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U.S. LNG Feedgas Flows Higher with Sabine Pass Maintenance Coming to an End
US LNG feedgas and exports rise as the US’ largest terminal, Sabine Pass, wraps up maintenance.
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Gulf Coast Terminals Load Over 4 MMb/d for the Third Consecutive Week
The Crude Voyager report shows that activity across the U.S. Gulf Coast continued at a frenetic pace as the export terminals collectively loaded more than 4 MMb/d of crude oil for export in the week ended June 30.
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Deeper and Deeper, Encore Edition - Corpus Christi Channel Dredging Is Poised to Boost Oil Export Economics
A long-planned ship-channel deepening and widening project in Corpus Christi Bay is in its last innings and is about to start having a real impact.
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Under Pressure - What's Shrinking the Medium and Heavy Sour Crude Discounts, and What's Next?
U.S. refiners have been enjoying some very good times the past couple of years.
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Denbury Moving Forward on Two More CCS Projects in Louisiana
Denbury Inc. is moving forward on a pair of new carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) initiatives in Louisiana.
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Crunch Time Coming for Permian Natural Gas; Sustained Relief is Still More than A Year Away
Pipeline takeaway capacity constraints are getting worse and will not see any sustained relief for more than a year.
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Don't Pass Me By - With Many Steps Required, Mining Projects Face Trickiest Path to Approval
When it comes to large-scale energy and infrastructure projects, permitting can sometimes look like a game of Whack-a-Mole, where efforts to conclude the process are continually frustrated by issues that appear (and then sometimes reappear again and again), encompassing everything from environmen
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Gas Futures Staged Late-Week Rally on Signs of Tightening Supplies
The CME/NYMEX Henry Hub August gas futures contract gained for the second straight day to end Friday at $2.798/MMBtu, up about 7 cents (3%) from a week earlier. A bullish storage report and sliding rig count, along with tightening balances fueled the late-week rally.
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US Rig Count Ends June With Ninth Consecutive Decline - Falling To 674
US oil and gas producers ended the month of June with a ninth consecutive weekly decline in the rig count, falling to 674 for the week ending June 30 according to Baker Hughes, a decline of 8 vs. a week ago.
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I Walk the Line - The New Appalachian Gas Producer Playbook in a Pipeline-Constrained World
The Fiscal Responsibility Act (FRA) revived Mountain Valley Pipeline’s (MVP) prospects of being completed this year, but the outlook for new, large-scale natural gas takeaway projects in the Northeast beyond MVP hasn’t changed.
