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Industry Brief

The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse said it has sold more than $31 million in properties at its Hybrid auction held April 13 in Houston, TX. The Clearinghouse offered 128 lots at this Selective Offering(TM), including what it called “many higher-valued, notable properties.” Approximately 275 registered bidders competed on the properties, approximately 34% of which bid on the Internet and accounted for 67% of the gross sale proceeds. The Clearinghouse’s Hybrid Auction process allows Internet bidders the opportunity to compete simultaneously and on a real time basis against floor bidders. Some of the more notable properties sold include: EOG Resources — A total of 9 lots in Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma for a total of $5,285,000. MKD Farms — multiple well lot in Graham County, KS for $630,000. Peoples Energy — multiple well lot in Calcasieu Parish, LA for $1,100,000. Page Energy Partners — Stella Field in Plaquemines Parish, LA for $900,000. Thomas Operating — Sumatra Field in Rosebud County, MT for $1,050,000. Peak Energy — Powder River Basin Field in Campbell County, WY for $1,575,000. Kyle & Gayle Mansker — Causey Field in Bee County, TX for $1,600,000. ChevronTexaco — several lots in Texas for a total of $6,600,000. The Clearinghouse’s next Hybrid auction will be held on Wednesday, June 8, 2005 at the Sheraton North Houston Hotel. Information pertaining to upcoming auctions can be accessed on the Clearinghouse website www.ogclearinghouse.com .

May 16, 2005

Natural Gas-Powered Honda + Home Refueler Hits CA Market

Admittedly on a limited basis at the beginning, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., offered Californian’s a chance at a version of “energy independence,” sending out its first retail version of the natural gas-powered Civic GX sedan, combined with a new home-refueling appliance the car maker is calling “Phill” (as in “phill-er up”).

April 25, 2005

Natural Gas-Powered Honda + Home Refueler Hits CA Market

Admittedly on a limited basis at the beginning, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., offered Californian’s a chance at a version of “energy independence,” sending out its first retail version of the natural gas-powered Civic GX sedan, combined with a new home-refueling appliance the car maker is calling “Phill” (as in “phill-er up”).

April 25, 2005

Senate Natural Gas Bill Takes Aim at Offshore Leasing Moratorium

Stand-alone natural gas legislation offered in the Senate last Wednesday seeks to tame gas prices by giving coastal states the opportunity to opt out of the federal moratorium on offshore oil and gas leasing and potentially freeing up gas-rich Lease 181 in the eastern Gulf of Mexico for leasing, as well as promoting a number of other initiatives to slice gas demand and bolster supply.

April 11, 2005

Industrial Consumer Group Gives Senator High Marks for Gas-Only Bill

A stand-alone, comprehensive natural gas bill offered in the Senate Wednesday that potentially could give producers greater access to offshore areas is of “historic significance,” said an official with a major industrial consumer group.

April 8, 2005

Senate Natural Gas Bill Takes Aim at Offshore Leasing Moratorium

Stand-alone natural gas legislation offered in the Senate Wednesday seeks to tame gas prices by giving coastal states the opportunity to opt out of the federal moratorium on offshore oil and gas leasing and potentially freeing up gas-rich Lease 181 in the eastern Gulf of Mexico for leasing, as well as promoting a number of other initiatives to slice gas demand and bolster supply.

April 7, 2005

FERC Staff Eyes Options to Encourage Independent Storage Development

FERC staff last week offered the Commission a full range of options to encourage the development of new natural gas storage facilities in the United States, including relaxing the requirements for independent storage operators to obtain market-based rates.

October 4, 2004

FERC Staff Eyes Options to Encourage Independent Storage Development

FERC staff has offered the Commission a full range of options to encourage the development of new natural gas storage facilities in the United States, including relaxing the requirements for independent storage operators to obtain market-based rates.

October 4, 2004

Storage Data Reporting Conference Yields New Ideas

FERC’s technical conference on the reporting of natural gas storage information last week offered some new ideas, according to a Commission official who said staff would be evaluating testimony and offering the commissioners several options.

October 4, 2004

Industry Briefs

The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse sold more than $18.2 million in properties at its hybrid auction in May, which offered 113 lots across the country. Approximately 260 registered bidders competed on the properties, with 30% bidding on the Internet. The Clearinghouse’s hybrid auction process allows Internet bidders the opportunity to compete simultaneously and on a real-time basis against floor bidders. Some of the notable properties were sold to Geodyne Nominee, the Jay-Lec Unit in Florida, $750,000; Swift Energy, North Creole and Broussard Field in Cameron Parish, LA, $500,000; Giddings Field in Fayette County, TX, $575,000; John Mecom III et al, Second Bayou Field in Cameron Parish, $1 million; Lance Ruffel Oil & Gas, Golden Trend Field in Grady County, OK, $2.5 million; Noble Energy, Algoa West Field in Brazoria County, TX, $600,000; Cosmonaut Field in Fort Bend County, TX, $1.4 million; Sugar Valley Field in Matagorda County, TX, $625,000; Mission Resources, Buna Field in Jasper County, TX, $725,000. The next hybrid auction will be held on July 14 at the Sheraton North Houston Hotel in Houston. Information on the upcoming auction may be found at www.ogclearinghouse.com.

June 23, 2004
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