The House last Wednesday by a wide margin passed legislation that would force the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to act on exploratory air permits within a six-month time frame and would limit the ability of opponents to use the EPA’s Environmental Appeals Board to invalidate the permits for offshore exploration, both in offshore Alaska and in the Gulf of Mexico.
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House Bill Would Force Quick Action on EPA Exploratory Permits
The House Wednesday by a wide margin passed legislation that would force the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to act on exploratory air permits within a six-month time frame and would limit the ability of opponents to use the EPA’s Environmental Appeals Board to invalidate the permits for offshore exploration, both in offshore Alaska and in the Gulf of Mexico.
Cash Slides a Second Day on Screen Weakness
Continuing to take cues from the sagging natural gas futures complex, cash market values far and wide slid for a second straight day on Wednesday, shrugging off forecasts for a heat-wave return for much of the East.
Montney, Horn River Future Includes GTL, LNG Analyst Says
Thanks to the Montney and Horn River shale plays, Western Canada can hold its own in the natural gas renaissance; however, production from these developing plays will not offset declines in the region’s conventional gas production, according to Ziff Energy Group’s Edward Kallio, director of gas consulting.
Researcher: Fayetteville Quaking Less Since Injections Halted
Since the cessation of injections at two natural gas saltwater disposal wells in the Fayetteville Shale nearly two weeks ago, a swarm of earthquakes there that began last summer seems to have died down, a researcher said. However, it will be at least a few more weeks before any link between the wells and quakes might be seen, and with how much certainty remains unclear.
Natural Gas-Oil Price Link: Goodbye Forever?
In a world of abundant North American natural gas and a new round of oil shocks, the parting of oil and gas prices has grown so wide it’s as if the two never knew each other. Were they ever really linked, asks one analyst; while another notes that gas appears to have fallen out of step with the broader commodity basket.
Natural Gas-Oil Price Link: Goodbye Forever?
In a world of abundant North American natural gas and a new round of oil shocks, the parting of oil and gas prices has grown so wide (25-to-1, give or take) it’s as if the two never knew each other. Were they ever really linked, asks one analyst; while another notes that gas appears to have fallen out of step with the broader commodity basket.
Anadarko: No Pause in Drilling Plans
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. is assisting in the industry-wide effort to contain the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), with an eye on protecting the company and its shareholders, CEO Jim Hackett said last week.
Senate Agriculture Chair Defends Provision Spinning Off Swap Desks
The Senate Wednesday passed by a wide margin a Democratic-Republican amendment that resolves a number of key financial reform issues, including the unwinding of systemically significant financial companies that are on the verge of collapse, but it did not address derivatives trading.
Anadarko: Drilling Plans Remain on Track
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. is assisting in the industry-wide effort to contain the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), all with an eye on protecting the company and its shareholders, CEO Jim Hackett said Tuesday.