Nat Gas News Natural gas seen as a solution for wet grain The Dickinson Press reported: Mike Brandenburg says this is the first year his family has had to dry almost every bushel of soybeans and corn they’ve produced on their farm near Edgeley. For farmers, the difference between the past and today is corn, […]
Oil prices drop after reports Saudi Aramco has restored output capacity to pre-attack levels Oil futures sank on Monday, sending U.S. prices to their lowest settlement in a month, after reports that Saudi Aramco has fully restored production capacity that was lost to the crippling attacks on Saudi oil facilities earlier in September. Click here […]
Natural Gas News – November 22, 2017 Pennsylvania House leaves Marcellus Shale tax up in the air The Seattle Times reported: HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Legislation in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to impose a long-sought tax on Marcellus Shale natural gas production is up in the air until December. The Republican-controlled House adjourned until […]
Nat Gas News – November 21, 2017 Houston puts forth liquefied natural gas proposal News-Miner reported: FAIRBANKS — Exporting liquefied natural gas to other parts of the state has long been on the radar for residents of Houston, Alaska, but it wasn’t until two years ago when a new railroad spur was constructed that this […]
Nat Gas News – June 16, 2017 BP Energy Partners Selling Midstream Portfolio Company – Sources Nasdaq reports:BP Energy Partners, an energy investment company backed by oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens, is selling portfolio company Pinnacle Midstream, according to four sources familiar with the matter. Houston-based Pinnacle, which operates natural gas and crude gathering, processing […]
Nat Gas News – May 23, 2017 In the News Sempra proposes natural gas pipeline from Miramar to Rainbow San Diego Reader reports: Sempra Energy, the parent company of both San Diego Gas & Electric and SoCalGas (serving Riverside County), is in the planning stages for a massive new $600 million natural gas pipeline running […]
Nat Gas News – May 22, 2017 In the News The Future of Natural Gas Development on the Western Slope WesternSlopeNow.com reports: Around 35% of Colorado is federally owned land, managed by agencies like the National Forest Service, National Park Service, and the Bureau of Land Management. The Western Slope is a resource rich area, […]
Nat Gas News – May 11, 2017 In the News Williams Turns to Trump for Help Approving Delayed Gas Pipeline Bloomberg reports: A year after New York rejected a key permit for the $925 million Constitution natural gas pipeline, developer Williams Co. is appealing to a higher authority:the White House. Williams and labor unions are […]
Nat Gas News – May 10, 2017 In the News Trump to nominate Powelson, Chatterjee to FERC Utility Dive reports: President Trump will nominate Robert Powelson, a member of the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission, and Neil Chatterjee, a longtime aide to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to seats on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Power […]
Nat Gas News – May 9, 2017 In the News Tokyo Gas takes a stake in Castleton oil and gas unit The Financial Times reports: Tokyo Gas acquired a 30 per cent equity interest in Castleton Resources, a unit of Castleton Commodities that owns more than 160,000 net acres in eastern Texas with net gas […]
