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Encana: ‘High Likelihood’ New Unconventional Plays on Horizon

Encana Corp. now holds close to 12.7 million net acres of natural gas potential spread across North America, but it continues to look for the next big play — and that may be just around the corner, CEO Randy Eresman said Thursday.

July 9, 2010

No Gas, Nuclear Expansion at Xcel, CEO Tells Shareholders

Minneapolis-based Xcel Energy’s network of 3.5 million electric and 2 million natural gas utility customers spread over eight western and Midwest states will not need any new baseload generation plants or new gas infrastructure during the next seven to nine years, CEO Dick Kelly told Xcel’s annual shareholders meeting Wednesday in Denver.

May 21, 2010

Quicksilver Cuts Back in Barnett Shale

Quicksilver Resources Inc., whose natural gas portfolio is spread across North America, said Monday it would reduce its 2010 capital program “to reflect reduced planned drilling and completion activities” in the Barnett Shale.

May 11, 2010

New Review Rules Slowing Canadian E&P Planning

Delay has spread into drilling from notoriously slow pipeline regulation in the Canadian Arctic, holding up long-range exploration and production (E&P) development planning.

December 29, 2009

Alberta’s Shale Draws Big Spenders

Shale gas development is poised to spread into Alberta on a large scale after producers paid C$365 million (US$343 million) for a new target zone north of the provincial capital of Edmonton.

December 21, 2009

Shale Play Big Spenders Come to Alberta

Shale gas development is poised to spread into Alberta on a large scale after producers paid C$365 million (US$343 million) for a new target zone north of the provincial capital of Edmonton.

December 18, 2009

Survey: Gas Bounty Lies in Eastern Canada

Natural gas producers in Canada have no shortage of fresh, large drilling targets as exploration campaigns quietly spread out on a new eastern industry frontier, says a new report by the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC).

November 30, 2009

Geological Survey Suggests Bountiful Eastern Frontier in Canada

Natural gas producers have no shortage of fresh, large drilling targets as exploration campaigns quietly spread out on a new eastern industry frontier, says a new report by the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC).

November 30, 2009

Spreading Wintry Weather Boosts Most Points

Most of the market continued to climb Thursday as cold and snowy conditions were forecast to spread in the north-central section of the U.S. Cash numbers also had a smidgen of support from a screen gain of 3 cents a day earlier.

November 7, 2008

More Industrials Adopt Energy Surcharges in High-Price Era

Add two more industrial end-users to the list of companies passing high energy commodity prices on to customers in the form of surcharges. Kaiser Aluminum and packaging company Sonoco both said last week that they can no longer bear higher energy costs on their own.

July 7, 2008