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Tag Archives: United States
Mexico Relying More on Natural Gas For its Energy and Economic Reforms
There are more than 14 pipeline projects in Mexico costing $7.4bn and running for 2,360 miles across the country. Mexico’s natural gas sector expected to expand in length by over 90% in the next three years and will have 13-15,000 miles of gas pipelines. Continue reading
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Tagged Gas, gas pipeline, liquefied natural gas, mexico, Oil and Gas, Prices on gas, United States
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United States Enters European LNG market – New Era in Energy Market Begins
The first U.S. LNG shipment through Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass facility on the U.S. Gulf Coast will arrive in Portugal within a few days. American liquefied natural gas coming to Europe is an important thing and is said to transform the future LNG market there. Continue reading
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Tagged Cheniere energy, Gas, gas export, gas prices, gas reserves, Gazprom LNG, LNG, LNG export, Russian gas, United States, US LNG shipment
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The United State’s Future Role In The Global Natural Gas Market
The United States is the world’s largest producer of liquefied natural gas, producing more than 75 billion cubic feet each day, and is poised to become the leading exporter as well. Continue reading
Natural Gas Edges Coal as Biggest U.S. Electricity Source
The number one source of the United States generation of power used to be coal. However, for the very first time natural gas has replaced coal as the number one source of power generation. Continue reading
Houston Hosts North American LNG Fuel Supply Seminar
LNG, due to its appropriateness for the highest horsepower applications, is used as the most preferred fuel for transportation.
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Tagged energy, fuel, Gas, gas prices, LNG, natural gas, United States
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New Pipeline of Natural Gas Passes through Michigan
To ship natural gas from Ohio to Midwest markets, three companies including DTE Energy plan to build a pipeline which will pass through Michigan. According to DTE Energy spokesman, Len Singer, the $1.2 billion-$1.5 billion pipeline is expected to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Gas, liquefied natural gas, LNG, natural gas, United States
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Natural Gas: Can It Really Help Reduce Global Warming?
After the United States marked the lowest level of Carbon-dioxide emissions this winter, it is believed that natural gas would help reduce global warming while acting as an alternative to coal for the production of electricity.
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Tagged Alternative Energy, energy, Gas, gas reserves, natural gas, United States
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U. S. Alerts Gas Industry about Increasing Cyberattacks
U.S. is very concern about gas pipeline companies as they are being targeted with sophisticated phishing attacks since last December. The information came in light after the Department of Homeland Security dealt with plenty of incidents since March.
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Tagged Christian Science Monitor, DHS, Gas, Gas industries, gas pipeline, ICS-CERT, United States
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Why U.S. Buyers Shy Away From NGVs
The booming natural gas production, sinking gas prices and Obama administration’s proposed tax credit should reflect a consumer’s increased liking for natural gas vehicles, which sadly isn’t the situation. However, manufacturers have geared up to introduce more NGVs in the … Continue reading
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Tagged compressed natural gas, gasoline, Honda Civic, hybrid cars, natural gas vehicles, NGV, tax credits, United States
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Prices of Natural Gas See Downfall
This week started with weaker futures for natural gas. The weaker gas prices took a toll on shares of coal companies such as Patriot Coal (PCX), Alpha Natural (ANR), Arch Coal (ACI), Quicksilver (KWK) and Peabody (BTU), on Monday, with … Continue reading
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Tagged energy, Gas, gas investment, gas prices, gas reserves, liquefied natural gas, LNG, United States
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