Despite the anxiety over rising commodity prices and a lack of readily available oil and natural gas resources, a detailed analysis shows a “significant” expansion of liquids productive capacity in the next few years, according to Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA).
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Ontario Says New Study Confirms Benefits of Replacing Coal-Fired Plants
An independent study released Wednesday shows that replacing Ontario’s coal-fired electricity generation will reduce health and environmental costs for the province, Ontario Energy Minister Dwight Duncan said.
May 2, 2005
FERC Staff Details More Evidence of Enron Gaming Practices
Supplemental testimony filed by FERC staff as part of a review of various Enron trader audio tape files shows additional examples of how the now-bankrupt former energy trading giant tried to game the Western power markets in 2000-2001, Commission staff said [EL03-180, et al].
April 25, 2005
Trilateral Report Calls on North America’s Policy Makers to Tackle Natgas Issues
Because North America’s appetite for natural gas shows no signs of letting up anytime soon, policy makers need to take swift steps to deal with pipeline capacity constraints, liquefied natural gas (LNG) siting problems, production bottlenecks and gas storage concerns, says a new trilateral report by senior energy officials from the United States, Canada and Mexico.
February 28, 2005
Trilateral Report Calls on North America’s Policy Makers to Tackle Gas Issues
Because North America’s appetite for natural gas shows no signs of letting up anytime soon, policy makers need to take swift steps to deal with pipeline capacity constraints, liquefied natural gas (LNG) siting problems, production bottlenecks and gas storage concerns, says a new trilateral report by senior energy officials from the United States, Canada and Mexico.
February 28, 2005
Mixed Pricing Shows Slight Bias Toward Upside
Prices strayed mostly short distances to either side of flat Thursday, with moderate gains tending to outweigh the losses despite sources contending that substantive heating load remains hard to find — for now. Most of the declines occurred in the West.
December 10, 2004
Mixed Pricing Shows Slight Bias Toward Upside
Prices strayed mostly short distances to either side of flat Thursday, with moderate gains tending to outweigh the losses despite sources contending that substantive heating load remains hard to find — for now. Most of the declines occurred in the West.
December 10, 2004
EnCana Sells North Sea Assets to Nexen for $2.1B, Plans Exit from Gulf of Mexico
In a dramatic move that shows its unwavering focus on its unconventional North American natural gas business and oilsands operations, EnCana Corp. announced a $2.1 billion sale Friday of its entire United Kingdom North Sea oil assets, including a 43.2% interest in the massive Buzzard oil field, to Nexen Inc. EnCana also said it plans to sell its Gulf of Mexico holdings and exit Ecuador in 2005.
November 1, 2004
EnCana Sells North Sea Assets to Nexen for $2.1B, Plans Exit from Gulf of Mexico
In a dramatic move that shows its unwavering focus on its unconventional North American natural gas business and oilsands operations, EnCana Corp. announced a $2.1 billion sale Friday of its entire United Kingdom North Sea oil assets, including a 43.2% interest in the massive Buzzard oil field, to Nexen Inc. EnCana also said it plans to sell its Gulf of Mexico holdings and exit Ecuador in 2005.
November 1, 2004
EnCana Sells North Sea Assets to Nexen for $2.1B, Plans Exit from Gulf of Mexico
In a dramatic move that shows its unwavering focus on its unconventional North American natural gas business and oilsands operations, EnCana Corp. announced a $2.1 billion sale Friday of its entire United Kingdom North Sea oil assets, including a 43.2% interest in the massive Buzzard oil field, to Nexen Inc. EnCana also said it plans to sell its Gulf of Mexico holdings and exit Ecuador in 2005.
November 1, 2004
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