August 28, 2017

From the Financial Post CALGARY – Canadian oil producers and consumers are set to be lashed by the powerful storm that has battered Houston and the wider Gulf Coast region, a key oil and natural gas refining and processing hub. Harvey, the hurricane that hit the United States over the weekend, has so far poured 42 trillion litres of water

From the AP/San Francisco Chronicle OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Efficiency is the name of the game for Oklahoma drillers and out-of-state companies drilling wells in Oklahoma. Lessons learned during the two-and-a-half-year downturn have helped boost some oil and gas businesses. The rate of drilling has increased since December in several plays, with Oklahoma accounting for the second-highest rise, said energy

From the Detroit News The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved construction of a high-pressure pipeline that will carry natural gas from the shale fields of Appalachia, across northern Ohio and into Michigan and Canada, a decision likely to be the death blow to project opponents concerned about safety and property rights. The planned $2 billion NEXUS Gas Transmission project