Citing a rare state unit’s budget surplus, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) last Thursday slashed by 80% the fees charged by its pipeline safety bureau. The PRC unit conducts pipeline and facility safety inspections and helps enforce state and federal regulations for oil and natural gas pipelines.
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Alberta Reforms May Save Producers Millions
Producers will save up to C$170 million (US$160 million) due to the first step alone in a planned series of reforms to Alberta natural gas and oilfield regulation, the provincial energy department predicts.
Alberta Reforms Could Save Producers Tens of Millions
Producers will save up to C$170 million (US$160 million) due to the first step alone in a planned series of reforms to Alberta natural gas and oilfield regulation, the provincial energy department predicts.
EPA Urged to Back Off Hydrofrac Regulation
Federal regulation of the well stimulation technique known as hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracing) would hamstring the oil and natural gas industry and likely would force the U.S. to import natural gas from foreign sources, Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) told the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) last Wednesday.
EPA Urged to Back Off from Hydrofracing Regulation
Federal regulation of the well stimulation technique known as hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracing) would hamstring the oil and natural gas industry and likely would force the U.S. to import natural gas from foreign sources, Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) told the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Wednesday.
OTC Derivatives Reform Heads to Senate Floor
The Senate Agriculture Committee Wednesday voted out amended legislation that would bring regulation for the first time to the $600 trillion opaque over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market (see Daily GPI, April 21).
OTC Derivatives Reform Heads to Senate Floor
The Senate Agriculture Committee Wednesday voted out amended legislation that would bring regulation for the first time to the $600 trillion opaque over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market (see Daily GPI, April 21).
New Review Rules Slowing Canadian E&P Planning
Delay has spread into drilling from notoriously slow pipeline regulation in the Canadian Arctic, holding up long-range exploration and production (E&P) development planning.
Wellinghoff: Changing Energy Landscape Still Dependent on Gas
The next 20 years should see the development of an upgraded electric grid, bolstered by fully integrated renewables and electric appliances providing regulation service with few, if any, new nuclear or coal generators — and a major role for natural gas, FERC Chairman Jon Wellinghoff said Wednesday.
Wellinghoff: Changing Energy Landscape Still Dependent on Gas
The next 20 years should see the development of an upgraded electric grid, bolstered by fully integrated renewables and electric appliances providing regulation service with few, if any, new nuclear or coal generators — and a major role for natural gas, FERC Chairman Jon Wellinghoff said Wednesday.