Oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids (NGL) aren’t the only commodities on the minds of producers. These day’s they’ve been thinking about water, too — a lot actually.
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Marcellus Commission Report Gets Mixed Reviews
Early reaction to the Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission’s (MSAC) final report is mixed, with environmental groups praising some recommendations while criticizing omissions, industry promising cooperation and lawmakers offering a skeptical shrug.
Louisiana Flooding Recedes; Production Restarts
More than three weeks after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) began diverting the Mississippi River into the Atchafalaya Basin in Louisiana, the number of shut-in oil and gas wells — as well as the floodwaters — are beginning to recede.
NTSB Chief: Previous Leak on San Bruno Pipe
The head of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) last week criticized Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) and said she was “very disappointed” that the company had been slow to reveal there had been a leak in 1988 on a section of its gas transmission Line 132, which exploded in San Bruno, CA, last September.
U.S. Shale Reshaping Global Gas Market, Says BP
The United States in 2010 continued to lead the world in natural gas production, boosted by massive shale deposits, according to the latest statistical review by BP plc.
Niobrara Gas in Piceance Getting Second Look
The Piceance Basin of Colorado has long been a natural gas producer, but recent results in the Niobrara Shale indicate that the best days may be ahead, Bentek Energy LLC said in a new report.
EPA Chief: Guidance for Diesel Use in Fracks ‘Shortly’
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with input from the departments of Interior and Energy, industry and the states, is expected “very shortly” to issue permitting guidance to oil and natural gas producers on the use of diesel in hydraulic fracturing (fracking), said EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson last Tuesday.
EPA Head Says Guidance on Diesel Use in Fracking Due Soon
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with input from the departments of Interior and Energy, industry and the states, is expected “very shortly” to issue guidance to oil and natural gas producers on the use of diesel in hydraulic fracturing (fracking), said EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson Tuesday.
Marcellus-to-Canada Ethane Pipeline Launched
A pipeline project to deliver Marcellus Shale ethane from Pennsylvania to Canadian markets was announced Tuesday by MarkWest Liberty Midstream & Resources LLC and Sunoco Logistics Partners LP.
Palomar East Pipeline Backers Eye 2011 Milestones
A seemingly on- and off-again project to build a new interstate pipeline connection for the Portland, OR, metropolitan area is currently very much on and eyeing market and regulatory milestones in the first half of this year, according to senior executives at NW Natural.