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WSI: Hurricane Season Already Winding Down

The closing weeks of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, which officially runs until Nov. 30, will see what has been a busy tropical season winding down quickly, according to Weather Services International (WSI), which increased its forecast to 17 named storms, including nine hurricanes, two of them major (Category 3 or higher).

September 26, 2012

Judge Delays Part of Pennsylvania Impact Fee

As the clock was winding down for counties to sign on to the Pennsylvania Marcellus Shale impact fee, also known as Act 13, a Commonwealth Court judge pushed back the start date for portions of the law to give local governments more time to adopt its standardized zoning measures.

April 12, 2012

Pennsylvania Republicans Challenging Impact Fee

The long and winding road to passing a drilling impact fee in Pennsylvania hit another pothole Wednesday when nine Republican state senators whose districts are outside the Marcellus shale signed a letter opposing restrictions on local zoning contained in the bill.

January 30, 2012

Pennsylvania Republicans Challenging Impact Fee

The long and winding road to passing a drilling impact fee in Pennsylvania hit another pothole Wednesday when nine Republican state senators whose districts are outside the Marcellus shale signed a letter opposing restrictions on local zoning contained in the bill.

January 27, 2012

Pennsylvania Governor Calls for Severance Tax Summit

With Pennsylvania’s 2010 legislative session winding down, Gov. Ed Rendell on Friday asked leaders of the General Assembly to gather with him and energy industry leaders in Harrisburg Monday to work on a severance tax on gas produced from the state’s portion of the prolific Marcellus Shale play.

October 11, 2010

Bearish Storage Build Results in Futures Test of $3.61 Low

After winding lower from the mid-$3.80s in early Thursday trading, the November natural gas futures contract took an even deeper plunge following news from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) that 85 Bcf was injected into underground storage for the week ending Oct. 1. In the minutes before the regular trading session closed, the prompt-month contract tested the $3.610 low for the year recorded on Aug. 27.

October 8, 2010

Futures Traders Hold Monday’s Gains, Eye October Expiration

Winding down the final days of the October 2007 contract’s trading, natural gas futures traders were hesitant to pick a direction on Tuesday. With storm concerns in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) and the Atlantic, natural gas futures held on to most of Monday’s gains to close a penny lower at $6.360, despite watching crude futures drop $1.42 to $79.53/bbl.

September 26, 2007

S&P Sees Duke as ‘Positive’ with Decreased Risk

Duke Energy has successfully moderated its risk by winding down its merchant generation and trading activities, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services said Wednesday in affirming the company’s corporate credit and issue ratings (‘BBB/A-2’) and those of its direct and indirect subsidiaries Duke Capital LLC, Texas Eastern Transmission L.P., PanEnergy Corp., Westcoast Energy Inc., and Union Gas Ltd. At the same time, the ratings agency revised the company’s outlook to positive from stable.

December 27, 2004

OCS Inventory Nixed from Energy Bill; Alaska Price Subsidies on ‘Life Support’

Key legislative provisions favorable to natural gas production are winding up on the cutting-room floor as House-Senate negotiations over a broad energy bill come down to the wire.

October 21, 2003

CA Legislative Probe of Energy Markets to Continue Next Year

For industry sources hoping for a winding down, if not conclusion, of California’s ongoing energy investigations, a state lawmaker told an industry meeting in San Francisco last Thursday that the beat will go on and on, but how soon any conclusions are drawn is anyone’s guess.

September 30, 2002
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