Sterling

Enterprise May Switch Seminole Pipeline from NGLs to Crude

Enterprise Products Partners is considering repurposing a portion of its 1,373-mile Seminole pipeline, which currently transports natural gas liquids (NGL) from the Hobbs hub and the Permian Basin to markets in south Texas, including the Enterprise NGL fractionation facility in Mont Belvieu, TX.

April 22, 2013

Range Adds 80 Bcf of West Texas Reserves

Range Resources said it has added about 80 Bcfe of West Texas gas (88%) and oil reserves near its Conger Field in Sterling County for $85 million. About 14 MMcf/d of gas currently is being produced and Range said it expects a shallow production decline and long life with a reserve-to-production ratio of more than 15 years.

December 22, 2003

Range Adds 80 Bcf of West Texas Reserves

Range Resources said it has added about 80 Bcfe of West Texas gas (88%) and oil reserves near its Conger Field in Sterling County for $85 million. About 14 MMcf/d of gas currently is being produced and Range said it expects a shallow production decline and long life with a reserve-to-production ratio of more than 15 years.

December 16, 2003

Transportation Notes

Kinder Morgan Interstate reported completion of repairs to a leak on its Pony Line in Yuma County, CO, downstream of Sterling Compressor Station. The associated force majeure, declared late Tuesday, was lifted for Wednesday’s gas day. Minor service curtailments were made Tuesday.

June 26, 2003

Dynegy Doubles Gas, Power Marketing Earnings

Record earnings from wholesale power marketing and generationand a 19% increase in operating margin from gas marketinghighlighted Dynegy Inc.’s sterling third quarter results.Continuing difficulties in the company’s liquids division anduncertainty over Nova Corp.’s plan to divest its 26% share in thecompany were more than counterbalanced by a three-fold increase inoperating margin from power marketing and trading.

November 2, 1998

Dynegy Doubles Gas, Power Earnings

Record earnings from wholesale power marketing and generationand a 19% increase in operating margin from gas marketinghighlighted Dynegy Inc.’s sterling third quarter results.Continuing difficulties in the company’s liquids division anduncertainty over Nova Corp.’s plan to divest its 26% share in thecompany were more than counterbalanced by a three-fold increase inoperating margin from power marketing and trading.

October 28, 1998