Trio

With a trio of solid results from unconventional natural gas plays in Cutbank Ridge, Jonah and East Texas — and coalbed methane (CBM) joining in — EnCana Corp. delivered a chorus of good news for both its earnings and production in the final three months of 2007.

Utilities worldwide have seized the sustainability agenda and are moving at full throttle on a trio of top priorities: renewables, nuclear power and energy efficiency, according to the annual survey of utility executives by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

Worldwide, and particularly in the United States, utilities have latched onto the sustainability agenda and have begun at full throttle on a trio of top priorities: renewables, nuclear power and energy efficiency, according to the annual survey of utility executives by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

Does today’s gas market remind you at all of 2001? If you’re an energy analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. (FBR) it does. In a research note last week, a trio of FBR analysts enumerate exactly how the current market is like 2001, and how it’s not.

Does today’s gas market remind you at all of 2001? If you’re an energy analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. (FBR) it does. In a new research note, a trio of FBR analysts enumerate exactly how the current market is like 2001, and how it’s not.

The trio of producers hoping to develop a pipeline to deliver Alaska natural gas to Canada and the Lower 48 could very well be negotiating the deal with a new governor since Gov. Frank Murkowski was soundly defeated in his bid for re-election in the state’s Republican primary Tuesday.

Consultants who support Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski’s draft fiscal contract with a trio of producers that want to develop a pipeline to tap North Slope natural gas reserves held a press briefing Friday following a week when the deal came in for heavy criticism by consultants hired by the state legislature.

Alaska and a trio of oil companies that want to develop the state’s North Slope natural gas reserves have agreed on the “fiscal certainty” portion of a controversial draft contract for a $20 billion natural gas pipeline. Lawmakers, who have been reviewing the draft pipeline contract, now have a version that includes fiscal terms.

Alaska and a trio of oil companies that want to develop the state’s North Slope natural gas reserves have agreed on the “fiscal certainty” portion of a controversial draft contract for a $20 billion natural gas pipeline. Lawmakers, who have been reviewing the draft pipeline contract, now have a version that includes fiscal terms.