An Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official told a Senate panel earlier this week that the agency is committed to cooperating with states to oversee the practice of hydraulic fracturing (fracking).
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NEB: Canadian Gas Exports to U.S. Stabilizing
Canadian natural gas exports to the United States are stabilizing at reduced levels after four lean years of decline, show trade records of the National Energy Board (NEB).
NEB: Canadian Gas Exports to U.S. Stabilizing
Canadian natural gas exports to the United States are stabilizing at reduced levels after four lean years of decline, show trade records of the National Energy Board (NEB).
Firm Corrects Fort Worth Air Monitoring Gaffe
An early report from an ongoing Fort Worth air quality study has been corrected to show that volatile organic compounds (VOC) detected at one of the monitored sites are much lower than stated more than two weeks ago.
EPA Picks Potential Sites for Hydrofracking Study
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has selected several potential sites across the country to study the effects of hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracking) on drinking water and groundwater.
In the Shale Patch There Are Seasons
Landmen headed for the Eagle Ford Shale, you’re too late. Engineers need to hurry. And beancounters, your day is coming. The Eagle Ford is the hottest thing in South Texas, but like the unconventional plays that came before, it too will have its seasons.
Interior Lifts Moratorium, But Drilling Not likely to Resume Soon
The Obama administration’s moratorium on deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico has been lifted, but only for those operators that can show that they have complied with existing and the tougher new safety and drilling regulations. The action immediately came under attack from producers and Capitol Hill lawmakers, who question whether it will significantly change the status quo in the Gulf.
Murkowski’s Senate Seat Hangs on Final Ballot Count
Absentee ballots are yet to be counted, but initial election results show a surprise upset of incumbent U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski by Joe Miller, a little-known conservative Tea Party candidate in the Alaska Republican primary Aug. 24. As ranking member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Murkowski has been a leader on the Republican side of the Senate on energy issues.
North America’s Onshore Gas Markets Improve
North America’s onshore natural gas markets continue to show signs of improving, and the rig count is forecast to be strong in the near term — all positive factors for the oilfield services market, Barclays Capital analysts said last week.
North America’s Onshore Gas Markets Improve
North America’s onshore natural gas markets continue to show signs of improving, and the rig count is forecast to be strong in the near term — all positive factors for the oilfield services market, Barclays Capital analysts said Tuesday.