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FERC OKs Start for 2.1 Bcf/d Texas-to-Mexico Pipeline

October 30, 2014
Joe Fisher
NET Mexico Pipeline Partners LLC Thursday was given a FERC clearance allowing it to place its 2 Bcf/d-plus Texas-to-Mexico natural gas pipeline project in service. The project could be online by Nov. 14, NET Mexico told the Commission. Read More
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California Gas-Fired Power Increased Before Drought, Nuclear Plant Closure

October 30, 2014
Richard Nemec
Shadowing recent federal data on drought-driven upswings in the use of natural gas for power generation, the California Energy Commission (CEC) crunched some of its own statistics and found that the shift to gas preceded both the three-year drought and the closure of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) last year. Read More
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More Gas Generation, Low Gas Prices in PGE's Future, CEO Says

October 29, 2014
Richard Nemec
Portland General Electric (PGE) has more than a billion dollars worth of new generation coming to fruition in the next two years, and $750 million is tied up in two new natural gas-fired plants, according to PGE CEO Jim Piro. Read More
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B&V Survey Finds NatGas and Power Increasingly Linked

October 29, 2014
Joe Fisher
The thirst for natural gas among power generators is predicted to see "material" increases by 2020, according to a survey of energy industry participants... Read More

Industry Brief

October 27, 2014
Joe Fisher

BG Group Alum Positioning New Company for Volatility's Comeback

October 24, 2014
Joe Fisher
Former BG Group plc executive Martin Houston's newly launched Parallax Energy is developing mid-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) assets; putting together a gas marketing and trading shop; and, through an affiliate company, will be hunting for value in the U.S. shale patch. Houston told NGI he's getting ready for the price volatility to come. Read More
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FERC Begins Environmental Work on Proposed Gas Pipe in North Dakota

October 24, 2014
Richard Nemec
FERC said Thursday its staff has opened the environmental assessment process for a new natural gas pipeline project in North Dakota that bids to serve... Read More

In Canada, Local Jurisdictions No Match for Federal Pipeline Plans

October 24, 2014
Gordon Jaremko
Eco-warriors among civic politicians across Canada were sent a reminder Thursday that their weapons are limited: They have no power to block pipeline construction. Read More

Wolverine Power Planning Gas-Fired Plant on Michigan's Lower Peninsula

October 24, 2014
David Bradley
Wolverine Power Cooperative is planning a natural gas-fired electric generating facility in Elmira Township near the northern tip of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, the company said. Read More

Westlake Chemical to Expand Ethylene Capacity at Lake Charles, LA

October 23, 2014
David Bradley
Westlake Chemical Corp. will invest more than $330 million to expand its ethylene capacity by about 250 million pounds annually and make other capital improvements in Lake Charles, LA, the Houston-based company said Thursday. The expansion is expected to be completed in late 2015 or early 2016. Read More

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