Category: Natural Gas

U.S. LNG Export Facility

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 16, 2012

Cheniere is receiving $3.4 billion to fund the first LNG export facility.

Natural Gas Vehicle Incentives

Written by Brianna Panzica
Posted July 15, 2012

Thirteen states are working with Detroit automakers to expand the market for natural gas-powered vehicles.

Eagle Ford Housing Needs

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 11, 2012

Learning from the housing shortage in the Bakken, a University of Texas study aims to take early preventative steps.

Utica Shale Midstream Venture

Written by Brianna Panzica
Posted July 11, 2012

This year, Caiman Energy sold its Marcellus assets to Williams Partners, but it's not out of the shale game.

Chesapeake Energy Emails May Reveal Collusion with Encana

Written by Brianna Panzica
Posted July 10, 2012

CEO Aubrey McClendon is under scrutiny for violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Marcellus Shale Water Contamination Study

Written by Brianna Panzica
Posted July 9, 2012

Study results on drinking water contamination will probably heat up the fracking battle, not cool it down.

Coal Takes a Hit

Written by Keith Kohl
Posted July 9, 2012

Energy and Capital Editor Keith Kohl explains why natural gas is ready to surpass coal.

NiSource and Hilcorp form Utica Shale Joint Venture

Written by Brianna Panzica
Posted July 8, 2012

The venture will begin with infrastructure development in the Utica shale formation.

Natural Gas Rigs

Written by Keith Kohl
Posted July 5, 2012

Editor Keith Kohl explains how drilling companies are cutting costs in half by switching to LNG-powered rigs.

North Carolina Fracking Denied

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 2, 2012

Governor Perdue vetoes fracking bill, citing undue risks to environment.

Natural Gas Graveyards

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 2, 2012

Macabre proposal for gas production stirs up controversy.

Fracking Is Safe

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted July 1, 2012

New report declaring how fracking can be safe and what procedures need to be in place in order to save the environment.