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Transportation Notes

Southern said Friday its market-area forecast called for warmer temperatures Saturday “and then turning dramatically colder for Sunday and even colder into [this] week.” It was extremely likely that storage withdrawal requirements would exceed system capability coming out of the weekend, Southern said, so an OFO Type 6 for short imbalances will take effect Monday until further notice. Tiered penalties will apply to negative daily imbalances exceeding 2% or 200 Dth, whichever is greater. Southern added that it will not be accepting nominations for due-shipper imbalance makeups and will evaluate on each scheduling cycle nominations for interruptible services that rely on storage withdrawals.

December 6, 2010

Shale Revolution Upsets Status Quo, Says Devon Chief

Larry Nichols, who now chairs Devon Energy Corp., stood “on top of the Fort Worth Basin” last Tuesday and recalled the turning point for his company — and the global natural gas industry.

October 11, 2010

Shale Revolution Upsets Status Quo, Says Devon Chief

Larry Nichols, who now chairs Devon Energy Corp., stood “on top of the Fort Worth Basin” on Tuesday and recalled the turning point for his company — and the global natural gas industry.

October 7, 2010

Natural Gas Missing Canada’s Drilling Recovery

Canadian drilling is reviving, but producers are switching targets by turning away from natural gas and concentrating on oil as their prices stay on diverging courses. The new focus for hydraulic fracturing techniques is “tight oil.”

May 3, 2010

Recovery Coming to Canadian Oil; Gas, Not so Much

Canadian drilling is reviving, but producers are switching targets by turning away from natural gas and concentrating on oil as their prices stay on diverging courses. The new focus for hydraulic fracturing techniques is “tight oil.”

May 3, 2010

Obama’s Jobs Summit Gets Energy’s Attention

Turning attention from the war in Afghanistan and health care reform, President Obama last Thursday highlighted the nation’s economy and employment situation through a jobs summit that was met with mostly positive reviews from the energy industry.

December 7, 2009

Energy Industry Sees Promise, Missed Opportunities in Jobs Summit

Turning attention from the war in Afghanistan and health care reform, President Obama on Thursday highlighted the nation’s economy and employment situation through a jobs summit that was met with mostly positive reviews from the energy industry.

December 7, 2009

Futures Push Higher on Bullish Storage Injection, Revisions

Turning in a heck of a first day on the job, the July natural gas futures contract — in its first regular session as the front month contract — jumped 31.9 cents on Thursday to close at $3.957 as the bulls took advantage of price-supportive storage news.

May 29, 2009

MMS Tries to Get Regulations Out the ‘Spigot’ in Final Bush Days

Before turning over the reins to the Obama administration, Interior Department’s Minerals Management Service (MMS) plans to issue a draft proposed five-year program for 2010-2015 leasing in the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS), final revenue-sharing regulations for Gulf of Mexico coastal states and a rule on alternative energy development in the OCS, said MMS Director Randall Luthi last Tuesday.

December 15, 2008

MMS Tries to Get Regulations Out the ‘Spigot’ in Final Bush Days

Before turning over the reins to the Obama administration, Interior Department’s Minerals Management Service (MMS) plans to issue a draft proposed five-year program for 2010-2015 leasing in the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS), final revenue-sharing regulations for Gulf of Mexico coastal states and a rule on alternative energy development in the OCS, said MMS Director Randall Luthi Tuesday.

December 10, 2008