louisiana.

June 19, 2009

Northeast Sees Spikes, But Most Points Fall Again

Northeastern citygate spikes in anticipation of much colder regional weather early this week belied an overall market that continued to soften in most cases Friday. However, Thursday’s 4.8-cent uptick by April futures and forecasts of sub-freezing temperatures Sunday in the Midwest added several rising points in the Gulf Coast and Midwest to the Northeast gains Friday, in contrast to losses at nearly all points a day earlier.

March 2, 2009
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