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- Heat, Storage Sparring with Production Muscle; August Natural Gas Forwards Edge Up a Penny on Week
- Lean EIA Build Can’t Spark Natural Gas Futures Rally; SoCal Spot Strengthens
- Leach XPress Service Expected to Return Sunday Following Suspected Landslide
- Energy Operators Increasingly Optimistic on LNG Canada Prospects
- Chatterjee Wants FERC to Intensify Recruitment Efforts for Engineers, Lawyers
- Titan Takes Over Texas-Based Oil, Gas Equipment Facility
- Landslide Suspected in Leach XPress Explosion; Full Service Expected by Sunday
- Appeals Court Finds No FERC Bias in Certifying Natural Gas Pipelines
- Broomfield, CO, Again Votes for More Drilling Oversight
- EIA Storage Build Lighter Than Surveys, But Natural Gas Futures Market Not Impressed
- Mexico Natural Gas Imports Continued Double-Digit Growth in April
- Oryx Gauging Interest in More Crude Oil Takeaway from Permian Delaware
- Market Awaiting EIA Storage Report as August Natural Gas Called Lower
- Brief -- ConocoPhillips Buybacks
- Brief -- Stateline Plant Fire
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Bears tightened their grip on the natural gas futures market Tuesday, sending prices lower as production continues to overshadow summer heat and storage deficits. Spot prices backed off Monday’s gains, including sharp declines in California and the Northeast coinciding with forecasts for less intense heat; the NGI National Spot Gas Average dropped 8 cents to $2.66/MMBtu.
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August natural gas futures were set to open Wednesday about 1.9 cents higher at around $2.807/MMBtu with overnight forecasts stable and analysts looking for cash strength and profit-taking to potentially push prices higher early in the session.
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Denver-based Caerus Oil and Gas LLC plans to spend up to $229 million this year on drilling and completing natural gas wells in the Piceance Basin of western Colorado, an executive said this week.
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Energy regulators have extended indefinitely a resolution allowing Petroleos Mexicanos to inject off-specification natural gas into pipelines serving southern Mexico.