The results of a FERC survey suggest that about 37,500 MW of electricity demand response (DR) potential currently exists in the U.S. That figure is based on existing DR efforts in the U.S., not the total potential if DR had more penetration in the country.
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USGS Estimates 37.5 Tcf of Recoverable Gas on Alaska’s Central North Slope
A new U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) assessment estimates that there is about 37.5 Tcf of undiscovered but technically recoverable natural gas resources, 478 million bbl of natural gas liquids and 4 billion bbl of oil in the central part of the Alaska North Slope and the adjacent state offshore area.
USGS Estimates 37.5 Tcf of Recoverable Gas on Alaska’s Central North Slope
A new U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) assessment estimates that there is about 37.5 Tcf of undiscovered but technically recoverable natural gas resources, 478 million bbl of natural gas liquids and 4 billion bbl of oil in the central part of the Alaska North Slope and the adjacent state offshore area.
Despite More Rigs, Lehman Estimates Gas Production Down 4.4% From Year Ago
Based on a survey of 60 North American producers, Lehman Brothers estimated last week that 1Q2005 U.S. natural gas production will show a decline of 0.3% sequentially and 4.4% compared with 1Q2004. Gas supply also is estimated to fall 2.1% this year, following a 3% decline in 2004, caused mainly by an estimated U.S. production decline of 3.7%.
Despite More Rigs, Lehman Estimates Gas Production Down 4.4% From Year Ago
Based on a survey of 60 North American producers, Lehman Brothers estimated Monday that 1Q2005 U.S. natural gas production will show a decline of 0.3% sequentially and 4.4% compared with 1Q2004. Gas supply also is estimated to fall 2.1% this year, following a 3% decline in 2004, caused mainly by an estimated U.S. production decline of 3.7%.
Shell Canada Plans 3-D Survey of Newfoundland’s Orphan Basin
Shell Canada Ltd. plans to conduct a 3-D survey this summer of the Orphan Basin, located in the deepwater offshore Newfoundland and Labrador, after acquiring a 20% interest in eight exploration licenses. The interest was acquired under a farm-in agreement with ExxonMobil Canada and Imperial Oil Resources.
J. D. Power: Gas Utility Customer Satisfaction Still Strong Despite Higher Prices
Despite a 14% increase in average residential gas utility rates, a survey by J. D. Power and Associates found that customer satisfaction among the nation’s largest gas utilities is unchanged from 2003.
J. D. Power: Gas Utility Customer Satisfaction Still Strong Despite Higher Prices
Despite a 14% increase in average residential gas utility rates, a survey by J. D. Power and Associates found that customers satisfaction among the nation’s largest gas utilities is unchanged from 2003.
Raymond James: Tight Gas Supply, High Oil Prices Imply $7/Mcf
Nearly mirroring survey results of other energy analyst groups in recent days, Raymond James said last week that U.S. natural gas production fell 4.2% in the first quarter year-over-year, and “as before, we see no significant near-term catalysts to alter the declining supply picture, and therefore, price rationing remains the only viable option to bring the market into equilibrium.”
Raymond James: Tight Gas Supply, High Oil Prices Imply $7/Mcf
Nearly mirroring survey results of other energy analyst groups in recent days, Raymond James said Monday that U.S. natural gas production fell 4.2% in the first quarter year-over-year, and “as before, we see no significant near-term catalysts to alter the declining supply picture, and therefore, price rationing remains the only viable option to bring the market into equilibrium.”