Small pipeline projects intended to achieve big increases in Canadian imports of shale gas from the United States were launched last Tuesday in Ontario by Union Gas Ltd. and Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc.
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Pipeline Projects Would Aid U.S. Shale Exports to Canada
Small pipeline projects intended to achieve big increases in Canadian imports of shale gas from the United States were launched Tuesday in Ontario by Union Gas Ltd. and Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc.
Pennsylvania Forest Leasing Under Scrutiny
Although Pennsylvania could eventually lease additional state forest land for natural gas drilling, it will likely be in small doses, according to the state’s top land manager.
More Pennsylvania Forest Leasing Unlikely For Now
Although Pennsylvania could eventually lease additional state forest land for natural gas drilling, it will likely be in small doses, according to the state’s top land manager.
Pennsylvania Pushing Polluted Mine Water Use
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is looking for ways to get the natural gas industry to use polluted discharge from old mines.
Futures Inch Higher, but Market Fundamentals Remain Bleak
The freefall in natural gas futures prices of the last few weeks received a small reprieve on Friday after the February contract managed to eke out a 2.1-cent gain to close the week at $2.343. However, market bulls might as well cool their heels as Friday’s close marked a 32.7-cent decline from the previous week’s close.
EPA Wades Deeper Into Dimock, PA, Well Water Dispute
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will perform water sampling at about 61 homes in Dimock — the small Susquehanna County, PA, township where some state officials believe hydraulic fracturing (fracking) may have contaminated water wells — “to further assess whether any residents are being exposed to hazardous substances that cause health concerns,” EPA said.
Enbridge Investigating Possible GOM Leak
Enbridge Inc. is investigating the report of a small natural gas leak in West Cameron Block 275, 66 miles off the coast of Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), the Calgary-based company said late Tuesday.
Prices Still In a ‘Bear Cave,’ Yet Struggle Higher
January natural gas managed a small gain Wednesday as traders saw an ongoing tussle between algorithmic traders taking profits on short positions matched up against a cadre of willing sellers. At the close January natural gas had risen 2.7 cents to $3.155 and February had gained 2.8 cents to $3.198. February crude oil gained $1.43 to $98.67/bbl.
California Environmentalists Sue BLM to Prevent Fracking
Two environmental groups in California have sued the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to prevent the use of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in the Monterey Shale play in north-central parts of the state.