The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has begun responding to market participant’s questions about the regulations stemming from the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, namely the start date for swap data reporting and the reporting of cleared swap transactions. Compliance with the final rule is required once the agency has responded to a question or clarified a Dodd-Frank issue, said Commissioner Bart Chilton (see Daily GPI, Oct. 10). But in the event the CFTC doesn’t answer questions by Friday, Chilton said, “it would not be appropriate, reasonable or responsible for the Commission to proceed against entities for non-compliance with a Dodd-Frank rule unless and until they have received a response from the agency to an existing request.”
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First Independent Software Vendor to Connect to ICE Energy Markets
In an effort to expand its current list of more than 870 participant firms, IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) said that it has teamed with Trading Technologies International Inc. (TT) to provide access to ICE’s global energy markets via TT’s X_TRADER electronic trading platform.
First Independent Software Vendor to Connect to ICE Energy Markets
In an effort to expand its current list of more than 870 participant firms, IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) said Wednesday that it has teamed with Trading Technologies International Inc. (TT) to provide access to ICE’s global energy markets via TT’s X_TRADER electronic trading platform.
Industry Briefs
Gastar Exploration, Ltd., in conjunction with First Source Texas Inc. (FST), has entered into an agreement with an undisclosed private industry participant to acquire a 75% interest in approximately 9,100 gross acres (6,500 net acres) that lie immediately adjacent to and nearby Gastar’s existing East Texas Deep Bossier acreage. Assuming that Gastar’s and FST’s existing partners in the Deep Bossier play exercise their rights to a proportionate share of these leases, Gastar is expected to hold a 45% working interest position in these additional leases. With the addition of these leases, Gastar, FST and their minority partners will control a total of approximately 22,200 gross seismically controlled acres in the East Texas Deep Bossier play. The terms of the agreement called for Gastar, FST and their partners to make an initial payment of $800,000 and a subsequent final payment of $800,000 on or before Aug. 15, 2004. “The addition of this acreage, which Gastar believes significantly enhances our position in the Deep Bossier play, is another direct consequence of the positive results achieved from Gastar’s initial Deep Bossier well, the Belin Trust A-1 well,” said J. Russell Porter, Gastar’s COO.
Industry Briefs
Gastar Exploration, Ltd., in conjunction with First Source Texas Inc. (FST), has entered into an agreement with an undisclosed private industry participant to acquire a 75% interest in approximately 9,100 gross acres (6,500 net acres) that lie immediately adjacent to and nearby Gastar’s existing East Texas Deep Bossier acreage. Assuming that Gastar’s and FST’s existing partners in the Deep Bossier play exercise their rights to a proportionate share of these leases, Gastar is expected to hold a 45% working interest position in these additional leases. With the addition of these leases, Gastar, FST and their minority partners will control a total of approximately 22,200 gross seismically controlled acres in the East Texas Deep Bossier play. The terms of the agreement called for Gastar, FST and their partners to make an initial payment of $800,000 and a subsequent final payment of $800,000 on or before Aug. 15, 2004. “The addition of this acreage, which Gastar believes significantly enhances our position in the Deep Bossier play, is another direct consequence of the positive results achieved from Gastar’s initial Deep Bossier well, the Belin Trust A-1 well,” said J. Russell Porter, Gastar’s COO.
