Rising Natural Gas Prices: Are They Serious?

By Jon Hurdle Published: March 26, 2012 Rising Natural Gas Prices: Are They Serious?. With swelling U.S. natural gas inventories, swooning futures prices, and weather that has recently seen little need for gas as a heating fuel, it’s hard to believe that prices are headed off their current decade lows.But not according to Chesapeake.The second-largest U.S. natural gas producer argues that [...]

E&E TV: Lawmakers, analysts debate the economics and politics of exporting LNG

Originally aired: 03/05/2012 WATCH VIDEO: HERE http://www.eenews.net/tv/2012/3/5 Lawmakers, analysts debate the economics and politics of exporting LNG As low prices dominate the United States’ growing natural gas market, what are the economic and political costs of exporting liquefied natural gas? In this E&ETV Special Report, lawmakers and analysts weigh in on the LNG exports debate and [...]

New EIA Report Asks: What if the US Exported More LNG?

In a report recently released by the EIA, the Office of Energy Analysis (OEA) takes a stab at answering a question that was formally asked by the Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy back in August 2011: What would be the “impact of increased domestic natural gas demand, as exports?” OEA’s analysis considered four different [...]

Six energy trends to watch in 2012

Six energy trends to watch in 2012 FROM: The Globe and Mail SHAWN MCCARTHY  AND CARRIE TAIT OTTAWA AND CALGARY— From Thursday’s Globe and Mail Published Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011 6:59PM EST Last updated Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011 5:51PM EST   Canada’s energy industry saw markets for its two main products head in sharply different directions in 2011: Global oil prices(CL-FT101.75-1.47-1.42%) averaged [...]