President Bush believes stepped-up development of liquefied natural gas (LNG) capacity, as well as his administration’s efforts to reduce the backlog of drilling permits and provide incentives for development of offshore natural gas, will help satisfy in part expanding gas demand and offset escalating prices, according to an exclusive interview with the president in the July issue of the American Gas Association’s (AGA) American Gas magazine.
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Residential Sprawl Meets Old Calpine Natural Gas Field in Northern California
Although an old dry gas field dating back to the 1930s, Rio Vista has stepped up its 130-well production in Northern California over the past seven years since San Jose, CA-based power plant developer/operator Calpine Corp. acquired the majority of producing wells in the 3,000-acre field located near the small town of Rio Vista, CA. Although each side was well aware of the historic use of the property, Calpine is running into belated resistance to its plans to step up production from the state’s largest dry gas field.
July 8, 2004
Enbridge Says Alaska Pipeline Is Too Big for One Company to Shoulder
Enbridge Inc. vowed to take a co-operative approach with all concerned when it stepped forward as the second Canadian contender offering to help build the proposed Alaska natural gas pipeline.
April 5, 2004
U.S. LNG Terminals Prepare for New Maritime Anti-Terrorist Laws
U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals report they fully expect to be in compliance with the stepped-up maritime terrorist deterrence rules that are due to take effect in July, reducing the threat of disruptions to imports next summer.
March 22, 2004
FERC Nixes OCSLA Reporting Requirements for Offshore Gas Pipes
Responding to two court opinions that said FERC had over-stepped its jurisdiction, the Commission last Wednesday rolled back a four-year-old decision in which it exerted authority under the lighter-handed Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (OCSLA) to impose uniform reporting requirements on all natural gas pipelines operating on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS).
March 8, 2004
FERC Nixes OCSLA Reporting Requirements for Offshore Gas Pipes
Responding to two court opinions that said FERC had over-stepped its jurisdiction, the Commission on Wednesday rolled back a four-year-old decision in which it exerted authority under the lighter-handed Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (OCSLA) to impose uniform reporting requirements on all natural gas pipelines operating on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS).
March 4, 2004
Anadarko’s Allison Steps Aside, Devon COO Hackett Takes Over
Anadarko Petroleum Corp.’s Robert J. Allison stepped down last week as the company’s president and CEO to make room for James T. Hackett, 49, who had been president and COO of Devon Energy Corp. Allison will continue as chairman until Jan. 1, then will serve as the non-executive chairman.
December 8, 2003
Anadarko’s Allison Steps Aside, Devon COO Hackett Takes Over
Anadarko Petroleum Corp.’s Robert J. Allison stepped down Wednesday as the company’s president and CEO to make room for James T. Hackett, 49, who had been president and COO of Devon Energy Corp. Allison will continue as chairman until Jan. 1, then will serve as the non-executive chairman.
December 4, 2003
Alaska, Mackenzie Pipelines Draw Canadian Support
An ally stepped forward north of the border, adding international support to the campaign for financial aid in the United States for the Alaska natural gas project.
November 10, 2003
Alaska, Mackenzie Pipelines Draw Canadian Support
An ally stepped forward north of the border, adding international support to the campaign for financial aid in the United States for the Alaska natural gas project.
November 10, 2003
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