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Rex Energy ‘Pleased’ With Results So Far in Utica Shale

Rex Energy ‘Pleased’ With Results So Far in Utica Shale

Rex Energy Corp. said it is “pleased” with the results so far from a well targeting Ohio’s Utica Shale, but it is disappointed with a third-party well completion technique at a second well and blamed bad weather for delays in putting other wells into sales.

June 24, 2013

CAISO, PacifiCorp Agreement to Impact Gas-Fired Power

California’s electricity grid operator and Portland, OR-based PacifiCorp announced Tuesday an agreement to create a real-time market mechanism for improving the dispatching of power — a widespread efficiency improvement in the electric generation sector that could have lasting impact on demand for natural gas throughout the West.

February 13, 2013

BNP Analyst: Longs to the Back of the Curve

A well supplied market with limited prospects for demand growth in the months ahead will weigh on natural gas prices, according to BNP Paribas’ Teri Viswanath, senior natural gas strategist.

December 17, 2012

BNP: Sticky Supply, Demand Risks Weigh on Prices

A well supplied market with limited prospects for demand growth in the months ahead will weigh on natural gas prices, according to BNP Paribas’ Teri Viswanath, senior natural gas strategist.

December 17, 2012

Industry Brief

“It would be reasonable” for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to weigh the public interest of new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities when considering applications, but it might not take that step with applications to modify existing LNG facilities for exportation, according to FERC Commissioner John Norris. Adapting existing facilities “involves minor modifications,” Norris said during testimony before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, which is considering his renomination to FERC. The committee also heard testimony from Tony Clark, who currently is chairman of the North Dakota Public Service Commission and is being considered to replace former FERC Commissioner Marc Spitzer; Adam Sieminski, chief energy economist for Deutsche Bank, who has been nominated to be Energy Information Administration administrator; and Marcilynn Burke, deputy director for policy and programs at the Bureau of Land Management, who has been nominated to be an assistant secretary of the Department of the Interior.

March 21, 2012

News Report: Landowners Torn in Shale Regions

On the ground, the shale boom is a mixed bag as rural landowners weigh the alternatives of securing lucrative royalties at the cost of their land being part of an oil/gas industrial push that critics contend is threatening local environments and public water supplies. The Los Angeles Times last Sunday profiled the dilemma through a feature on two brothers with dairy farms in the rich Marcellus Shale in western New York.

February 22, 2012

Report: North Carolina Should Weigh Drilling, Frack Risks

Lawmakers in North Carolina should consider several health and environmental measures as they weigh the legalization of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in their state, researchers at Duke University said in a new report.

November 28, 2011

Researchers: North Carolina Should Weigh Drilling, Fracking Risks

Lawmakers in North Carolina should consider several health and environmental measures as they weigh the legalization of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in their state, researchers at Duke University said in a new report.

November 22, 2011

PG&E Faces More Smart Meter Woes

As state regulators weigh its plan to allow customers to opt out of using advanced metering systems for health reasons, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) said Monday it is dealing with a small number of defective smart meters that overcharged about 1,600 electric utility customers throughout its territory. The problem did not arise in the smart natural gas meters the combination utility has installed.

May 4, 2011

Futures, Weak Weather Load Push Most Points Lower

Prices continued to fall at virtually all points Thursday as weak prior-day futures continued to weigh on the market and predictions of hot weather lasting into at least mid-June were falling short of expectations.

June 11, 2010
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