National Grid Says No New NYC Natural Gas Customers Without Williams Pipeline

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National Grid Says No New NYC Natural Gas Customers Without Williams Pipeline

National Grid Plc said on Friday it will not process new applications for natural gas service in its New York City and Long Island service area until Williams Cos Inc.’s Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline receives the permits it needs to proceed. On May 15, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) denied Williams’

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Natural Gas NOW Picks of the Week – May 18, 2019

Tom ShepstoneShepstone Management Company, Inc. … … Our readers pass along a lot of stuff every week about natural gas, fractivist antics, emissions, renewables, and other news relating to energy. As usual, emphasis is added. No New Natural Gas for Westchester Until 2023, Huh? And, this was prior to Andrew Cuomo denying water quality certification

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It’s A Damned Taking: DRBC Shows Frack Ban Has Zero to Do with Water Quality

Tom ShepstoneShepstone Management Company, Inc. …. ….  It’s but a damned taking and the DRBC members just proved it to everyone by announcing they support a ban that doesn’t even allow the export of water for fracking. The Delaware River Basin Commission is now totally corrupted. A majority of members, including Pennsylvania’s Governor Tom Wolf

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Compounders cast an eye toward materials’ future

May 17, 2019 Updated 5/17/2019 Email Print Frank Esposito From left: Tom Drye of Techmer, Jean Sirois of RTP and Frank Roederer of Gaylord Chemical Cleveland — A panel of industry veterans looked into the future of technical compounding at Compounding World 2019. Tom Drye, Jean Sirois and Frank Roederer each answered questions from moderator

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Autonomous vehicles, car sharing open opportunities for materials

May 17, 2019 Updated 5/17/2019 Email Print Audrey LaForest Robert Eller, left, with Paul DiLaura and Rose Ryntz. Novi, Mich. — Self-driving vehicles will bring new performance and design requirements to the automotive sector, and that means more opportunities for advanced materials and manufacturing technologies. Speakers at the 2019 WardsAuto Interiors Conference, held May 9,

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Taiwan’s machinery makers prepare for plastic bans

May 17, 2019 Updated 5/17/2019 Email Print Jeremy Carroll Peter Pan, vice general manger of Chumpower Machinery Corp., watches an employee work on blow molding machine at the company’s facility in Taichung, Taiwan. Taichung, Taiwan — Some single-use plastics, like PET water bottles, serve a good purpose, said Peter Pan, vice general manager for Chumpower

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Compounders see increased role in sustainability story

May 17, 2019 Updated 5/17/2019 Email Print Bill Bregar John Kozma, left, and Janos Kozma of Modern Dispersions Inc., a compounder and color masterbatch maker in Leominster, Mass. Cleveland — Compounders will play a key role in recycled plastics in the more circular economy of the future because they can target materials for specific end-use

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Asahi Kasei to relocate European headquarters

May 17, 2019 Updated 5/17/2019 Email Print European Rubber Journal Düsseldorf, Germany — Asahi Kasei Europe is planning to relocate its headquarters within Düsseldorf by the second half of 2020. Located at Düsseldorf Harbor, the new offices will consolidate sales, marketing and research and development activities, Asahi Kasei said in a May 13 statement. The relocation, it

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Antolin opens integrated auto lighting plant

May 17, 2019 Updated 5/17/2019 Email Print Grupo Antolin Grupo Antolin plans to use its new plant in Bamberg, Spain, as a center for its advanced automotive lighting. Spanish automotive interior specialist Grupo Antolin has opened a new production facility and a technical center in Bamberg, Germany, to boost its integrated automotive lighting operations. Focused

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FERC Approves Fourth Train For Texas Freeport LNG Export Plant

The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved privately held Freeport LNG’s plan to build and operate a fourth liquefaction train at its Freeport LNG export terminal in Texas. Freeport said it expects the U.S. Department of Energy to authorize Train 4 to sell LNG to non-Free Trade Agreement countries later this quarter. Earlier this

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Marketed: Fairway Resources Midcontinent Leasehold Across Western Anadarko

The following information is provided by PetroDivest Advisors. All inquiries on the following listings should be directed to PetroDivest. Hart Energy is not a brokerage firm and does not endorse or facilitate any transactions. Fairway Resources III LLC retained PetroDivest Advisors for the sale of Midcontinent leasehold across the Western Anadarko Basin in Oklahoma with bids due

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Nord Stream 2 Launch Could Be Delayed To Next Year

MOSCOW—Russia’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project to Germany may launch in 2020, rather than the end of 2019, due to delays in obtaining permits from Denmark, Interfax news agency on May 17 quoted Nord Stream 2 AG as saying. The Russian-led company has two pending route applications with Danish authorities, the first of which

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Using automation to speed plate production

May 17, 2019 Updated 5/17/2019 Email Print Huhtamaki CBW’s new system provides a smaller footprint, 50 percent greater production output, quicker changeovers and cost savings vs. the company’s previous high-speed retrieval system. Automation is a given in high-speed packaging. You have to handle mass-produced packaging when it comes out of the mold and organize the

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Study Shows No Health Impacts from Marcellus Drilling Near School

One of the false allegations made against shale drilling is that it somehow pollutes the air–of particular concern near schools. A new independent two-year study commissioned by Range Resources at one of their drilling sites, located about a mile from a local school, thoroughly debunks that allegation. A first-of-its kind public health and long-term ambient

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