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Canadian natural gas production will continue to drop over the next three years even if prices recover and stabilize, potentially cutting exports to the United States by almost two-thirds, the National Energy Board (NEB) predicts.

Canadian natural gas production will continue to drop over the next three years even if prices recover and stabilize, potentially cutting exports to the United States by almost two-thirds, the National Energy Board (NEB) predicts.

Canadian natural gas production will continue to drop over the next three years even if prices recover and stabilize, potentially cutting exports to the United States by almost two-thirds, the National Energy Board (NEB) predicts.

Natural gas hydrates, which could potentially lead to huge energy resources, occur at high saturations within reservoir-quality sands in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), according to reports unveiled Tuesday by the Office of Fossil Energy’s (FE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL).

Natural gas hydrates, which could potentially lead to huge energy resources, occur at high saturations within reservoir-quality sands in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), according to reports unveiled Tuesday by the Office of Fossil Energy’s (FE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL).

With demand and corresponding infrastructure projected to grow steadily, the outlook for natural gas in the Pacific Northwest is fit and looking at a potentially bright future, according to the latest annual report from the Northwest Gas Association (NWGA). The “2010 Outlook” offers an assessment of demand, supply and capacity in the region through October 2019.

With demand and corresponding infrastructure projected to grow steadily, the outlook for natural gas in the Pacific Northwest is fit and looking at a potentially bright future, according to the latest annual report from the Northwest Gas Association (NWGA). The “2010 Outlook” offers an assessment of demand, supply and capacity in the region through October 2019.

Apache Canada Ltd. on Monday agreed to appraise and potentially develop natural gas and oil resources in southern New Brunswick under a farmout and option contract with junior explorer Corridor Resources Inc.

The midstream energy sector is a different and potentially darker place than it was in 2007 and early 2008, according to Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P). Although the credit market turmoil that began with the demise of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 has moderated, S&P said it believes the effects of the credit crisis will continue to define the risks and opportunities for the midstream sector next year.