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FERC on Friday issued a certificate for the third and possibly final leg of the proposed $4.4 billion, 1,678-mile Rockies Express Pipeline (REX), which will transport Rocky Mountain natural gas to Midwest and eastern markets. The approval of the leg, known as REX-East, came 10 days after the start-up of the entire 717-mile REX-West portion, which spans from the Cheyenne Hub in Colorado to Missouri.

FERC Friday issued a certificate for the third and possibly final leg of the proposed $4.4 billion, 1,678-mile Rockies Express Pipeline (REX), which will transport Rocky Mountain natural gas to Midwest and eastern markets. The approval of the leg, known as REX-East, comes 10 days after the start-up of the entire 717-mile REX-West portion, which spans from the Cheyenne Hub in Colorado to Missouri.

FERC staff Friday issued a favorable final environmental nod for the third and possibly final leg of the proposed $4.4 billion, 1,678-mile Rockies Express Pipeline (REX), which will transport Rocky Mountain natural gas to Midwest and eastern markets.

FERC staff Friday issued a favorable final environmental nod for the third and possibly final leg of the proposed $4.4 billion, 1,678-mile Rockies Express Pipeline (REX), which will transport Rocky Mountain natural gas to Midwest and eastern markets.

The new international natural gas trade year is off to a brisk start amid predictions that 2008 will mark the start of a price recovery and possibly a drilling revival for Canadian producers.

The new international natural gas trade year is off to a brisk start amid predictions that 2008 will mark the start of a price recovery and possibly a drilling revival for Canadian producers.

EOG Resources Inc. shut in about 50 MMcf/d of its net natural gas output in the Rocky Mountains through September and possibly October because of “extremely low prices,” the CEO said last week.

EOG Resources Inc. shut in about 50 MMcf/d of its net natural gas output in the Rocky Mountains through September and possibly October because of “extremely low prices,” CEO Mark Papa said Tuesday.

Legislation placing some type of restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) will inevitably become U.S. law, and natural gas is likely to be the bridge — possibly a very long bridge — to the coming carbon-constrained economy, according a panel of industry experts.