Almost Three Quarters of Florida’s Electricity Generation Comes from Natural Gas

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Methane emissions see 15% decrease since 1990 in US

Although natural gas production has increased by more than 50% in the United States since 1990, methane emissions have dropped 15 percent over the same period, according to The Hill. Methane is a primary component of natural gas and a greenhouse gas that’s more potent than carbon dioxide. Methane emissions count for 10% of total greenhouse

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Natural gas price slump impacts Pa. landowners

Low natural gas prices have left Pennsylvania property owners with diminished royalty checks, despite record amounts of gas being pulled from the commonwealth’s shale plays, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The low prices, driven by a supply that has outpaced demand, have angered shareholders and forced shale companies to slow new development. Meanwhile, royalty owners

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Latest Facts and Figures on Ohio River Valley Real Estate

We are seeing values of Ohio River front property trading in the range of ~$10,000/acre to highs of $150,000/acre and in rare instances values are above $150,000/acre (higher values are based upon “clean” brownfields and useable acreage. Properties commanding top dollar are range in size from 25 – 50 acres with active rail and barge

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GoExpedi, Ensign Energy Partner To Innovate Drilling Supply Chain Process

Houston-based e-commerce platform GoExpedi has collaborated with Ensign, a Canada-based drilling company, to provide Ensign’s fleet of drilling rigs with an innovative new technology tool that will significantly enhance its supply chain capability to support their drilling operations. Ensign has identified GoExpedi as a partner within the e-commerce, supply chain and logistics space.  “We see

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Dem. Presidential Candidates’ Anti-Gas Platforms Leave Grid Questions Unanswered

Ahead of tonight’s third Democratic presidential debate in Houston, the energy capital of the world, EID is taking a deeper dive into several candidates’ climate plans and their potential impacts on America’s power grid. Top tier contenders including Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and Kamala Harris have laid out plans to achieve a net-zero

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Pa. court says state senator can’t legally block Mariner East construction

Earlier this week, a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled Senator Andrew E. Dinniman lacks the legal standing to challenge the construction and operation of Sunoco’s contentious Mariner East pipeline system, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer. The court ordered the Public Utility Commission to dismiss Sen. Dinniman’s complaint, ruling lacked both personal and legislative standing to challenge

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Frac Spread: Ethane’s Balances Performing Well

Colombia Court Maintains Moratorium On Fracking The decision by three magistrates from the Council of State, which is tasked with ruling on administrative matters, comes amid a larger case about the use of hydraulic fracturing, which breaks up rock formations with pressurized liquid. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.

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IEA: US Briefly Overtakes Saudi Arabia As Top Oil Exporter

LONDON—Global oil demand is weathering economic headwinds, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Sept. 12, buoyed by lower prices brought on by abundant supply as the United States briefly dethroned Saudi Arabia as the world’s top exporter. “With oil prices currently about 20% lower than a year ago, there will be support for consumers,”

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Alta Mesa Succumbs To Bankruptcy; Names Mark Castiglione CEO

Colombia Court Maintains Moratorium On Fracking The decision by three magistrates from the Council of State, which is tasked with ruling on administrative matters, comes amid a larger case about the use of hydraulic fracturing, which breaks up rock formations with pressurized liquid. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.

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Henkel invests in US cleaning startup with sustainability focus

Truman’s Cleaning LLC, a direct-to-consumer startup that makes concentrated hard-surface cleaning products, has raised a $5 million minority investment led by German consumer-products giant Henkel AG & Co. KGaA. The deal comes just over six months after Lexington, Ky.-based Truman’s launched, propelled early on by a video that’s gotten more than 1 million views just

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Marketed: Vendera Resources Nonop Arkansas Well Package

The following information is provided by EnergyNet. All inquiries on the following listings should be directed to EnergyNet. Hart Energy is not a brokerage firm and does not endorse or facilitate any transactions. Vendera Resources LP retained EnergyNet for the sale of an Arkansas well package through an auction closing Sept. 18. The offering comprises nonoperated working

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Report: Marcellus/Utica Contains 41% of ‘Potential’ NatGas in US

The Potential Gas Committee (PGC), a private non-profit organization loosely affiliated with the Colorado School of Mines, performs a comprehensive study of potential supplies of natural gas in the United States every two years. The latest biennial study has just been published and finds natural gas supplies in the “Atlantic” area, which includes the Marcellus/Utica

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Worst Fears May Come True with PennEast Pipeline Court Decision

Yesterday MDN brought you news of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruling that disallows PennEast Pipeline from using the delegated power of eminent domain to cross properties either owned by, or with easements granted to, the state of New Jersey (see Federal Court Rules PennEast Pipe Can’t Run Thru NJ State

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Dominion Confident Courts Will Restart Atlantic Coast Pipe

What’s the status of Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP), a 600+ mile pipeline that will run from West Virginia through Virginia and into North Carolina? Only 35 miles of pipeline is currently built, and all construction, at the moment, is blocked by the U.S. Fourth District Court of Appeals. Almost all of the workers for the

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