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With the Canaport LNG terminal due to receive its first shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) within days, Spain’s Repsol YPF is poised to enter the North American gas market with up to 1 Bcf/d of supply delivered “at the end of the pipe” to the hurricane-free Northeast/New England market.

With the Canaport LNG terminal due to receive its first shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) within days, Spain’s Repsol YPF is poised to enter the North American gas market with up to 1 Bcf/d of supply delivered “at the end of the pipe” to the hurricane-free Northeast/New England market.

Spain’s Repsol YPF said it will mark the opening of its Canaport liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal Thursday. The project is due to receive what will be the first LNG cargo delivered to Canada.

A group of independent producers is set to receive more than $1 billion in recovered costs after the federal government last week declined to appeal a court’s order to pay the costs for some offshore California leases that were never developed.

A group of independent producers is set to receive more than $1 billion in recovered costs after the federal government declined to appeal a court’s order to pay the costs for some offshore California leases that were never developed.

Stone Energy Corp. expects to receive $113 million from unwinding most of its 2009 natural gas and crude oil hedges, the company said Monday.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) took up for review five new construction and operating license (COL) applications in December, is reviewing applications for a total of 26 new nuclear units and expects to receive applications for another five units this year — but with the incoming Obama administration focused on renewables and a “green stimulus,” what part is nuclear energy likely to play in America’s energy future?

Whether the U.S. gas market will receive an infusion of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the coming years depends a lot upon what happens in European gas markets, according to an executive with a Gulf Coast regasification terminal developer.

Whether the U.S. gas market will receive an infusion of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the coming years depends a lot upon what happens in European gas markets, according to an executive with a Gulf Coast regasification terminal developer.