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- Natural Gas Futures Rally Further as Storage Deficits Persist; West Texas Woes Continue
- Permian NatGas Prices Plunge to New Lows as Pipes ‘Jam-Packed Like Southern California Traffic’
- Bulls in Control as October Natural Gas Nets Double-Digit Gain for Shoulder Season
- Equity Market Factors Driving ‘Relentless’ Natural Gas Supply Growth Expected to Continue
- Offshore Oil, Gas Spending Forecast to Usurp U.S. Onshore Investments in 2019
- OFS Company’s Bankruptcy a Cautionary Tale for Mexico E&P
- West Virginia Judge Halts MVP River Crossing Pending Permit Appeal
- Idled Oil Well Site Near Los Angeles Considered for Restart
- China Trade Row Said Unlikely to Slow U.S. LNG Exports Near Term
- Chatterjee Chairs Monthly FERC Meeting; Still No Nominee for Powelson's Seat
- Natural Gas Futures Not Rattled as EIA’s Storage Number Surpasses Consensus
- Aboriginal Concerns Trigger Regulatory Pause for Atlantic Coast Goldboro LNG Proposal
- TransCanada Defends Toll Surplus As Canadian Producers Push for Refunds
- Marcellus Shale Research Expanding to Include Second Well Site
- U.S. Business Groups Cite Need for Canada’s Inclusion in Trade Deal
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Coming off Tuesday’s sharp rally, October natural gas futures were trading close to even shortly after 8 a.m. ET Wednesday at around $2.930/MMBtu, with forecasters pointing to additional long-range cold in the overnight guidance.
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Midland, TX-based Tall City Exploration III LLC, an exploration and production (E&P) company focused on the Permian Basin and backed by Warburg Pincus, said it has secured financing of up to $500 million from funds affiliated with the equity giant to pursue bolt-on opportunities in the basin.
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California power and natural gas officials agree there need to be modifications to penalties imposed on gas-fired generators during heat wave-driven peak demand periods, particularly in Southern California, where gas storage options are limited.
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A series of natural gas explosions last Thursday in three Massachusetts communities near Boston is a “credit negative” for parent company NiSource Inc. and Columbia Gas of Massachusetts, aka Bay State Gas Co., Moody’s Investors Service said.