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Canadian natural gas exporters are off to a weak start on the new international contract year as volumes, prices and revenues continue the trade’s slide in its last 12-month period ending Oct. 31.

Canadian natural gas exporters are off to a weak start on the new international contract year as volumes, prices and revenues continue the trade’s slide in its last 12-month period ending Oct. 31.

Canadian natural gas exporters are off to a weak start on the new international contract year as volumes, prices and revenues continue the trade’s slide in its last 12-month period ending Oct. 31.

Natural gas is good, but it’s better when it has liquids along with it to juice profits while gas prices remain weak, Anadarko Petroleum Corp., among others, has found. Going forward, look for a continued emphasis at the company on liquids-rich onshore gas production as well as on oil in the offshore, Anadarko COO Al Walker said Tuesday.

Natural gas is good, but it’s better when it has liquids along with it to juice profits while gas prices remain weak, Anadarko Petroleum Corp., among others, has found. Going forward, look for a continued emphasis at the company on liquids-rich onshore gas production as well as on oil in the offshore, Anadarko COO Al Walker said Tuesday.

Natural gas is good, but it’s better when it has liquids along with it to juice profits while gas prices remain weak, Anadarko Petroleum Corp., among others, has found. Going forward, look for a continued emphasis at the company on liquids-rich onshore gas production as well as on oil in the offshore, Anadarko COO Al Walker said Tuesday.

While economists say the recession has ended and some economic indicators have begun to trend upward, continued weak demand led to another decline in natural gas marketing during the third quarter, with the total volume sold in North America tumbling 4% — nearly 5 Bcf/d — according to NGI’s 3Q2009 Top North American Gas Marketers Ranking.

While economists say the recession has ended and some economic indicators have begun to trend upward, continued weak demand led to another decline in natural gas marketing during the third quarter, with the total volume sold in North America tumbling 4% — nearly 5 Bcf/d — according to NGI’s 3Q2009 Top North American Gas Marketers Ranking.

New Mexico’s coffers took a hit due to weak oil and gas prices during the first quarter of the state’s 2010 fiscal year as collections by the State Land Office declined $104 million from the year-ago period when $194 million was collected.