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House members offer proposal to jump-start Keystone XL approval

Mar 11, 2013

US House Energy and Commerce Committee members released a discussion draft of legislation designed to jump-start approval of the proposed Keystone XL crude oil pipeline project.

Watching Government: Venezuela after Chavez

Mar 11, 2013

Many anticipated Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's death from cancer. It still raised significant questions about what will happen next when it actually happened on Mar. 5.

OGJ Newsletter

Mar 11, 2013

International news for oil and gas professionals

IHS CERAWeek: Energy industry entering transformation period

Mar 11, 2013

IHS CERAWeek speakers generally agree the energy industry is entering a transformation period that likely will reshape traditional oil and natural gas supply-demand scenarios worldwide.

Holly to expand New Mexico crude pipeline system

Mar 8, 2013

Holly Energy Partners LP (HEP) is expanding its crude oil transportation system in southeastern New Mexico in response to increased production in the area.

EPP begins expanded Houston LPG export operations

Mar 7, 2013

Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPP) has started operations at its expanded Houston Ship Channel LPG export terminal, increasing its ability to load fully refrigereated propane, butane, and isobutene onto ocean-going vessels.

Eagle Rock to gather, process Apache's Texas Panhandle gas

Mar 7, 2013

Eagle Rock Energy Partners LP entered into a new fee-based gas gathering, processing, and purchase agreement with Apache Corp. to support the Houston independent’s active drilling program in the Texas Panhandle portion of the Anadarko basin.

Williams, Boardwalk announce Marcellus-US Gulf NGL pipeline

Mar 7, 2013

Williams Cos., Tulsa, and Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP have proposed a joint-venture NGL pipeline system to transport Marcellus and Utica shale mixed NGLs to US Gulf Coast petrochemical and export markets.

LPG vessel orders grow, but spot charter rates flat for now

Mar 5, 2013

Rising demand has prompted owners to order more and larger LPG vessels, according to Drewry Maritime Research. LPG demand has been improved by a growing consumption base in emerging economies, with supply bolstered by an expected emergence of new export sources, notably the US and the Russia.

Japex to buy stake in Canada LNG, shale gas project from Petronas

Mar 5, 2013

Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. (Japex) agreed to join the proposed British Columbia Pacific Northwest LNG venture and to buy a stake in the North Montney shale gas project from Malaysia’s Petronas.

Iranian oil industry under siege as international sanctions grow

Mar 4, 2013

International sanctions have ravaged the Iranian oil industry, the production of which once exceeded 6 million b/d, more than twice the current level.

Roadblocks remain to TAPI pipeline construction

Mar 4, 2013

The Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) natural gas pipeline, discussed for more than 20 years, would be welcomed by all participants, but numerous roadblocks to building it remain.

WoodMac: LNG suppliers should focus on Southeast Asia

Mar 4, 2013

Global LNG suppliers looking at Asia should focus more on combined Southeast Asian markets—Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore—as the LNG appetite of these markets increase. India, on the other hand, may disappoint.

Algeria applies dynamic performance estimate to pipeline system rehab

Mar 4, 2013

New methods of dynamically estimating complex natural gas systems performance can prove useful not only in design and operations, but also in planning for rehabilitation and expansion.

US LNG conundrum solved

Mar 4, 2013

Listening only to the more vocal, sometimes hysterical opponents of US LNG exports might remind us of periods in US history when isolationists ruled political and economic thinking.
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