The United States will assume the presidency of the International Gas Union (IGU) on Friday at the 26th World Gas Conference in Paris and will lead the worldwide non-profit organization for the next three years.
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British Columbia Changes GHG Regs to Push NatGas Transportation
The British Columbia provincial government on Wednesday made changes to its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction regulations to encourage increased use of natural gas vehicles (NGV) and marine vessels. Canadian utilities operating in BC now will be able to offer more incentives to fleet operators to switch to NGVs.
June 5, 2015
EPA Finds No Overall Drinking Water Problems From Fracking
A draft assessment of the potential impacts on drinking water from hydraulic fracturing (fracking), released Thursday by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), said the agency has found no systemic impacts on drinking water, but it cautioned that there still are risks.
June 4, 2015
Granite State Should Grit It Out Alone For Pipeline Capacity, TGP Says
If necessary, New Hampshire should go it alone to secure natural gas pipeline capacity to feed power generators and combat high costs for heat and electricity, rather than wait for other New England states to act in concert, Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC (TGP) told the state’s Public Utilities Commission.
June 4, 2015
Tennessee’s NED Loses Two Legs as Laterals Dropped
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC (TGP) has downsized its Northeast Energy Direct (NED) Project to serve New England, striking from the project two pipeline laterals as well as previously planned modifications at three meter stations.
June 4, 2015
No Overall Drinking Water Problems From Fracking, EPA Says
A draft assessment of the potential impacts on drinking water from hydraulic fracturing (fracking), released Thursday by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), said the agency has found no systemic impacts on drinking water, but it cautioned that there still are risks.
June 4, 2015
Granite State Should Grit It Out Alone For Pipeline Capacity, TGP Says
If necessary, New Hampshire should go it alone to secure natural gas pipeline capacity to feed power generators and combat high costs for heat and electricity, rather than wait for other New England states to act in concert, Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC (TGP) told the state's Public Utilities Commission.
June 4, 2015
Tennessee’s NED Loses Two Legs as Laterals Dropped
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC (TGP) has downsized its Northeast Energy Direct (NED) Project to serve New England, striking from the project two pipeline laterals as well as previously planned modifications at three meter stations.
June 4, 2015
Florida LNG Project Consortium Makes FERC Filing
Eagle LNG Partners has submitted a dozen draft resource reports to FERC that move it closer to final federal approval for plans to build and operate a small-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) production facility in Jacksonville, FL.
June 3, 2015
Cove Point LNG Foes Go to Court, Again
Environmental groups Monday evening filed a motion at the U.S. Court of Appeals for Washington, DC, to stop construction of the Dominion Cove Point…
June 3, 2015
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