With Cook Inlet reaching old age as an oil and natural gas basin, concerns are being aired in the Alaska state legislature and elsewhere over the longer term adequacy of supplies to serve Southcentral Alaska, including its largest population center, Anchorage.
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DTE Energy Launches Natural Gas Boot Camp to Train Veterans
Looking to bolster the pool of trained natural gas industry workers while also reaching out to U.S. military veterans, DTE Energy has rolled out a seven-week pilot program that’s preparing Michigan veterans for jobs as maintenance fitter apprentices, which, if successful could be a model for programs nationwide.
Colorado Considers Drilling Setback Rule Changes
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) is considering three new setback zones for drilling based on the distance from a wellhead or production facility to the nearest occupied building.
Prices Flat or Higher Across the Board
Generally moderate weather predictions, such as the Chicago area reaching the low to mid 50s Tuesday, didn’t suggest any likelihood of spot prices increasing Monday. But cash traders either thought otherwise or were looking ahead to near the end of the week, when cold fronts would be moving into such areas as the Midwest.
Markey Worried About Consequences of Exporting LNG
The potential negative impacts of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) could be significant and far-reaching, according to a letter sent to Energy Secretary Steven Chu last week by Rep. Edward Markey (D-MA), ranking member of the House Natural Resources Committee.
Markey Worried About Consequences of Exporting LNG
The potential negative impacts of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) could be significant and far-reaching, according to a letter sent to Energy Secretary Steven Chu Wednesday by Rep. Edward Markey (D-MA), ranking member of the House Natural Resources Committee.
IPAA: Issues Remain in Super Committee’s Wake
The oil and natural gas industry can breathe easier — at least for the time being — now that the joint House-Senate super committee has conceded defeat in reaching a bipartisan agreement to cut the federal deficit.
IPAA: Super Committee Failure ‘Doesn’t Mean Issues Going Away’
The oil and natural gas industry can breathe easier — at least for the time being — now that the joint House-Senate super committee has conceded defeat in reaching a bipartisan agreement to cut the federal deficit.
Dynegy Holdings, Subsidiaries File Chapter 11
Dynegy Inc. announced that its holding company and four additional subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after reaching an agreement with its major investors, including billionaire Carl Icahn and Seneca Capital.
Dynegy Holdings, Four Subsidiaries File For Chapter 11
Dynegy Inc. announced Monday that its holding company and four additional subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after reaching an agreement with its major investors, including billionaire Carl Icahn and Seneca Capital.