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Comstock quits Tuscaloosa play on falling oil prices
Company officials said they also will shut down
four rigs drilling for oil in the Eagle Ford shale formation in Texas,
but will continue natural gas operations there.
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Hopes, fears, doubts surround Cuba's oil and gas future
A Cuban oil boom is unlikely anytime soon because
of low oil prices and far better drilling opportunities elsewhere.
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Senegal offshore exploration drilling program completed for Cairn
Cairn and its Joint Venture partners have completed
operations on the SNE-1 well in Senegal and plans are now underway to
appraise the discovery next year.
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Natural gas futures drop in December
Natural gas futures fell on the New York Mercantile
Exchange by 6 cents to stop at $3.642 per million British thermal
units.
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Hawaii Gas wants to increase liquefied natural gas shipments into state
In an effort to reduce Hawaii's dependence on oil
and lower energy costs, Hawaii Gas wants to increase its shipments of
natural gas into the state.
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US oil and gas rig count down 18 to 1,875
Of the major oil- and gas-producing states,
Arkansas gained three rigs, Kansas and New Mexico each rose by two and
Alaska and Pennsylvania were up one apiece.
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State approves controversial oil and gas drilling permit in St. Tammany
The department posted a notice on its website
saying it had approved the permit for a vertical well about 2 ½ miles
deep.
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Bright future ahead for UK offshore, says government adviser
Former Wood Group chairman Sir Ian Wood believes
that the fortunes of the UK North Sea industry will improve by 2016.
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Nuclear power plant predicts $1.24B decommissioning cost
The Vermont Yankee nuclear plant has made
formal its prediction that decommissioning the reactor will cost $1.24 billion. …more>>
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12 workers freed from collapsed tunnel in Vietnam
The workers were trapped when a section of the tunnel
collapsed as they were placing concrete on its ceiling. …more>>
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EPA expected to treat coal ash waste like garbage
Industry experts widely expect the first federal standards for
the waste generated from coal burned for electricity to treat the ash like household garbage, rather than a hazardous material. …more>>
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Unit 1 at Susquehanna Nuclear Power Plant reconnected to the power grid
Operators reconnected Unit 1 to the regional electric grid after
repairing a small water leak inside the containment structure. …more>>
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Duke Energy buys North Carolina solar power plant
Duke Energy Renewables announced Dec. 19 it purchased a 20-megawatt
solar project located in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, to add to its
current 60 mw of solar capacity in the
state. …more>>
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Power sector employment declines, except for renewable electricity generators
The electric power generation sector lost more than 5,800 jobs from January 2011 through June 2014. …more>>
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Natural gas fired power replacing coal in US
A new analysis conducted by the Breakthrough Institute found between
2007 and 2013, natural gas-generated energy replaced a large percentage
of coal-fired plants. …more>>
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Austin Energy focuses on solar power
The Austin City Council approved the business's new energy plan and the
company reinstated its residential solar energy credit for consumers. …more>>
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Oil price downturn hits upstream M&A markets Upstream deal markets slowed significantly during the period from October 17 to November 16 both in the US and internationally as oil prices fell to a four-year low in the mid-$70s.Here, PLS takes a look at select deals from the period. Share: | |||
Innovation from smaller service firms Innovators are found in many companies, but they often pursue ideas in smaller firms where they have more freedom to experiment. In this special report, OGFJ takes a look at a few innovations from the oilfield services industry. Share: |
Wrapping Up: Developments at DOE affecting LNG exports in 2014 In 2014, the DOE issued several notable regulatory opinions affecting the export of domestic natural gas, including the publication of new environmental studies and economic reports that will impact LNG project developers and would-be exporters in 2015. The year 2014 also brought the sharpening of environmental issues facing LNG export projects seeking approval from the FERC, which will continue to be reviewed and refined next year. Share: | |||||||||||
Eastern gas basis: pipeline pain or gain? The Marcellus shale gas revolution has ramped up production so quickly that pipelines have been unable to keep up. The lack of takeaway capacity in the Marcellus has caused basis points there to be oversupplied and basis points less than 300 miles away to be supply constrained during cold winter months. Share:
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