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Latest facts from the Marcellus, Utica, and Permian, Eagle Ford Plays
The Driver to Higher NatGas Prices. Brrr! The 2022 Old Farmer’s Almanac comes with a winter warning: Prepare for a “Season of Shivers.” This winter will be punctuated by positively bone-chilling, below-average temperatures across most of the United States.
“This coming winter could well be one of the longest and coldest that we’ve seen in years,” says Janice Stillman, editor of The Old Farmer’s Almanac. For 230 years, the Almanac has been helping readers to prepare for winter’s worst with its 80 percent–accurate weather forecasts.
In some places, the super cold of the coming winter will also bring lots of snow. This extreme wintry mix is expected in areas of New England as well as throughout the Ohio.
ConocoPhillips Bets Big on Shale Oil. ConocoPhillips bets $23 billion on U.S. shale oil as rivals retreat. ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Ryan Lance on Monday doubled down on U.S. shale and the world’s continued demand for oil with his second blockbuster acquisition in less than a year. His $9.5 billion purchase of Royal Dutch Shell’s West Texas properties, nine months after closing a $13.3 billion deal for Concho Resources, puts the company’s future squarely in shale after exiting Canada’s oil sands, U.S. offshore and British North Sea fields.
ConocoPhillips CEO sees pre-covid oil demand returning in months. ConocoPhillips sees oil demand returning to pre-pandemic levels by early next year as crude consumption rises around the world, supporting higher commodity prices, Chief Executive Officer Ryan Lance said on Bloomberg TV. Oil supply, on the other hand, will remain constrained both from OPEC+, U.S. shale fields and major oil companies embracing the energy transition, he said.
Another Appalachian Producer for Sale. U.S. gas producer Gulfport Energy explores sale -sources. Gulfport Energy Corp a U.S. natural gas exploration and production company which emerged from bankruptcy earlier this year, is exploring strategic options including a possible sale, according to people familiar with the matter. The Oklahoma City-headquartered company, which has a market value of about $1.6 billion, is working with an investment bank on its options and to help solicit potential acquisition interest, the sources said.
Energy Export Surplus, First Since 1970. U.S. energy exports show first surplus since at least the 1970s. Trade deficits have been a stubborn feature of the U.S. economy for decades now, but energy has started to buck that trend, helped by burgeoning shipments of liquefied natural gas. The net merchandise trade value of U.S. energy products (in other words, the value of all types of energy exports, minus the value of imports) showed a surplus of $27 billion last year.
Independents Will Drive Up Oil Output. US oil output to climb again despite restraint of big shale drillers. Financial Times. US oil production is set to pick up steam again — this time led by little-known privately owned companies impervious to the demands of the stock market. Forecasters project that the nation’s crude oil output will increase by about 800,000 barrels a day over the course of 2022, accelerating sharply from this year and making the US the fastest-growing supplier outside of a producer alliance that includes members of the OPEC cartel.
Higher NatGas Prices Increased the Need for More Pipelines. With the price of natural gas reaching record highs around the world, it’s time to take another look at speeding up pipeline construction in order to bring more natural gas from where it is produced to businesses and consumers.
U.S. natural gas prices topped $5 per million British thermal units (BTUs) in September, the highest since 2014, and Europe and Asia are seeing prices four times as high. Because America now exports natural gas, high prices abroad will affect U.S. prices.
This means that more, rather than fewer, pipelines should be approved. But in New York, the Constitution Pipeline, the Northern Access pipeline, and the Northeast Supply Enhancement pipelines have been postponed due to protests. Many other pipelines are being delayed.
About 20 pipelines are pending review at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. FERC is now for the first time including potential greenhouse gases and effects on environmental justice communities in its pipeline approval process.
Those who profess concern for the environment are trying to block construction of pipelines, a safe way of transporting natural gas. Natural gas is also transported by road and rail, and all methods of transportation have low accident rates.
When natural gas is in a pipeline, the pipeline stays still and the gas moves, away from people, with little risk of accident. New technology shows pipeline operators if there is a pinhole leak in a pipe, and sophisticated pressure gauges can signal if oil pressure is declining.
Interior Department Misses Another Deadline. Interior Department misses promised deadline to deliver federal oil and gas report. The Federalist. Wednesday marked the first day of autumn. It also marked the Interior Department’s promised public deadline to release an interim report on the federal oil and gas program. Less than two months after the Biden administration implemented an illegal suspension of oil and gas leases on federal land, the Interior Department announced an interim report on the program would come by “early summer.”
14-Mile Cincinnati Pipeline. In early March Duke Energy had begun work on building a 14-mile natural gas pipeline near Cincinnati, OH to replace an old pipeline built in the 1950s. It seems no sooner had work begun than another frivolous lawsuit by antis brought it to a halt. This latest case, argued before the Ohio Supreme Court, was decided yesterday. In a unanimous decision, the court rejected antis’ arguments. The pipeline can finally get built beginning this month.
PennEast Withdraws Eminent Domain Case in NJ. PennEast Pipeline, a 120-mile, primarily 36-inch pipeline that will cost $1 billion to build and run from Dallas, Luzerne County, in northeastern Pennsylvania, and terminate at Transco’s pipeline interconnection near Pennington, Mercer County, New Jersey, won a huge and important victory at the U.S. Supreme Court in June. The victory allows PennEast to use eminent domain to run the pipeline across property owned or controlled by the State of New Jersey. Yet PennEast notified federal court this week it is withdrawing its eminent domain case against NJ for 42 properties the state either controls or owns.
Rockdale Files for Bankruptcy. Thanks, MDN. This week northeast Pennsylvania driller Rockdale Marcellus filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. The company, which owns and operates 66 producing wells on 42,897 net acres in three northeast PA counties (regional headquarters in Pittsburgh) plans to auction off all of its assets according to paperwork filed with the court.
America Is All In Could Cause Problems for Utilities. 1,000 corporations vs. utility execs: Who is right on 100% clean power? A new blueprint from a billionaire-led coalition that includes some of the nation’s largest corporations is backing ambitious clean energy policies being pushed by President Biden, even as utility executives are expressing doubts about them. Known as America Is All In, the coalition has more than 1,000 corporate members — including Amazon.com Inc., Facebook Inc., Google LLC, Microsoft Corp. and Walmart Inc. — as well as three states; 13 counties; and hundreds of cities, universities and faith groups.
EPA Trying to Force Regs on FERC. ‘Major gap.’ Gas industry FERC petitions stoke NEPA concerns. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is weighing proposals from several energy companies that could set a precedent for how the agency applies a bedrock environmental law to oversight of natural gas. In three cases, project developers are asking FERC to declare that their proposals for liquefied natural gas facilities are outside the agency’s jurisdiction. If the independent agency grants the petitions, it could shake up federal LNG reviews at a time when the Biden administration is facing industry pressure to embrace U.S. exports of the fuel.
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