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  • Belmont County | Energy Services | Ethane | Industrywide Issues | Ohio | Processing Plants | PTT Global

    PTT Postpones Ohio Cracker Final Investment Decision Indefinitely

    April 27, 2020April 27, 2020

    Last Friday PTT Global Chemical, the huge Thailand-based petrochemical company looking to build a world-class ethane cracker plant in Belmont County, OH, issued an update for the project. In February PTT’s CEO signaled that a final investment decision (FID) on whether (or not) to build the project would happen by “mid-year 2020” (see PTT CEO Sends Loud & Clear Signal of Positive FID on OH Cracker). That is no longer the case, according to the latest company update.
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  • Chesapeake Energy | Energy Companies

    Chesapeake Swallows Poison Pill to Block Takeover, Stock Up 45%

    April 27, 2020April 30, 2020

    Last week as Chesapeake Energy’s stock plunged toward $0 in value, it seemed as if it was a matter of when (not if) the company would either declare bankruptcy or get bought out/taken over. The board of directors, sensing the takeover sharks were swirling, adopted a “shareholder rights plan” (aka poison pill) last Thursday to try and prevent another company or person or group from swooping in and buying up the company’s assets. And then a funny thing happened. On Friday Chessy’s stock price zoomed up 45%.
    Read More “Chesapeake Swallows Poison Pill to Block Takeover, Stock Up 45%”

  • Energy Services | New Fortress Energy

    THE Dela. Riverkeeper Files Lawsuit to Overturn LNG Dock Permit

    April 27, 2020April 27, 2020

    When will the practice of THE Delaware Riverkeeper (radial leftist “environmental” group) of filing frivolous lawsuits stop? Using money from the William Penn Foundation and the Heinz Endowments (both of which should be investigated by the IRS for violations of their 501(c)3 status by engaging in political activities via proxies like Riverkeeper), THE Delaware Riverkeeper has launched yet another attack on the New Fortress Energy proposed loading dock on the New Jersey side of the Delaware River, where Marcellus Shale LNG is due to be loaded onto ships bound for other countries.
    Read More “THE Dela. Riverkeeper Files Lawsuit to Overturn LNG Dock Permit”

  • Dutchess County | Electrical Generation | Industrywide Issues | New York

    Bechtel Completes Gas-Fired Cricket Valley Energy Center in NY

    April 27, 2020April 27, 2020
    The Cricket Valley Energy Center team celebrates project completion while complying with COVID-19 social distancing requirements

    Even while maintaining social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic, Bechtel has managed to complete a 1,100-megawatt (MW) combined-cycle natural gas-fired power plant in Dover (Dutchess County), New York. The new Cricket Valley Energy Center will generate enough electricity to power one million New York homes.
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  • Commodity Price | Crude Oil | Industrywide Issues

    “End Game” – America’s Shale Oil Industry Begins to Shut Down

    April 27, 2020April 27, 2020

    In the end, physics and not government intervention is forcing the end of large amounts of shale oil production across the U.S. With a forced shutdown of the world’s economy (including the U.S. economy) due to the coronavirus pandemic, some 30 million barrels per day of oil the world would have used (out of a previous 100 million bpd) has disappeared. Demand has dried up. Yes, the oil apocalypse is here. Welcome to Hades. Some of our favorite oil superheroes will not make it out alive.
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    Shale Energy Stories of Interest: Mon, Apr 27, 2020

    April 27, 2020April 27, 2020

    MARCELLUS/UTICA REGION: DEP receives Good Samaritan Act proposals to plug 2 abandoned wells in Wyoming, Venango counties; Appalachian E&Ps’ shares soar on forecasted associated gas decline; Letter to the editor: Conor Lamb, Joe Biden & fracking; OTHER U.S. REGIONS: State regulators taking action as E&Ps fight to survive amid oil demand collapse; Energy Transfer weighs crude storage in idle pipelines; NATIONAL: Withdrawals from natural gas storage this winter were lowest since 2015–16; Oil executive and Trump ally Hamm seeks US probe of oil price crash; U.S. oil and natural gas fighting COVID-19; INTERNATIONAL: Plunge in oil prices could shake up Middle East, Russia; Coronavirus havoc is drowning out China’s failure to buy U.S. crude, LNG, coal; How oil prices could go to $100.
    Read More “Shale Energy Stories of Interest: Mon, Apr 27, 2020”

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