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Belcher: Our Leaders Should Embrace, Not Vilify, Certified Natural Gas

Recognition gained through gas certification verified by third-party auditors has led natural gas producers and midstream companies to voluntarily comply and often exceed compliance with regulatory requirements, including the EPA methane rule.

Babcock & Wilcox to Convert Coal Plant to NatGas

B&W will convert the plant’s two coal-fired boilers to natural gas by designing and installing burners, air systems, fans and other equipment.

Waha NatGas Prices Go Negative

An Enterprise Partners executive said conditions make for a strong LNG export market at an industry lunch on March 14. 

Sinopec Brings West Sichuan Gas Field Onstream

The 100 Bcm sour gas onshore field, West Sichuan Gas Field, is expected to produce 2 Bcm per year.

Sabadus: US to Steer Global Energy Markets Amid Clashing Forces

Increased geopolitical risk and the shift from fossil fuels to renewables are pulling the world in different directions, and the U.S. will be called to play a significant role in the global tug of war. 

EIA: Blame Associated Gas Volumes for Sticky Low NatGas Prices

Low natural gas prices are forcing U.S. producers to finally pump the brakes on what has been record production. But the pullback in drilling will have muted effects on a market already glutted with too much gas, federal experts say.

CNX Joins Crowd of Companies Cutting Back NatGas Production

Appalachian gas producer CNX Resources is reducing natural gas production in 2024 and announced delays for well completions on three shale pads.

EQT Deal to ‘Vertically Integrate’ Equitrans Faces Steep Challenges

EQT Corp. plans to acquire Equitrans Midstream with $5.5 billion equity, but will assume debt of $7.6 billion or more in the process, while likely facing intense regulatory scrutiny.

Midstream Builds in a Bearish Market

Midstream companies are sticking to long term plans for an expanded customer base, despite low gas prices, high storage levels and an uncertain political LNG future.

Freeport LNG's Feedgas Usage Falls Again

Natural gas flowing to Freeport LNG's Texas facility was down to 758 MMcf on March 11 from 1463 MMcf on March 3, LSEG data showed.