Traditional

Energy professionals may be holding on to the more traditional ways of collaborating with employees through face-to-face meetings, e-mail and conference calls, but a growing number think that some of the Internet’s social media and networking sites could improve the workplace, a survey has found.

Despite the incoming administration’s focus on renewable energy, traditional fuels — especially natural gas — remain key to America’s energy future, according to a trio of industry experts speaking last Wednesday at the United States Energy Association’s (USEA) Annual State of the Energy Industry conference in Washington, DC.

The Senate of the new 111th Congress last Thursday sent a loud and clear message to producers of traditional fuels as it unanimously passed a $10-12 billion omnibus lands package that will take off the table millions of acres of public lands for potential oil and gas development.

The Senate of the new 111th Congress Thursday sent a loud and clear message to producers of traditional fuels as it unanimously passed a $10-12 billion omnibus lands package that will take off the table millions of acres of public lands for potential oil and gas development.

Despite the incoming administration’s focus on renewable energy, traditional fuels — especially natural gas — remain key to America’s energy future, according to a trio of industry experts speaking Wednesday at the United States Energy Association’s (USEA) Annual State of the Energy Industry conference in Washington, DC.

Even though the traditional natural gas storage injection season ended with last week’s report, traders and analysts, while expecting another injection to be reported by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) for the week ended Nov. 7, were not anticipating the whopping 62 Bcf that was injected into underground storage. As a result, near-month futures on Friday tested support at $6 before rebounding to nearly unchanged from Thursday’s close.

With oil futures prices reaching a record $100/bbl on Wednesday and Thursday, power generators and other traditional natural gas users may soon find themselves competing with everyday drivers for the precious commodity, if NGVAmerica has anything to say about it.

Canadian liquefied natural gas terminal projects are running aground on a difference between traditional trade with the United States through pipelines and global commerce in ocean tanker cargoes.

Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal projects are running aground on a difference between traditional trade with the United States through pipelines and global commerce in ocean tanker cargoes.