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Maryland Official Calls for Marcellus Drilling Moratorium

Maryland, whose far western panhandle is within the Marcellus Shale, should place a moratorium on drilling permits until it “can put in place the regulations and enforcement capacity to ensure that we keep our water safe,” according to state Delegate Heather Mizeur (D-Montgomery County).

February 9, 2011

Ohio Expects Expanded Shale Drilling Through Spring

After three years of increased exploration drilling and skyrocketing lease rates, Ohio should soon see Marcellus Shale development drilling, according to one state official.

January 25, 2011

Cameron LNG Cleared to Begin Re-Exports Next Month

In the final regulatory hurdle needed for Sempra Energy to begin re-exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its Cameron LNG import terminal in Hackberry, LA, as soon as Feb. 1, FERC on Thursday approved the company’s request, saying no environmental or other sensitive resources will be adversely affected since no new facilities or modifications of existing facilities are required.

January 21, 2011

Nevada Shales: ‘Low on Pecking Order,’ State Official Says

While there are probably no significant shale gas supplies coming out of Nevada any time soon, there are some longer-term prospects, and in the meantime state oil and gas stakeholders are keeping an eye on shale developments in the Rockies and Western Canada, according to a gas engineering specialist at the Nevada Public Utilities Commission (PUC).

December 15, 2010

Analyst Sees More Shale Rigs Joining Conventional Cutbacks in 2011

It has been conventional wisdom that with gas rig counts beginning a slow decline recently, production is still rising overall because it is mostly rigs being deactivated in conventional plays rather than those involved in the more prolific shale gas search. However, some market watchers are not buying that argument.

October 11, 2010

Produced Water at CBM Operations Scrutinized

Produced water from natural gas shale deposits has drawn a lot of attention nationwide, but that focus soon may turn to produced water in coalbed methane (CBM) operations, according to the results of a new study.

August 16, 2010

Produced Water at CBM Operations Scrutinized

Produced water from natural gas shale deposits has drawn a lot of attention nationwide, but that focus soon may turn to produced water in coalbed methane (CBM) operations, according to the results of a new study.

August 12, 2010

Hercules Hopes Shallow-Water Permit Backlog to Ease

Hercules Offshore Inc.’s CEO said last week he’s hopeful that the permitting logjam created after U.S. officials imposed a moratorium on offshore drilling soon will be expedited, leading to a “flurry” of offshore permits for shallow-water projects over the coming months.

August 9, 2010

Northwest Natural Sees New Roles for Pipelines, Storage

Assuming the Pacific Northwest soon will have added natural gas pipeline capacity into Oregon’s Willamette Valley and elsewhere, the power sector’s growing use of renewables, particularly wind, in the region promises to revise the roles played by gas pipelines and storage, Northwest Natural Gas Co. CEO Gregg Kantor said Wednesday during a second quarter earnings conference call.

August 6, 2010

Hercules Looks for Shallow-Water Permit Backlog to Ease

Hercules Offshore Inc.’s CEO said Tuesday he’s hopeful that the permitting logjam created after U.S. officials imposed a moratorium on offshore drilling soon will be expedited, leading to a “flurry” of offshore permits for shallow-water projects over the coming months.

August 4, 2010
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