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Pressured by Petroleum Jump, NatGas Futures Gain 31.9 Cents

Natural gas futures jumped higher Wednesday afternoon in sympathy with a similar rise in the petroleum complex, which was sparked by an escalation of turmoil in Nigeria and U.S. refinery outages. After putting in a low of $6.560 in morning trade, June natural gas took off higher in the afternoon to record a high of $6.920 before closing at $6.900, up 31.9 cents on the day.

May 11, 2006

Oneok Blames Earnings Revisions on Software Glitch

A software glitch led Oneok to reduce its 2005 net income by $8.1 million (8 cents/share) and its energy services operating income by $13.2 million and raise its 1Q2006 earnings by similar amounts.

March 9, 2006

Natural Gas Reserve ‘Problematic,’ Says DOE Secretary

The Department of Energy has concluded that creating a natural gas reserve similar to what has been done with petroleum would be “problematic” because of the substantial number of privately owned gas storage fields already in operation throughout the country, Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman said during a media breakfast presentation hosted by Energy Daily.

March 6, 2006

PG&E Utility Says March Gas Bills Down 37%

Mirroring a similar decrease a month earlier, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Wednesday again said it expected another big decrease in natural gas utility bills this month, compared to last month, with bills expected to be down 36.8% for residential customers. PG&E’s utility said the average residential bill for March is expected to be $68.05, compared with $107.60 last month, although the cost of natural gas remains 24% higher than it was in March 2005.

March 2, 2006

El Paso Places 502 MMcf/d Expansion in Service

El Paso Natural Gas has put in service a 502 MMcf/d expansion that provides a needed crossover between its North System and South System mainlines, similar to the already existing Havasu Crossover.

January 9, 2006

Industrial Energy Consumers Pan Idea of Strategic Natural Gas Reserve

Creating a Strategic Natural Gas Reserve similar to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve would not be a good idea in light of the limited amount of domestic gas supply currently available, a group of industrial energy consumers told the Bush administration Thursday.

November 4, 2005

Weak Arlene Triggers Some Evacuations, Shut Ins

Although she was expected to follow a path similar to that of her far more terrible predecessor, Ivan, Tropical Storm Arlene on Friday was expected to remain weak, causing little or no lasting impact on the natural gas market or Gulf exploration and production infrastructure.

June 13, 2005

Weak Arlene Triggers Some Evacuations, Shut Ins

Although she was expected to follow a path similar to that of her far more terrible predecessor, Ivan, Tropical Storm Arlene on Friday was expected to remain weak, causing little or no lasting impact on the natural gas market or Gulf exploration and production infrastructure.

June 13, 2005

Producers Begin Evacuations Ahead of Arlene

With a projected path eerily similar to last season’s devastating Hurricane Ivan, Tropical Storm Arlene on Thursday, although still far weaker than Ivan with only 40 mph winds, already was prompting producers to exit the eastern and central Gulf of Mexico in rapid fashion.

June 10, 2005

APGA Concerned About Threat of an LNG Cartel

The possibility that LNG exporting countries might someday attempt to operate a cartel similar to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in an attempt to control world gas prices and production appears to be a real threat to officials at the American Public Gas Association (APGA).

May 2, 2005