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More local and state governments and businesses are adding natural gas vehicles (NGV) to their fleets, thanks to financial incentives adopted by municipal planning or air quality agencies, according to a study conducted by Emisstar LLC and commissioned by NGV America, which promotes vehicles powered by natural gas or hydrogen.

More local and state governments and businesses are adding natural gas vehicles (NGV) to their fleets, thanks to financial incentives adopted by municipal planning or air quality agencies, according to a study conducted by Emisstar LLC and commissioned by NGV America, which promotes vehicles powered by natural gas or hydrogen.

It’s no secret that the natural gas industry is long on supply and, thanks to the recession, currently short on market. Complicating the picture are the shifting geography of supply sources as producers target unconventional basins, and pipeline capacity constraints, which are expected to periodically push prices down further and put a ceiling on high prices, the founder of Bentek Energy LLC said last Wednesday.

It’s no secret that the natural gas industry is long on supply and, thanks to the recession, currently short on market. Complicating the picture are the shifting geography of supply sources as producers target unconventional basins, and pipeline capacity constraints, which are expected to periodically push prices down further and put a ceiling on high prices, the founder of Bentek Energy LLC said Wednesday.

Plans to combine northern Alberta and British Columbia (BC) into a natural gas common market are coming together on schedule, thanks to simultaneous regulatory and industry decisions.

Plans to combine northern Alberta and British Columbia (BC) into a natural gas common market are coming together on schedule, thanks to simultaneous regulatory and industry decisions.

Thanks to a second straight day of futures strength Wednesday, cash prices were able to continue climbing at a majority of points Thursday. However, quotes tanked by triple-digit amounts in the Midcontinent and Rockies. Sources cited a common cause for the great price weakness in both regions: essentially no local weather-based demand at all.

Louisiana’s Mineral Board (LMB) raked in $93.8 million at its August lease sale last Wednesday, nearly double the $48.7 million collected in July’s sale (see NGI, July 21), overwhelmingly thanks to the shale gas play they call the Haynesville.

Louisiana’s Mineral Board (LMB) raked in $93.8 million at its August lease sale Wednesday, nearly double the $48.7 million collected in July’s sale (see Daily GPI, July 17), overwhelmingly thanks to the shale gas play they call the Haynesville.