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EPA Expects to Publish Long-Awaited Draft Fracking Report in March

30-Mile Marcellus-Focused Pipeline Draws Customer Interest

Innovations Pump Up NGV Fueling Sector

Enviros Sue California County Over Crude-by-Rail OK

California Cap-Trade Faces Increased Risks, Report Says

Mexico's Alfa Eyeing Funds to Pursue Shale Gas, Other Energy Opportunities

QEP Sells Gas-Rich Midstream Assets to Tesoro for $2.5B

PG&E, Consumer Group Spar Over Emails at Rate Hearing

Natural Gas to Surpass Coal as PJM's Top Source Fuel in May

State Regulators Say Bakken, Midcontinent, Utica Growth Shows No Signs of Slowing

FERC Begins Assessment of National Fuel Marcellus Pipeline

More Models for CNG Fueling Technology Take Shape

Futures Inch Higher in Lackluster Response to Lean Storage Build

Pennsylvania DEP Fines Regency Unit for Gas Pipeline Construction Violations

University of Texas to Lead $58M Methane Hydrate Research Project in GOM

Magnum, Rex Energy Report Solid Appalachia Output

Plump Storage Build On Tap; November Called 4 Cents Lower

Mid-Atlantic Gains Balance New England Losses; Futures Slide Ahead Of Storage Stats

Natural Gas to Surpass Coal as PJM's Top Source Fuel in May

Subsea Technology Backlog Highest in Four Years, Says FMC

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North America Onshore Geological Risk Lower Than Ever, Says Baker CEO

October 16, 2014
Carolyn Davis
No matter how volatile the global political scenario becomes for oil and gas markets, North America will remain in a more solid position because the unconventionals have provided operators with predictability that can't be found anywhere else in the world, Baker Hughes Inc.'s CEO said Thursday. Read More

Connecticut Heating Oil Group Sues Over NatGas Expansion

October 10, 2014
Charlie Passut
The Connecticut Energy Marketers Association (CEMA), which represents heating oil and gasoline dealers, filed a lawsuit against the state Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP) on Friday, accusing regulators of failing to assess environmental impacts from a plan to expand natural gas infrastructure in Connecticut. Read More

Maine’s Summit Natural Gas Overcoming Obstacles to Add Customers

September 22, 2014
Charlie Passut
A natural gas utility's plans to convert 3,000 homes and businesses in Maine to natural gas ran into a snag because many heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) contractors are unfamiliar with the options available to new natural gas customers. Read More

Kentucky Utilities Reverse Course on Proposed Gas-Fired Plant

August 14, 2014
David Bradley
Eight months after filing a request with the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) to build a $700 million natural gas-fired baseload combined-cycle (NGCC) and solar generation facility, Louisville Gas and Electric Co. (LG&E) and Kentucky Utilities Co. (KU) have withdrawn the NGCC application, saying they will instead pursue a solar-only option. Read More
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Low Prices Expected to Drive More Residential Gas Conversions

July 24, 2014
Charlie Passut
Analysts at U.S. Capital Advisors LLC (USCA) said utility stocks may have upside potential in the near future as the shale revolution continues, with more customers converting... Read More
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Columbia, Dominion, Others Continue to Register Low Storage Levels

May 29, 2014
Charlie Passut
As it looks to replenish natural gas supplies on its system, Columbia Pipeline Group (CPG) said its current storage inventory is off by more than one-third compared with the same period last year. Meanwhile, some of its customers are taking advantage of lower gas prices by over-scheduling deliveries. Read More

Dispute Resolution Meeting Slated With Midla and Customers Over Proposed Pipeline Abandonment

May 23, 2014
Ellen Beswick
An ongoing battle between American Midstream (Midla) Partners and its customers, including Atmos Energy Corp., over Midla’s petition to abandon its 88-year-old jurisdictional natural gas pipeline will be the subject of meetings May 29 and 30 conducted by FERC’s director of the Dispute Resolution Division (DRD). Read More

American Midstream to Abandon 88-Year-Old Midla Pipeline

March 13, 2014
Charlie Passut
American Midstream Partners LP said it has started decommissioning its Midla pipeline system in Louisiana and Mississippi after customers broke off negotiations over repairs to the 88-year-old system and the company received no response to an open season at the end of last year. Read More
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Regulator Stations KO'd Gas Service to Thousands in Ohio Last Month

February 21, 2014
Charlie Passut
Pipeline executives told the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) on Wednesday that a loss of pressure at two regulator stations caused... Read More

Manitoba, Upper Midwest Supply Emergency Ends

January 28, 2014
Joe Fisher
Last weekend's natural gas supply emergency that gripped parts of the Canadian province Manitoba, as well as Minnesota, Wisconsin and North Dakota, was coming to an end Tuesday as TransCanada Pipeline crews continued working to repair sections of a Mainline lateral that were damaged by an explosion Saturday. Read More

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