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Virtual Pipelines Growing in Importance to Get LNG, CNG to Customers

As midstream companies scramble to build and expand large pipeline systems across the country, their counterparts in the energy logistics sector are working quietly to provide complementary services that can’t compete with those kind of volumes, but can instead help get natural gas to a growing list of end-users.

October 17, 2014

Federal Frack Rules Moving Forward, Says Salazar

Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar reiterated Tuesday that the Obama administration is continuing to develop draft rules for hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in drilling operations, which he said would not slow the natural gas and oil boom.

April 9, 2012

FERC Calls Enstor’s Proposal for Virtual Storage Facility ‘Deficient’

FERC last Wednesday rejected Enstor Gulf Storage LLC’s application to operate a “virtual” Gulf Coast storage facility, saying that the company’s proposal was “deficient.”

June 11, 2007

FERC Calls Enstor’s Proposal for Virtual Storage Facility ‘Deficient’

FERC Wednesday rejected Enstor Gulf Storage LLC’s application to operate a “virtual” Gulf Coast storage facility, saying that the company’s proposal was “deficient.”

June 7, 2007

Futures Continue Higher as Lili Stays Her Bullish Course

Natural gas futures were off to the races Monday morning as traders weighed the virtual certainty that Hurricane Lili would become the second storm in a week to impact production in the Gulf of Mexico. After gapping higher at the opening bell, the November contract quickly moved to a new four-month high (Access trading excluded) at $4.195 Monday morning. After dipping slightly to settle for the regular session at $4.138, the November contract was rebounding in overnight access trading. At 7:00 p.m. EDT, it last traded $4.194, up 5.6 cents from its close.

October 1, 2002

Bears Extend Losses on Fundamental Weakness; Technically, Bulls Remain in Control

In sympathy with lower crude oil prices and in reaction to the virtual certainty that neither Tropical Storm Dolly nor Edouard will pose a threat to production, natural gas futures continued their week-long descent Tuesday as locals and commercial traders liquidated long positions. With a gap-lower open on the daily chart, bears set the tone right from the outset. However, by 11 a.m. EDT, the selling pressure had dried up, leaving the market to chop sideways throughout the rest of the session. October finished at $3.132, up 3.2 cents from its morning low, but down 16.4 cents for the day.

September 4, 2002

TradeSpark to Install Credit Transfer, Netting System to Enhance Liquidity

TradeSpark LP signed an agreement last week with Virtual Markets Assurance Corp. (VMAC) to offer VMAC’s unique (patent pending) credit transfer and netting system to energy marketers on its trading platform to work around creditworthiness problems and enable trading of illiquid commodities such as electricity and physical natural gas.

August 12, 2002

TradeSpark to Install Credit Transfer, Netting System to Enhance Liquidity

TradeSpark LP signed an agreement Tuesday with Virtual Markets Assurance Corp. (VMAC) to offer VMAC’s unique (patent pending) credit transfer and netting system to energy marketers on its trading platform to work around creditworthiness problems and enable trading of illiquid commodities such as electricity and physical natural gas.

August 7, 2002

Power, Utility Mergers and Acquisitions to Rise in 2001

If you were among those amazed by the virtual hailstorm ofmergers and acquisitions in the power and utility sector this year,PricewaterhouseCoopers warns, you haven’t seen anything yet.According to an M&A forecast by the Transaction Services groupwithin the firm, the “once sleepy and over-regulated [energy]industry” is the key M&A segment to watch in 2001.

November 13, 2000

Power and Utility M&A to Rise in 2001

If you were among those amazed by the virtual hailstorm ofmergers and acquisitions in the power and utility sector this year,PricewaterhouseCoopers warns you haven’t seen anything yet.According to an M&A forecast by the Transaction Services groupwithin the firm, the “once sleepy and over-regulated [energy]industry” is the key M&A segment to watch in 2001.

November 7, 2000
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