Weakened

Pemex Faces Possible Challenge to Burgos Basin’s Private Contracts

With Mexico’s President Vicente Fox weakened politically following the recent national election, opposition lawmakers said last week they would contest a program to tender natural gas production contracts to outside investment. In July, Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) unveiled its first package of multiple service contract (MSC) bids on seven blocks of the Burgos Basin (see NGI, July 21).

August 11, 2003

Pemex Faces Possible Challenge to Burgos Basin’s Private Contracts

With Mexico’s President Vicente Fox weakened politically following the recent national election, opposition lawmakers said Thursday they would contest a program to tender natural gas production contracts to outside investment. In July, Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) unveiled its first package of multiple service contract (MSC) bids on seven blocks of the Burgos Basin (see Daily GPI, July 18).

August 8, 2003

Futures Continue Lower on Bearish Weather and Technicals

In a market that was already weakened by technical bearishness, natural gas futures were sent spiraling lower Friday on reports that the El Nino weather pattern will bring above-normal temperatures to the central United States this winter.

November 4, 2002

Lehman Analysts See Gas Prices Weakening More in Coming Weeks

Natural gas prices have weakened in recent weeks, but they may weaken even more in the coming weeks because of two things: corrections to the “huge” inventory overhang and weakening oil prices, which will put pressure on gas prices in the short term, according to Lehman Brothers in its latest “Oil & Gas: Exploration & Production Update.”

July 15, 2002

Post Sept. 11: Winter Gas Demand Assessed

Fueled by a weakened appetite for natural gas in the industrial sector, forecasts of normal weather for winter, bulging storage stocks and a grim economic fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Natural Gas Supply Association projected last Tuesday that gas demand will be flat this winter compared to last year.

October 1, 2001

Producers See Sept. 11 Effect on Winter Gas Demand

Fueled by a weakened appetite for natural gas in the industrial sector, forecasts of normal weather for winter, bulging storage stocks and a grim economic fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Natural Gas Supply Association projected Tuesday that gas demand will be flat this winter compared to last year.

September 26, 2001

UtiliCorp Earnings Up on Marketing Growth

UtiliCorp United reported a 15% second-quarter earnings risedespite weakened performance in its energy delivery segment,sharply diminished results from Aquila Gas Pipeline, and anelectric rate cut in Missouri. Growth in wholesale energy marketingand international operations get the thanks for boosting 1998second quarter earnings to $23.4 million from $20.3 million a yearearlier.

August 7, 1998
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