Indications that supply was easing helped natural-gas prices rebound 31% in the past two months. Shares of natural-gas producers, among the market’s worst performers in recent years, are now among Continue Reading
US dry natural gas production fell to 70.4 Bcf Tuesday, marking its lowest level since late December as drilling activity in associated gas production continues to decline, according to Bentek Continue Reading
The Environmental Protection Agency is set to issue on Thursday the first federal standards aimed at curbing methane emissions from the oil and natural gas industry, according to multiple people Continue Reading
Declines in rig activity triggered by sustained low natural gas prices are starting to take their toll on US gas production forecasts, the Energy Information Administration said Tuesday in its Continue Reading
A new Texas study has found that horizontal oil wells fractured by the injection of high volumes of chemicals, sand, and water contaminate nearby water wells with a variety of Continue Reading
LNG Imports After French media accuses government of hypocrisy, French Energy Minister Segolene Royal is discussing with French parliament a potential ban on the import of U.S. shale gas. The Continue Reading
As the Keystone XL saga made clear, Alberta has had trouble getting its oil and gas to markets outside of the province. That trouble continues for Canada’s oil industry. The Continue Reading
For decades, hydraulic fracturing had been referred to as an unconventional completion technique, but over the past 10 years it has become the technique by which most natural gas is Continue Reading
The second-largest producer of natural gas in the United States, Chesapeake Energy Corp., has announced plans to sell part of its Oklahoma shale acreage in order to prop up finances Continue Reading
For the first time in its history, Russian energy company Rosneft said Friday it delivered a shipment of liquefied natural gas to an Egyptian customer. A trading arm of Rosneft Continue Reading
