Notwithstanding a hedging strategy that fell victim to robust commodity prices, Chesapeake Energy Corp. executives last week touted a “record quarter” on a per-share adjusted basis with earnings of $1.09/share, the most in the company’s 15-year history.
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Chesapeake Marks ‘Record Quarter;’ CEO Notes Gas-Friendly Strife
Notwithstanding a hedging strategy that fell victim to robust commodity prices, Chesapeake Energy Corp. executives Friday touted a “record quarter” on a per-share adjusted basis with earnings of $1.09/share, the most in the company’s 15-year history.
Bulls Discount Supply Argument; September Gains Nearly 12 Cents
September natural gas futures rose a stout 11.8 cents to settle at $6.208 as traders touted the still hefty discount of natural gas to the petroleum complex and the idea that weather-driven higher prices would ultimately occur.
Ex-Enron Exec Sentenced to 27 Months
The former chief of Enron Corp.’s once-touted broadband unit and one of the defunct company’s top traders was sentenced last week to 27 months in federal prison. Kenneth Rice, the last of 15 ex-Enron executives who pleaded guilty to various crimes, also was ordered to pay a $50,000 fine and forfeit $13 million in cash and property to the government.
Ex-Enron Exec Sentenced to 27 Months
The former chief of Enron Corp.’s once-touted broadband unit and one of the defunct company’s top traders was sentenced Monday to 27 months in federal prison. Kenneth Rice, the last of 15 ex-Enron executives who pleaded guilty to various crimes, also was ordered to pay a $50,000 fine and forfeit $13 million in cash and property to the government.
House Leadership to Introduce Energy Bill Friday
The House Democratic leadership says it will introduce Friday its much-touted energy bill that is expected to focus on renewable and alternative energy, rather than traditional oil and natural gas.
NOAA’s Best-Practices Plan Cites Drawbacks of Open-Loop LNG Vaporization
An industry-touted method for revaporizing liquefied natural gas (LNG) aboard offshore terminal facilities “substantially increases the degree of impact on the marine environment,” particularly fish larvae and eggs, said federal marine officials in a draft “best practices” report, which was offered as guidance to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in analyzing LNG terminal applications.
DOE Touts New Technologies that Extend Stripper Well Life
The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy on Friday touted the development of six new technologies that it says will extend the production life of 650,000 stripper wells in the United States that deliver 15% of the nation’s domestic oil and 8% of its natural gas production.
AZ Firm Announces Gas Discovery in Sacramento Valley
The Sacramento Valley in California was touted Wednesday as an E&P hot spot by a Tucson, AZ-based Fidelis Energy Inc., which announced that its first exploration well tested at 12 MMcf/d from a 1,000-acre tract on the North Franklin Project. It taps the so-called Winters Formation, a new discovery on a ranch about 25 miles south of the state capital in Sacramento County.
Study Touts Economic Benefits of Cove Point Expansion Project
The Calvert County, MD, Department of Economic Development touted the results of a new study Tuesday showing substantial economic benefits to the local and state economy from a planned expansion of Dominion’s Cove Point LNG terminal.