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  • Israel May Retain Offshore Gas Supplies For Domestic Use Only


    In the middle of a 15-year contract for supplies of natural gas from Egypt, Israeli officials may be forced to seek other sources for these supplies as the contract is under investigation by Egypt due to corruption allegations.
    - Apr. 26 2012
  • Coal Displacement Not Simply An Economic Decision


    While the economics for natural gas-fired power plants to displace coal-fired power plants remain strong, the actual displacement level is affected by more than simple economics, according to Barclays Capital.
    - Mar. 20 2012
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  • Developing In-House Talent Can Create Competitive Advantages


    Energy companies seeking to grow their competitive position through the long haul should look to put in place an organization succession plan that extends beyond C-suite positions, according to a recent PwC report.
    - Mar. 9 2012
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  • TransCanada: Keystone XL Rejection Not Based On Project’s Merits


    TransCanada officials emphasized that the recent rejection of a Presidential Permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline was not based on the merits of the application, but the 60-day decision deadline imposed by Congress in January.
    - Feb. 23 2012
  • Gas Transmission Northwest Should See Further Growth As California Demand Increases


    The Gas Transmission Northwest Pipeline has been operating as one of the largest and most important natural gas pipelines in the Western portion of North America since 1961.
    - Feb. 10 2012
  • Texas NGL Extraction Levels Topped 300 Million Barrels In 2010


    When it comes to processing totals, Texas doesn’t just outpace other states to processing capacity and volumes, it dominates the national market.
    - Feb. 3 2012
  • MarkWest’s Hastings Plant Processed Most Gas In Marcellus Region


    The effects of the Marcellus and Utica shale production haven't been as noticeable in terms of drastic increases in processing levels in West Virginia as in Pennsylvania, but these levels are much higher than in the Keystone state.
    - Jan. 26 2012
  • Huge Increases In NGL Production Out Of Pennsylvania Highlight Effects Of Marcellus Shale


    We review the effects that the Marcellus and Utica shales have had on natural gas processing in the state of Pennsylvania.
    - Jan. 20 2012
  • Qatar Oil Minister Supports Reconfiguring Golden Pass To Export LNG


    Qatar's oil minister expressed his support to reverse the flow at the Golden Pass liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at Sabine Pass, Texas to export LNG from the U.S.
    - Jan. 12 2012
  • Mojave Pipeline Transports Wyoming Gas Supplies To California


    California isn’t a large market for natural gas yet, but El Paso Corp. is prepared for an increased demand for natural gas power generation in the region with its Mojave Pipeline.
    - Jan. 5 2012
  • Great Lakes Transmission: Serving Western Canada Since 1967


    The Great Lakes Gas Transmission Pipeline, owned by TransCanada Corp. and TC Pipeline LP, travels 2,115 miles from Emerson, Manitoba, Canada, to markets in the Midwest.
    - Dec. 21 2011
  • Vector Pipeline: A Key Shipper In Midwest


    The Vector Pipeline, which recently celebrated its 11-year anniversary of operations, is a heavily used pipeline in the Midwest that transports up to 1.2 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) of natural gas.
    - Dec. 15 2011
  • Questar Overthrust Well-Connected In Rockies


    The Overthrust Pipeline Co. is a 212-mile pipeline that is one of the most well-connected pipelines in the Rockies as it has the capability to transport production from the Green River, Overthrust, and Wamsutter basins.
    - Dec. 9 2011
  • Gulfstream Natural Gas System: Florida’s Link To Gulf Coast Gas


    The Gulfstream Natural Gas System will play a major role in this conversion as it has the capacity to transport up to 1.25 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas from Mississippi and Alabama to Florida.
    - Dec. 2 2011
  • Trunkline Gas To Add To Diversity


    The 4,100-mile Trunkline Gas Co. pipeline is one of the most diverse systems in North America and is set to become even more diverse with the addition of the South Texas system.
    - Nov. 18 2011
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