The United States, Canada and Mexico will have to work cooperatively to gain access to the world’s supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to satisfy the growing gas demand in North America, President Bush said Wednesday.
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FERC Gives Green Light to ANR EastLeg Expansion
FERC on Wednesday issued ANR Pipeline a certificate for its EastLeg pipeline loop and compression project to provide gas deliveries to satisfy expanding power generation demand in Wisconsin.
El Paso Says Stock Offering to Raise $69M for Western Energy Settlement
In a move to satisfy the financial terms of its $1.7 billion western energy settlement, El Paso Corp. said Tuesday it has priced a public offering of approximately 8.8 million shares of common stock at $7.85 a share.
El Paso Says Stock Offering to Raise $69M for Western Energy Settlement
In a move to satisfy the financial terms of its $1.7 billion western energy settlement, El Paso Corp. last Tuesday announced a public offering of approximately 8.8 million shares of common stock priced at $7.85 a share.
EIA Sees LNG Expansion in U.S. and Worldwide
With doubt continuing to grow that the United States can satisfy its natural gas growth needs in-house, liquified natural gas (LNG) importation continues to gain spotlight attention as a means to augment domestic gas supply.
EIA Sees LNG Expansion in U.S. and Worldwide
With doubt continuing to grow that the United States can satisfy its natural gas growth needs in-house, liquified natural gas (LNG) importation continues to gain spotlight attention as a means to augment domestic gas supply.
College Campus Saves $1 Million with SoCalGas Cogen Program
A small university campus expects to save $1 million annually on its energy bill and satisfy 98% of its energy needs through a new high-efficiency, 1 MW cogeneration system that was underwritten with a $708,000 award from Sempra Energy’s Los Angeles-based Southern California Gas Co. utility. The rebate was part of SoCal’s state-authorized $54 million, four-year self-generation program.
Williams Unveils $3B Package to Satisfy Credit, Financial Concerns
Faced with mounting concerns from investors and credit-rating agencies, energy giant Williams Cos. announced a $3 billion-plus plan last Tuesday to improve the company’s flailing balance sheet over the next 12 months. However, Williams’ strategy drew mixed reactions from the major ratings’ agencies and failed to stem its stock losses.
Producers Oppose New Contracts for Capacity-Tight El Paso
Noting that the pipeline can’t even satisfy the demands of its existing shippers, a group of mostly producers has objected to El Paso Natural Gas’ negotiation of two new capacity contracts with PPL EnergyPlus LLC.