Congress last week forwarded to the White House legislation to temporary suspend deliveries of crude oil to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) in an attempt to ease gasoline prices. The measure would suspend SPR shipments until either the end of the year or when crude oil prices dip below $75/bbl. The White House indicated Thursday that President Bush, who has objected to halting SPR shipments, would not veto the measure, Reuters reported.
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Oregon Natural Gas Prices, Demand Stable, Industry Tells PUC
Riding a temporary price break in the Rockies, Oregon expects natural gas prices to remain stable for the year, according to reports from the major gas industry players in the Northwest. They gave projections to the Oregon Public Utility Commission (PUC) at a workshop last week in Salem, OR.
Oregon Natural Gas Prices Stable, Industry Tells PUC
Riding a temporary price break in the Rockies, Oregon expects natural gas prices to remain stable for the year, according to reports Tuesday from the major gas industry players in the Northwest. They gave projections to the Oregon Pubic Utility Commission (PUC) at an afternoon workshop in Salem, OR.
AccuWeather’s Bullish Hurricane Season Outlook Gooses Futures Prices
Last year the United States experienced a temporary respite from the devastating hurricanes that swept through Florida and the Gulf Coast in 2005, but the trend toward violent storms is still in place. AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center Chief Forecaster Joe Bastardi warns that the U.S. Gulf Coast, which avoided the wrath of major storms and hurricanes in 2006, is at much higher risk of destructive tropical weather this year. And in the Atlantic, the Northeast also could suffer some hits.
AccuWeather: Reprise of 2005 Hurricane Season Possible
Last year the United States experienced a temporary respite from the devastating hurricanes that swept through Florida and the Gulf Coast in 2005, but the trend toward violent storms is still in place. AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center Chief Forecaster Joe Bastardi warns that the U.S. Gulf Coast, which avoided the wrath of major storms and hurricanes in 2006, is at much higher risk of destructive tropical weather this year. And in the Atlantic, the Northeast also could suffer some hits.
Producer Gets Court OK for Appalachian Basin Interconnect
The Virginia Supreme Court has vacated a lower court’s temporary injunction barring producer GeoMet Inc. from completing an interconnect to attach its Appalachian Basin coal seam gas production to East Tennessee Natural Gas LLC’s Jewel Ridge lateral, the company said.
Futures Rebound Off $6.60 Support, But Will it Hold?
After receiving a temporary boost when the Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported that 71 Bcf was removed from underground natural gas storage last week, January natural gas futures sunk lower, recording a new low for the move of $6.600 before rebounding to settle at $6.800, up 3.1 cents on the day.
Spectra Energy: Duke’s New Stand-Alone Gas Company
Discarding the temporary Gas SpinCo Inc. moniker, Charlotte, NC-based Duke Energy announced last week that its existing natural gas business will be called Spectra Energy Corp. when the operations become a stand-alone, publicly traded company, which is still targeted to take place Jan. 1, 2007.
Spectra Energy: Duke’s New Stand-Alone Gas Company
Discarding the temporary Gas SpinCo Inc. moniker, Charlotte, NC-based Duke Energy announced Monday that its existing natural gas business will be called Spectra Energy Corp. when the operations become a stand-alone, publicly traded company, which is still targeted to take place Jan. 1, 2007.
Columbia Seeks to Boost Storage at 11 Fields on Temporary Basis
Citing the above-normal natural gas inventory levels this year, Columbia Gas Transmission Corp. is seeking authorization to increase on a temporary basis the maximum volume of gas in storage in 11 of its storage fields above the amount currently certificated by FERC.