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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may change the rules on how oil and natural gas producers book their reserves — something the industry has requested for several years.

Thursday’s market had a little something for everybody: large gains and losses coupled with small gains and losses, with a fair amount of flat pricing to boot. Moderating weather trends going into the weekend (except in much of the West) and the inclusion of a weekend flow day in Thursday’s trading competed with Wednesday’s 5.2-cent expiration-day gain by July futures for influence in the cash market.

Is it better to stick with what you know or strike out and look for something better? Independent producers can succeed with either strategy, as W&T Offshore Inc. and Newfield Exploration Co. have demonstrated.

Is it better to stick with what you know or strike out and look for something better? Independent producers can succeed with either strategy, as W&T Offshore Inc. and Newfield Exploration Co. have demonstrated.

Utilities that have been urging their customers to conserve energy over recent years found out something very interesting last Thursday — consumers are actually listening, according to a new report from the American Gas Association (AGA).

Utilities that have been urging their customers to conserve energy over recent years found out something very interesting on Thursday — consumers are actually listening, according to a new report from the American Gas Association (AGA).

With futures guidance having turned neutral Tuesday, spreading cold weather not yet getting very severe, and something of a feeling that the cash market spikes of the previous two days might have been overly exuberant, prices fell at most points Wednesday.

R.W. Beck’s second quarter gas price forecast could give bulls something to smile about, but bears might prefer to read a recent note from Citigroup’s futures research department.

R.W. Beck’s second quarter gas price forecast could give bulls something to smile about, but bears might prefer to read the latest from Citigroup’s futures research department.