TransCanada Corp. CEO Hal Kvisle said Friday he didn’t want to sound pessimistic about the reserves potential of the ballyhooed North American natural gas shales. “But in the grand scheme of things,” he said, “they’re just one more source of supply.”
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Alaska Legislation Would Combine Energy Agencies
As Alaska wrangles with declining in-state natural gas supplies and pursues a long-haul pipeline to commercialize its North Slope gas reserves, lawmakers have proposed that the state’s Energy Authority and Natural Gas Authority be folded into the Alaska Department of Energy.
Bill Would Combine Alaska Energy Agencies
As Alaska wrangles with declining in-state natural gas supplies and pursues a long-haul pipeline to commercialize its North Slope gas reserves, lawmakers have proposed that the state’s Energy Authority and Natural Gas Authority be folded into the Alaska Department of Energy.
Gas Inventories Seen Pressuring Prices into 2010
Producers are laying down natural gas rigs in some of the most prolific basins in the United States, but it’s not coming fast enough to eliminate reserves growth, which could lead to an all-time inventory high by this time next year and pressure gas prices for at least another year, energy analysts said last week.
Gas Inventories Seen Pressuring Prices into 2010
Producers are laying down natural gas rigs in some of the most prolific basins in the United States, but it’s not coming fast enough to eliminate reserves growth, which could lead to an all-time inventory high by this time next year, according to Barclays Capital.
Exxon’s Profits Higher than Ever, but Output Falls
ExxonMobil Corp. Thursday reported the highest quarterly profits ever by a public corporation, but the super major’s oil and natural gas reserves and production — despite record spending — once again failed to grow.
Exxon’s Profits Higher than Ever, but Output Falls
ExxonMobil Corp. Thursday reported the highest quarterly profits ever by a public corporation, but the super major’s oil and natural gas reserves and production — despite record spending — once again failed to grow.
Marathon Sanctions Two Deepwater GOM Projects
Two deepwater Gulf of Mexico (GOM) development projects, Droshky and Ozona, which initially may book a total of 29 million boe of natural gas and oil proved reserves, will move forward following approval by Marathon Oil Corp.
NiSource Takes a Hit on Nonoperating Earnings
Due to an adjustment in reserves to cover its potential liability in an ongoing royalties lawsuit, NiSource Inc. last week reported a net loss of more than $200 million for the second quarter. The company’s net earnings from continuing operations were on the plus side but they were below year-ago results for the quarter, with natural gas and power distribution down and transmission and storage showing an increase.
NiSource Takes a Hit on Nonoperating Earnings
Due to an adjustment in reserves to cover its potential liability in an ongoing royalties lawsuit, NiSource Inc. recorded a second quarter net loss of more than $200 million. The company’s net earnings from continuing operations were on the plus side but they were below year-ago results for the quarter, with natural gas and power distribution down and transmission and storage showing an increase.