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Mon, 21 May 2012 23:17:43 GMT
Shale Glut Means $1-a-Gallon Savings at the Pump - Bloomberg
 Autochannel | Shale Glut Means $1-a-Gallon Savings at the Pump Bloomberg Switching engines to run on LNG is becoming economic because a glut of fuel from North America's shale rocks has made the US the world's largest natural-gas producer and forced prices to record discounts versus crude oil. “LNG holds great potential as ... Why Royal Dutch Shell Belongs In Your Portfolio Volvo Readying 13-liter Natural-Gas/Diesel Engine, Exploring DME as ... |
Mon, 21 May 2012 17:16:10 GMT
Penn Virginia to spend $380 mln on pipeline projects - Reuters
 Press News | Penn Virginia to spend $380 mln on pipeline projects Reuters ... Shell unit, Range Resources * PVR switching from coal to midstream natgas business May 21 (Reuters) - Penn Virginia Resource Partners said on Monday it will begin building pipeline extensions in the natural gas-rich Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania ... Penn Virginia Resource plans $380M in new Marcellus Shale pipelines PVR Partners Announces $380 Million of Planned Marcellus Shale Pipeline ... Pa. firm announces $380M gas pipeline expansion |
Sat, 19 May 2012 05:53:40 GMT
US natural gas prices to soar, says Shell - Financial Times
US natural gas prices to soar, says Shell Financial Times By Guy Chazan Royal Dutch Shell said it expects US natural gas prices, which have been pushed to 10-year lows by the shale gas boom, to double by 2015 on the back of growing US domestic demand for the fuel. In an interview, Shell chief executive Peter ... |
Mon, 21 May 2012 14:45:01 GMT
SHELL: Natural Gas Prices Should Double By 2015 - Business Insider
 Business Insider | SHELL: Natural Gas Prices Should Double By 2015 Business Insider Shell CEO Peter Voser believes natural gas prices will double by 2015 as industries ramp up replacing coal with the alternative fuel. In a recent interview with the FT, Voser said the company projects prices to reach $4-$6 per million British thermal ... |
Wed, 16 May 2012 18:54:26 GMT
Shell warns on US natural gas bounce - Financial Times
 Financial Times | Shell warns on US natural gas bounce Financial Times By Guy Chazan Royal Dutch Shell expects US natural gas prices to double by 2015, rebounding strongly from the 10-year lows they have hit as a result of the shale gas boom as US domestic demand for the fuel grows. In an interview, Shell chief executive ... PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - May 17 |
Mon, 21 May 2012 03:25:01 GMT
Oil giants want to drill for natural gas - Focus News
 Novinite.com | Oil giants want to drill for natural gas Focus News The concerns are related with the fact that the shale gas production is not very well regulated. The law is not well arranged now and Bulgaria has to work out legislation about the production of shale gas and other natural resources. However, shale gas ... 6 Energy Giants to Bid for Exploring Bulgarian Black Sea Gas Field |
Tue, 15 May 2012 19:27:05 GMT
Shell Canada details BC liquefied natural gas project - Calgary Herald
 CBC.ca | Shell Canada details BC liquefied natural gas project Calgary Herald CALGARY — Royal Dutch Shell PLC has confirmed it and Asian partners will be proceeding with a study to develop a 12-million tonne liquefied natural gas export terminal on the north coast of British Columbia. The Kitimat liquefaction plant and marine ... Two more North American LNG export projects planned Shell urges quick action to secure LNG markets for Kitimat terminal Asian energy giants, Shell to move ahead on Canadian LNG project |
Mon, 21 May 2012 20:36:31 GMT
Vale's Natural Gas Asset Sale Draws Interest From Cemig - Bloomberg
Vale's Natural Gas Asset Sale Draws Interest From Cemig Bloomberg Energetica de Minas Gerais, Brazil's second-biggest electricity producer, wants to buy natural-gas reservoirs from Vale SA (VALE3) to have more fuel for power generation. Cemig, as the Belo Horizonte, Brazil-based utility is known, needs sources of gas ... |
Mon, 21 May 2012 00:36:59 GMT
Australia adjusts to new energy role - The Australian
 Wall Street Journal | Australia adjusts to new energy role The Australian Mr Coleman met David Winning in Adelaide to discuss the challenges of developing Pluto, how shale gas can transform the LNG industry and Japan's intensifying interest in natural gas as it seeks to cover a sharp drop in nuclear power. LNG: Why Australia Will Be a New Global Gas Leader Q&A: Santos' David Knox |
Fri, 18 May 2012 14:26:35 GMT
Why shale gas is still the next big thing - Sydney Morning Herald
 The Age | Why shale gas is still the next big thing Sydney Morning Herald The federal agency Geoscience Australia set the theme of this week's annual Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association conference by estimating shale gas could double Australia's natural gas reserves, from 400 to 800 trillion cubic ... Nervous Japan puts pressure on projects Shale the next big thing in gas Australia Seen a Decade Away From Large-Scale Shale Production |
