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General Interest 2002 P
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11/25/2002 -- Bangladesh committee opposes gas exports
Bangladesh has insufficient gas reserves to serve domestic and foreign markets, and the government should not authorize exports, the Nagorik committee recommended in mid-November. -
11/25/2002 -- Market watch: Oil, refined products prices rally Friday
Energy futures prices for every commodity except natural gas rallied Friday across world markets as traders were in a buying mood to reverse previous sales. -
11/22/2002 -- EnCana agrees to sell Express, Cold Lake pipelines to two buyers
Two buyers have signed separate agreements to purchase EnCana Corp.'s interests in the Express and Cold Lake pipeline systems for $1.6 billion (Can.). -
11/22/2002 -- RBC Capital poll: Conference participants expect oil services stocks to rise in 2003
Energy experts are bullish about oil services stocks for 2003 but more cautious about exploration and production stocks, according to an annual energy poll recently conducted by RBC Capital Markets. -
11/22/2002 -- Fuel answers
US federal regulators expect a record number of local and state governments to be in violation of federal clean air guidelines because of new ground-level ozone standards. -
11/22/2002 -- Oil and gas companies' 2003 spending plans flat or lower than 2002
Oil and gas exploration and production companies are planning 2003 capital expenditure budgets that are flat or lower than their 2002 budgets. -
11/22/2002 -- Market watch: Threats of war and cold weather push up energy prices
Energy futures prices continued to rally Thursday, with traders again bidding up the so-called "war premium" on oil as members of NATO followed the US lead in voting to help the UN disarm Iraq. -
11/22/2002 -- OPEC faces bigger challenge without Iraq war
OPEC may face a bigger challenge if there is no war with Iraq than if there is. -
11/21/2002 -- Energy investors' confidence in Latin America on volatile ground
Latin America's energy industry will require more than $225 billion in investments this next decade, but the region's political and economic environment suggests external financing will be difficult. -
11/21/2002 -- Market watch: Energy futures prices rally in uncertain markets
Energy futures prices rallied again Wednesday, wiping out most losses of the previous trading session to post strong net gains over 3 days of trading. -
11/20/2002 -- White House renews call for EPA cabinet legislation
The White House Wednesday called on US lawmakers to elevate the Environmental Protection Agency to cabinet-level status soon after the new Congress convenes in late January. -
11/20/2002 -- API endorses homeland security cabinet legislation
The American Petroleum Institute Wednesday endorsed congressional efforts to create a new Department of Homeland Security, the most extensive reorganization of the federal government since the 1940s. -
11/20/2002 -- Market watch: Energy futures prices slip, correcting earlier rally
Futures prices fell on the New York Mercantile Exchange Tuesday in a correction to Monday's price surge, which was triggered by traders' renewed jitteriness about the possibility of war. -
11/20/2002 -- Iran, Norway officials discuss oil cooperation
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister for Euro-American Affairs met with Norway's Petroleum and Energy Minister in Oslo to discuss expanding the existing cooperation between the two countries' oil sectors. -
11/19/2002 -- Houston Exploration names new chief financial officer
John H. Karnes has been named senior vice-president and chief financial officer of Houston Exploration Co., Houston. -
11/19/2002 -- CAPP: Canadian natural gas reserves climb during 2001
Canadian natural gas reserves climbed during 2001, according to annual estimates released last week by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP). -
11/19/2002 -- Centrica acquires Rough storage facility from Dynegy
Centrica PLC, through a wholly owned subsidiary, has acquired Dynegy Storage Ltd. (DSL) and Dynegy Onshore Processing UK Ltd. (DOPUL), subsidiaries of Dynegy Inc., for $500 million. -
11/19/2002 -- Market watch: Energy futures prices higher on Middle Eastern war worries
A relapse of Middle Eastern war-nerves among traders triggered a jump in energy futures prices on the New York and London markets Monday. -
11/18/2002 -- MMS issues notice of central Gulf of Mexico lease sale 185
The US Minerals Management Service plans a Mar. 19, 2003, offshore oil and gas lease sale for the central Gulf of Mexico that will include royalty-relief measures designed to spur domestic production. -
11/18/2002 -- DOE says SPR storage is at record level
The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve now holds 592 million bbl of oil, the largest volume of crude ever stored since the federal government began the emergency stockpiling measure in 1977.
