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Court Dings BLM for Failing to Assess Fracking Impact in Monterey

The federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) did not give sufficient attention to the potential environmental impact from hydraulic fracturing (fracking) when it issued oil/gas leases for 2,500 acres two years ago, a judge in the U.S. District Court, Northern District of California, in San Jose ruled on Monday.

April 11, 2013

New U.S. Resource Plays Biggest Industry Driver in 2012, Say CFOs

Unconventional oil and natural gas resources are an increasingly bigger piece of the pie for domestic energy companies, according to a new survey.

January 11, 2012

Encana Sells Barnett Portfolio for $975M

Encana Corp. has unloaded another big piece of its natural gas-weighted portfolio, as promised, announcing last week that it is selling for $975 million its North Texas natural gas producing properties, which total around 82,000 net acres, to some partnerships managed by EnerVest Ltd.

November 7, 2011

Producer Expects Marcellus Pipe Constraints to Lessen, Eventually

For the time being at least, Marcellus Shale producers are paying the price for too much of a good thing. Concentrated development in the nation’s preeminent shale gas play has made for basis-inverting constraints on Tennessee Gas Pipeline. However, the industry has seen this sort of thing before (in the Rockies more than once, for instance), and the market will work it out, eventually, a Marcellus producer told NGI’s Shale Daily.

July 21, 2011

Internal Review by Times Critical of Shale Reporting Tactics

Arthur Brisbane, who acts as the “readers’ representative,” wrote an opinion piece in the Sunday Times following accusations by critics that the newspaper and reporter Ian Urbina had used “fear mongering” to criticize the industry, comparing it to a “Ponzi” scheme with a future like Enron Corp. or the dot-com bubble (see Shale Daily, June 28). Brisbane researched the methods used by the reporter and editors and followed up with his commentary.

July 19, 2011

Australia’s BHP Billiton Grabs Fayetteville Leasehold

Australian energy giant BHP Billiton Petroleum, better known for its Gulf of Mexico (GOM) development, chiseled off a piece of Chesapeake Energy Corp.’s huge U.S. portfolio in a $4.75 billion cash deal to acquire almost half a billion acres in the Fayetteville Shale.

February 28, 2011

Australia’s BHP Billiton Grabs Fayetteville Leasehold

Australian energy giant BHP Billiton Petroleum, better known for its Gulf of Mexico (GOM) development, chiseled off a piece of Chesapeake Energy Corp.’s huge U.S. portfolio in a $4.75 billion cash deal to acquire almost half a billion acres in the Fayetteville Shale.

February 23, 2011

KKR Continues Shale Rampage with RPM Energy Partnership

RPM Energy LLC and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR) have formed RPM Energy Partners LP to target joint venture opportunities with exploration and production companies in unconventional plays. They offer RPM’s expertise and KKR’s deep pockets.

October 28, 2010

Horn River Pipeline Advances on Cooperation

TransCanada Corp. is poised to chalk up a success for northern natural gas development by giving aboriginal communities a piece of the action.

October 11, 2010

Horn River Pipeline Advances on Cooperation

TransCanada Corp. is poised to chalk up a success for northern natural gas development by giving aboriginal communities a piece of the action.

October 11, 2010
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