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The story “Ranking Shows ‘Scrambled’ Pipe Capacity Trader Lineup” in the Oct. 12 issue of Natural Gas Intelligence included incorrect information from a source. RBS Sempra Energy Trading should be ranked 13th among pipeline capacity traders.

The story “Top Pipe Capacity Players ‘Scrambled,’ Ranking Shows” in the Oct. 7 issue of NGI’s Daily Gas Price Index included incorrect information from a source. RBS Sempra Energy Trading should be ranked 13th among pipeline capacity traders.

Natural gas is going to eclipse coal to become the second biggest fuel source after oil, and even though prices aren’t cooperating, ExxonMobil Corp. has no plans to slow its North American gas projects, an executive said last week.

Using a landfill along the Pacific Coast west of Silicon Valley, another green electricity source opened at the start of July, promising 11.5 MW of power for local utilities from the Ox Mountain facility in Half Moon Bay, CA. It is a project spawned by Massachusetts energy services firm Ameresco Inc. and Republic Services Inc., the waste management firm operating Ox Mountain.

ExxonMobil Corp. CEO Rex Tillerson told shareholders last week “no single energy source exists today” to move the world significantly beyond using natural gas, oil and coal for decades. To 2030 “and beyond,” he said, only fossil fuels will solve the growing demand for energy.

ExxonMobil Corp. CEO Rex Tillerson said Wednesday “no single energy source exists today” to move the world significantly beyond using natural gas, oil and coal for decades. To 2030 “and beyond,” he said, only fossil fuels will solve the growing demand for energy.

At least one source was convinced that resolving end-of-month imbalances had been chiefly responsible for Wednesday’s price gains across the board, because the cash market switched to losses at all points Thursday with little overall change in weak weather fundamentals. The launch of the May aftermarket got an additional negative nudge from Wednesday’s decline of 3.7 cents by June futures as they assumed prompt-month status.

Faulty wireless meter-reading transponders are the source of a controversy brewing in Utah between Questar Gas and its customers and advocacy groups as the utility attempts to back-bill approximately 500 of its customers nearly $500,000.

Faulty wireless meter-reading transponders are the source of a controversy brewing in Utah between Questar Gas and its customers and advocacy groups as the utility attempts to back-bill approximately 500 of its customers nearly $500,000.