Teamed

Two private equity firms have teamed up to offer to buy an equity stake in the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex), the exchange reported late last week. It is the second attempt by an investment group to buy a stake in Nymex in the last 12 months.

In a second attempt since last April, two private equity firms have teamed up to offer to buy an equity stake in the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex), the exchange reported on Thursday.

Borrowing from the old adage “If at first you don’t succeed try, try again,” EnCana Corp. has teamed up with Calgary-based independent Marauder Resources East Coast Inc. to explore and produce natural gas offshore Nova Scotia.

Borrowing from the old adage “If at first you don’t succeed try, try again,” EnCana Corp. has teamed up with Calgary-based independent Marauder Resources East Coast Inc. to explore and produce natural gas offshore Nova Scotia.

Borrowing from the old adage “If at first you don’t succeed try, try again,” EnCana Corp. has teamed up with Calgary-based independent Marauder Resources East Coast Inc. to explore and produce natural gas offshore Nova Scotia.

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., a subsidiary of NiSource Inc., has teamed with a subsidiary of Piedmont Natural Gas in announcing an agreement to jointly develop a major new market area underground natural gas storage facility in a depleted natural gas production field in Hardy and Hampshire Counties, WV.

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., a subsidiary of NiSource Inc., has teamed with a subsidiary of Piedmont Natural Gas in announcing an agreement to jointly develop a major new market area underground natural gas storage facility in a depleted natural gas production field in Hardy and Hampshire Counties, WV.

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., a subsidiary of NiSource Inc., has teamed with a subsidiary of Piedmont Natural Gas in announcing an agreement to jointly develop a major new market area underground natural gas storage facility in a depleted natural gas production field in Hardy and Hampshire Counties, WV.

Quoddy Bay LLC, a Tulsa-based energy development company, has teamed up with a local Indian tribe to build an LNG import terminal in Maine in a unique arrangement that has tax and developmental advantages.