As states proceed with a collective effort to buy natural gas vehicles (NGV) for government fleets, Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead on Tuesday warned that state efforts to stimulate the spread of alternative fuel vehicles should not get “ahead of the private sector.”
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Range Lawsuit Against Texas Couple Proceeding
A lawsuit filed by Range Resources Corp. against a Texas couple that accused the company of contaminating its drinking water may proceed, said the Texas Second District Court of Appeals in Fort Worth, which found that the lawsuit does not run afoul of a state law against litigation intended to stifle public protest.
Colorado County Eyes Gas Drilling Emissions Study
Elected leaders in Garfield County in west-central Colorado on Monday agreed to have university researchers proceed with a study of the emissions from natural gas drilling operations in parts of the nearby Piceance Basin. County commissioners directed staff to develop a draft agreement with Colorado State University (CSU) researchers for consideration when the commission meets again in September.
Salazar Calls Anadarko Utah Project ‘Template’ for Industry
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar last Tuesday signed a record of decision (ROD) giving Anadarko Petroleum Corp. the green light to proceed with a major natural gas development project in eastern Utah.
Salazar OKs Anadarko’s Utah Project, Calls It ‘Template’ for Industry
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar Tuesday signed a record of decision (ROD) giving Anadarko Petroleum Corp. the green light to proceed with a major natural gas development project in eastern Utah.
Senate to Debate Repeal of Oil, Gas Tax Breaks
In a surprising move Monday, Senate Republicans called Democrats’ bluff, voting to proceed with debate on a Democratic bill to repeal billions of dollars of oil and natural gas tax breaks for the major producers.
California Clears Litigation for Cogenerators to Grow
A newly devised state self-generation incentive program can proceed, including waste heat capture (cogeneration), pressure-reduction turbines, advanced energy storage, combined heat-power (CHP) gas turbines, micro-turbines and internal combustion engines.
Hess to Begin Tubular Bells Drilling Next Year
Hess Corp. will proceed with the development of Tubular Bells, a deepwater oil and gas project it operates in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), the company said Tuesday. Drilling is scheduled to begin in 2012, and initial production is expected in 2014, subject to permitting.
West Virginia’s Midstream Services Expand to Meet Marcellus Demand
Midstream natural gas processing services offered by MarkWest Liberty Midstream & Resources LLC in northwestern West Virginia continue to expand after the operator on Wednesday secured long-term agreements with pipeline subsidiaries of Magnum Hunter Resources Corp.
Chevron OKs Huge Australian LNG Project
Chevron Corp. said last week its Australian subsidiary will proceed with the massive Wheatstone Project in Western Australia to boost the commercialization of gas resources in the region. The first phase includes construction of two liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing trains and attendant infrastructure costing $29 billion.