Pitch

NRDC Report Calls For Frack Water Restrictions

Focusing on the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania, the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) on Wednesday made a pitch for more rules to cover the handling of wastewater produced in hydraulic fracturing (fracking) with the release of a new NRDC report.

May 11, 2012

Continental Resources to Buy Bakken-Focused Wheatland

Continental Resources Inc. on Wednesday made a $340 million pitch to buy Bakken Shale-focused Wheatland Oil Inc., a company controlled by Continental CEO Harold Hamm.

March 29, 2012

Tax Break Bill Could Help Pennsylvania Lure Ethane Cracker

A state official said a bill advancing in the Pennsylvania General Assembly that offers tax breaks to large businesses could also be used to help the state lure an ethane cracker and the thousands of jobs it would provide.

February 6, 2012

UNG Fund Gives Investors Less ‘Gas for the Buck,’ Analysts Say

Speculation surrounding the United States Natural Gas Fund’s (UNG) impact on the natural gas futures market has reached a fever pitch, and now some analysts are advising investors that the commodity exchange-traded fund (ETF) is not even a good investment. According to a new Raymond James & Associates report, investors are “better off” investing in gas-weighted exploration and production (E&P) companies than in UNG.

July 27, 2009

UNG Fund Gives Investors Less ‘Gas for the Buck,’ Analysts Say

Speculation surrounding the United States Natural Gas Fund’s (UNG) impact on the natural gas futures market has reached a fever pitch, and now some analysts are advising investors that the commodity exchange-traded fund (ETF) is not even a good investment. According to a new Raymond James & Associates report, investors are “better off” investing in gas-weighted exploration and production (E&P) companies than in UNG.

July 21, 2009

Murkowski Asks House Leaders to Resume Pipeline Talks

Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski has written state House leaders to pitch for a third special session to ratify his gas pipeline fiscal contract with a trio of producers before he leaves office. The lame duck governor’s chief of staff said earlier this month that he had dropped plans to call for a third special session (see Daily GPI, Sept. 8).

September 26, 2006