The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Thursday approved Dominion Transmission Inc. (DTI) proposal to build its Appalachian Gateway pipeline, which would carry shale and conventional gas production from West Virginia and southwestern Pennsylvania to growing markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions.
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Taxpayer Advocate Calls Marcellus Fee a ‘Tax’
The debate over generating revenue from the natural gas industry in Pennsylvania took a linguistic turn last week when a national tax opponent said that an impact fee working through the General Assembly is actually a tax.
Canadian Drillers Enjoying Unconventional Boom
Participants in the Canadian energy industry are signaling that its switch of drilling targets to oil and natural gas liquids (NGL) will continue and accelerate.
Shales Lift QEP 1Q Production
Resources exploration and production unit QEP Energy continues to turn away from its traditional area of activity in the Rocky Mountain region and focus more on the Midcontinent and a handful of shale plays.
Haynesville, Other Shales Lift QEP 1Q Production
QEP Resources exploration and production unit QEP Energy continues to turn away from its traditional area of activity in the Rocky Mountain region and focus more on the Midcontinent and a handful of shale plays.
Fossil Fuel Demand ‘Surging,’ Global Report Says
In the midst of a global climate change strategy among policymakers, the demand for fossil fuels is surging, which in turn is impacting the deployment of clean energy technologies, according to a report released Wednesday at the second Clean Energy Ministerial in Abu Dhabi.
Texas Regulators, Industry Question EPA Diesel Fuel Fracking Rules
Language included in the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPACT) relating to the use of diesel fuel in hydraulic fracturing (fracking) “is extremely unclear and is open to interpretation,” making it unclear if the use of diesel fuel in fracking operations would be a violation of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), according to a Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) spokesman.
Overspending by E&Ps Slams Company Values, Says Analyst
Domestic exploration and production (E&P) companies often spend too much money and in turn deplete company value by chasing growth, acreage and reserves when they instead should focus on efficiency, returns and margins, the energy team at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Inc. (TPH) said Tuesday.
Halliburton Agrees to Turn Over Fracking Data to EPA
Halliburton Co.said it has reached an agreement to turn over to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) all documents related to fluids used in the controversial hydraulic fracturing (fracking) process, ending a battle that could have landed in court.
GAO: Capturing Vented, Flared Gas Could Boost Royalties
Nearly half of the flared or vented natural gas estimated to be produced on federal lands could be economically captured, which in turn would boost royalties and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) said in a report last week.