MARKET WATCH: Gas price rises on production cuts
Feb 10, 2012
The front-month natural gas contract climbed 4% Feb. 9 in the New York market after Chesapeake Energy Corp. told investors its production cuts are actually more than the minimum 500 Mcfd it indicated last month. |
EU seeks Indian help pressuring Iran; IEA sees ample supply
Feb 10, 2012
The European Union has formally appealed to India, an important buyer of Iranian crude oil, for help in resisting the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program as early adjustments reported by the International Energy Agency indicate the market will remain amply supplied despite toughened sanctions. |
IEA cuts 2012 oil demand outlook
Feb 10, 2012
Global oil demand in 2012 is expected to grow by 800,000 b/d from 2011, down from last month’s outlook for 1.1 million b/d of demand growth, according to the latest monthly oil market report from the International Energy Agency. |
Total appoints committee for supply-marketing
Feb 10, 2012
Following Total Group’s recent organization, the management committee of the newly created Supply-Marketing division, led by Philippe Boisseau, consists of: |
Total Petrochemicals names vice-president Americas
Feb 10, 2012
Total appointed Graeme Burnett as senior vice-president, refining-petrochemicals Americas for Total’s newly created global refining-chemicals division. |
NGSA: Swap dealer definition could harm some producers
Feb 10, 2012
A definition of swap dealer that the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission is expected to announce on Feb. 23 could hinder oil and gas producers and others using over-the-counter risk management tools, the Natural Gas Supply Association and National Corn Grows Association jointly said. |
Unconventional plays likely to drive 2012 oil, gas M&A
Feb 10, 2012
Oil and natural gas shale plays are likely to drive 2012 merger and acquisition activity with the midstream and field service sectors likely to experience a growing share of oil and gas M&A, said two separate reports from consultants analyzing last year’s activity. |
State regulators eye continuing pipeline safety challenges
Feb 9, 2012
Enactment of new federal pipeline safety legislation was a good start, but state pipeline regulators will need to address ongoing challenges to keep systems efficient and economic as well, officials attending the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners were told during its 2012 winter meeting. |
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