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Any climate change legislation enacted by Congress should be “economy-wide” and “transparent, consistent, predictable and equitable,” says a draft resolution by a task force of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC).

A recently released study, funded by the Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Board, says the discharge of a limited amount of untreated coalbed methane (CBM) wastewater into the Tongue River in Montana is not substantially affecting water quality or damaging crops downstream of Wyoming and Montana CBM operations.

A recently released study, funded by the Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Board, says the discharge of a limited amount of untreated coalbed methane (CBM) wastewater into the Tongue River in Montana is not substantially affecting water quality or damaging crops downstream of Wyoming and Montana CBM operations.

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) says the probability of potential hurricanes significantly impacting Gulf of Mexico oil and natural gas production this summer is small.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) says it is still waiting on trader position data that it requested from the IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) two months ago.

The House Democratic leadership says it will introduce Friday its much-touted energy bill that is expected to focus on renewable and alternative energy, rather than traditional oil and natural gas.

There’s still a bit of room left to squeeze into the hottest gas play in the United States, says at least one Barnett Shale producer, as the play continues to boom in the Fort Worth Basin of North-Central Texas. Things have been so hot for so long now that it has some asking, where are the super-majors in all of this?

There’s still a bit of room left to squeeze into the hottest gas play in the United States, says at least one Barnett Shale producer, as the play continues to boom in the Fort Worth Basin of North-Central Texas. Things have been so hot for so long now that it has some asking, where are the super-majors in all of this?

What do you do when you’ve laid nearly all the gas pipeline you can but you still need to grow your company? Check out the power business, says Hal Kvisle, CEO of TransCanada Corp.