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Northern Cold to Persist, But Prices Drop Anyway

Despite weather conditions more resembling mid-winter than nearly spring being due to persist into the weekend in the Northeast and much of the Midwest, this week’s three-day price climb reversed direction Thursday. Northeast citygates, which had led the trek higher earlier in the week, saw the biggest drops of up to nearly 80 cents Thursday. Elsewhere, a couple of flat points crept their way into overall declines ranging from about a nickel to a quarter.

March 11, 2005

Market-Area Quotes Fall; Other Points Mostly Up

Although winter storm conditions were due to persist through Wednesday in the Northeast and Midwest, they had exhausted much of their price-boosting ability in the key northern market areas Tuesday. Production-area numbers continued to rise by modest amounts in most cases, but quotes were mostly flat to as much as 30 cents lower in the Northeast, Midwest and California.

March 2, 2005

Congress Told Declining Gas Production, High Prices Will Persist if Policies Aren’t Changed

The Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) projection that domestic dry gas production rose by about 2% in 2003 appears to be “overly optimistic,” a top official with Anadarko Petroleum Corp. told a Senate panel last Thursday. If this turns out to be the case, it would be the second consecutive year that the agency has erred on the high side when estimating gas production in the U.S.

March 8, 2004

Congress Told Declining Gas Production, High Prices Will Persist if Policies Aren’t Changed

The Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) projection that domestic dry gas production rose by about 2% in 2003 appears to be “overly optimistic,” a top official with Anadarko Petroleum Corp. told a Senate panel Thursday. If this turns out to be the case, it would be the second consecutive year that the agency has erred on the high side when estimating gas production in the U.S.

March 5, 2004

Reports Persist that Tauzin May Quit Politics, Go Hollywood

Could it be that the House’s top energy lawmaker, Chairman W.J. “Billy” Tauzin of the Energy and Commerce Committee, is planning to leave Capitol Hill to head up the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)?

December 30, 2003

Gray Lowers 2002 Hurricane Forecast, But Still Expects Above-Normal Activity

Hurricane forecaster Dr. William Gray of Colorado State University cut his prior tropical storm forecast for the year by one but said the hurricane season this summer should still be more active than normal with 12 named storms (average is 9.6), seven hurricanes (average is 5.9), three intense (category 3-4-5) hurricanes (average is 2.3) and overall net tropical cyclone activity of 125% of the average year for the period between 1950-2000.

April 8, 2002

Politics Won’t Build Alaskan Pipeline

American legislators stand warned again that they will do no favors for the proposed Alaskan natural gas pipeline if they persist in trying to nail down a route chosen by what it does for political constituencies.

March 11, 2002

Pipe Expansions Planned for Rockies Region

With several pipeline companies well into addressing the pipeline capacity shortages that persist as natural gas production grows throughout the Rocky Mountain region, Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission LLC (KMIGT) announced two major projects Wednesday, and several other companies detailed expansions planned or in the works during the closing session at the 13th Annual Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Strategy Conference.

August 13, 2001

Pipe Expansions Planned for Rockies Region

With several pipeline companies well into addressing the pipeline capacity shortages that persist as natural gas production grows throughout the Rocky Mountain region, Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission LLC (KMIGT) announced two major projects Wednesday, and several other companies detailed expansions planned or in the works during the closing session at the 13th Annual Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Strategy Conference.

August 9, 2001

EIA: Supply Concerns Persist, Demand Strong

The Energy Information Administration warned last week in itsShort Term Energy Outlook that recent natural gas market activity”reveals the backdrop of vulnerability…..to potential supplyshortfalls,” particularly in light of increasing demand from thepower sector and the winter heating season approaching.

August 14, 2000