FERC has dismissed a claim by the Environmental Defense Fund that two New England utilities conspired to jack up gas prices.
Read More “FERC Dismisses EDF Claim New England Utilities Manipulated Gas Mkt”
A year after Delaware Riverkeeper filed a request for a rehearing of an approval for the Orion Project, FERC rejected it.
Read More “FERC Rejects Riverkeeper Rehearing Request for TGP Orion Project”
The “best of the rest”–stories that caught MDN’s eye that you may be interested in reading.
Read More “Other Energy Stories of Interest: Wed, Feb 28, 2018”
Antero Resources announced they have formed a special committee to evaluate “potential measures to address the discount in trading value.”
Read More “Antero Resources – Thinking of Splitting Company in Two?”
Nine months after announcing they will sell their remaining Utica Shale assets, PDC Energy has finally found a buyer.
Read More “PDC Energy Sells Remaining Ohio Utica Acreage for $40M”
Gov. Jim Justice has just shot himself in the foot, politically speaking, by recommending a delay of the co-tenancy bill.
Read More “WV Gov. Justice Kills Co-Tenancy Bill by Linking it to Joint Dev”
What will it finally take to fix the chronically slow shale permit approval times in PA? Just $2.5 million.
Read More “PA DEP Says $2.5M Will Fix Chronic Drilling Permit Delays”
The very first ship that will load and transport Marcellus LNG from Cove Point is now docked and waiting.
Read More “Ships Line Up for Cove Point LNG – 1st Ship Docked”
The U.S. Forest Service is planning to revise its Wayne National Forest land management plan, presenting an opening for antis.
Read More “OH Wayne Natl Forest Land Mgmt Plan Presents Opening for Antis”
Williams, one of the biggest midstream companies in the Marcellus, is floating new debt to pay off old debt.
Read More “Williams Floats $800M in New IOUs – to Pay Off Old IOUs”
A new PJM report shows the electric grid in the mid-Atlantic held up well during the recent “bomb cyclone” cold snap.
Read More “PJM Report on Cold Snap Shows NatGas Electric Working Well”
Shell released a new report yesterday predicting an LNG shortage in the mid-2020s. Why aren’t new export plants being built?
Read More “Shell Warns of Coming LNG Shortage in Mid-2020s”
The “best of the rest”–stories that caught MDN’s eye that you may be interested in reading.
Read More “Other Energy Stories of Interest: Tue, Feb 27, 2018”
Craig Butler, executive director of Ohio EPA (OEPA), has struck out again by making another false charge against Rover Pipeline…
Read More “Ohio EPA Embarrassingly Wrong Again in Charge Against Rover Pipe”
Month after month MDN reports the Marcellus/Utica region breaks new natgas production records. Is there any end in sight? Maybe…
Read More “Analyst Predicts M-U Production “Flatlines” at 31 Bcf/d in 2019″
FERC once again had had to employ a “tolling order” to beat back efforts to stop an important pipeline project…
Read More “FERC Tolling Order Counters Big Green Attempt to Stop PennEast”