Colorado regulators on Tuesday unanimously approved oil and natural gas setback rules covering schools and affiliated properties, essentially endorsing an agreement among school districts and the energy industry.
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PA Senate Passes Impact Fee; Time Running Out for House Vote
Corbett wants an impact fee, but his proposal is closer to the House version. Still, following the Senate vote, he offered limited praise for the measure, calling it “a significant step forward toward finalizing a strong and sensible Marcellus Shale legislative package…While productive discussions are ongoing and continue to resolve the various issues related to the Marcellus Shale, [Wednesday’s] action reaffirms the strong commitment of the Senate to achieve out common goals of safe and responsible natural gas development in Pennsylvania.”
Data Show U.S.-Canada Gas Trade Recovering from Economic Meltdown
After severe setbacks in the 2008-2009 financial and industrial contraction, North American natural gas trade has settled into a new pattern of stable-to-growing volumes with northbound flows from the United States into Canada on the rise, the U.S. Department of Energy said.
U.S.-Canada Gas Trade Recovers from Economic Meltdown
After severe setbacks in the 2008-2009 financial and industrial contraction, North American natural gas trade has settled into a new pattern of stable-to-growing volumes with northbound flows from the United States into Canada on the rise, the U.S. Department of Energy said.
Permanent Shut-In of Fayetteville Disposal Wells Recommended
Staff of the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission (AOGC) has recommended the permanent shut-in of saltwater disposal wells in an area north of Conway, AR, in the Fayetteville Shale where a recent earthquake swarm is thought to have resulted from waste injection activities.
Pennsylvania Proposing Tougher Drilling Rules
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is proposing significant overhauls to the laws governing Marcellus Shale development in the state, including increased protection for water supplies and stricter permitting and operating requirements.
GOM’s Ultra-Deep Waters to See Increasing Activity
The Gulf of Mexico (GOM), despite the setbacks in the past year, is one of the world’s great producing regions, and an increasing proportion of activity and production will happen in ultra-deep waters, requiring “constant activity, new capital investment and the participation of a set of large and small companies,” PFC Energy said Friday.
Exchange Rate Trend Not Canadian Exporters’ Friend
Setbacks inflicted on Canadian exporters by the North American gas glut keep going from bad to worse, confirm the latest trade data compiled by the National Energy Board (NEB).
Gas Glut Continues to Weigh on Canadian Exporters
Setbacks inflicted on Canadian exporters by the North American gas glut keep going from bad to worse, confirm the latest trade data compiled by the National Energy Board (NEB).
Embattled Islander East Pipe Project Bites the Dust
After years of setbacks in the courts and head-butting with the states, Islander East Pipeline and the Connecticut attorney general’s office have agreed not to proceed with an appeal at the Department of Commerce, signaling the end to the Connecticut-to-Long Island pipeline as it is currently structured, said a spokeswoman for Spectra Energy, one of the project’s sponsors.