The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to consider whether the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has the power to require greenhouse gas (GHG) permits for big stationary pollution sources, including power plants, factories and refineries.
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Algonquin Expansion Critical to Tapping Shale Gas for Connecticut
Connecticut business interests have registered their support for an Algonquin Gas Transmission expansion project to carry an additional 342,000 Dth/d of gas from the Marcellus and Utica shales through New York and into southern New England.
Shell Certain of Natural Gas, Less Certain of Shale
Royal Dutch Shell plc won’t be producing nearly as much natural gas from North American unconventionals by 2017 as anticipated, outgoing CEO Peter Voser said Tuesday.
Midwest, California Strong; Futures Back Off Four-Month High
Natural gas prices on Tuesday added 6 cents on average for Wednesday deliveries as gains were widespread with only a handful of points slipping into the loss column. The Midwest and California were particularly firm, but most Northeast and East points posted solid gains as well. At the close of futures trading, November had eased 3.0 cents to $3.790 and December was down by 3.1 cents to $3.935. November crude oil fell $1.20 to $101.21/bbl.
Appeals Court: Landowners Did Not Prove Drillers Negligent
A decision last year by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia has been upheld by an appeals court that landowners had not proven property damage or physical harm resulted from drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) on their land in Jackson County, WV.
Takeaway Infrastructure Catching Up in Bakken, Kodiak CEO Says
Transportation of rapidly rising oil production in the Bakken Shale play is no longer a problem as both rail and pipeline shippers have excess capacity, according to the CEO of Kodiak Oil & Gas Corp., which sells its growing production at the wellhead. It holds no capacity for either rail or pipe shipments.
Robert Vagt Stepping Down as Heinz Endowments President
In a possible sign that the Heinz Endowments is shifting away from support for hydraulic fracturing (fracking), Robert Vagt announced Monday that he is stepping down as president of the Pittsburgh-based philanthropic organization.
Consol Secures Processing Agreement for Utica Production
Consol Energy Inc. disclosed Tuesday that it has signed a definitive agreement with Blue Racer Midstream LLC to construct, own and operate natural gas gathering pipelines and facilities in Noble County, OH, to support growing production with joint venture (JV) partner Hess Corp.
Canada-Asia LNG Success Keyed to High Oil Price, Contracts
Canadian hopes to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) rely on oil prices to stay high and overseas supply contracts to uphold value parity between the two energy commodities, an industry analyst said Thursday.
Icahn Takes Interest in Talisman
Carl Icahn, whose investments in Chesapeake Energy Corp., among others, led to big changes, has turned his eyes to Calgary’s Talisman Energy Inc., where he now holds a near 6% stake.