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Gas Industry News - September 2006
Natural Gas Fueled Buses Hit DC Streets Natural Gas Pipeline Proposed to Link U.S. and Canada Dominion Resources Taps CTSi for Plastic Pipe Joining TSJC Forms Courses for Natural Gas Jobs Liquefied Natural Gas & America’s Future Columbia Gas Expands Quality Control Inspections Diary Farmer Begins Turning Manure Into Natural Gas LNG Industry Defends Offshore Project Technology |
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Gas Industry News - March 2007 (full newsletter) |
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Gas Industry News - December 2006
Congress Departs for Thanksgiving Break—Lame Duck Session Will Continue in December PG County Rehabilitation Project Ahead of Schedule Integrity Management Guidance Moves Closer to Completion Mergers are Off This Little Honda is a Natural Gas Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) No More Natural Gas Drilling Iowa Project will Sell Gas from Manure to Northern Natural Gas Celebrities Protest Natural Gas Facility Proposed for Malibu |
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Brookdale Will Offer Program for Utility Workers Ashbury Park Presses, January 10, 2207 Brookdale Community College officials are working with FirstEnergy Corp., parent of Jersey Central Power & Light Co., to help meet the need for new line installers… (full story)
Natural Gas Drilling Planned in Mall Parking Lot CBS 11 News, January 26, 2007 FORT WORTH - For the first time in the City of Fort Worth, owners of a shopping center plan to drill for natural gas in the business parking lot… (full story)
PG&E Part of Climate-Change Solution Tom King, January 21, 2007 Thursday, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger officially signed into effect the world's first low-carbon fuel standard, once again positioning California as a leader in addressing climate change… (full story)
PUC Bans Energy Buys from Heavy Polluters ContraCostaTimes.com, January 26, 2007 SAN FRANCISCO - California utility regulators banned power companies Thursday from buying electricity from high-polluting energy sources, including most out-of-state coal plants, to curb global warming… (full story)
Security Breach at an LNG Facility CTSi, Ijaz Mahboob PHMSA has issued an advisory bulletin reminding the operators of exercising vigilance in providing security at LNG facilities. PHMSA’s pipeline safety regulations require that operators implement security measures that deter intruders at LNG terminals, facilities and peak-shaving plants… (full story)
GE, AES Target Greenhouse Gas Bloomberg News, January 17, 2007 General Electric Co. and AES Corp. said Tuesday they plan to build methane-burning power plants in the United States that will cut 10 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually by 2010… (full story)
Girl’s Persistence Recognized Nevada Appeal, January 21, 2007 January 18, 2007 was a big day for Keira Gray, a 12-year-old from Carson City and in the sixth grade at Carson Middle School. Keira's family watched as she was recognized by the Board of Supervisors for bringing attention to a life-threatening natural gas leak in their neighborhood… (full story)
Advisory for Dominion’s Contractors CTSi, Ijaz Mahbooob Dominion Delivery companies (Dominion Peoples, Dominion East Ohio and Dominion Hope) are implementing the PPI TR-33 Generic Butt fusion procedures, effective January 9, 2007… (full story)
Home Farms is Proceeding with Innovative Project in Minnesota West Central Tribune, January 20, 2007MONTEVIDEO — Municipal solid waste, most of it collected in the Twin Cities, will become the fuel to power operations at the Central Bi-Products plant near Redwood Falls… (full story)
Additional stories not included in the March 2007 Newsletter
Anaerobic Digesters May Be Used to Produce Natural Gas AgriNews, January 23, 2007Anaerobic digesters on dairy farms are most commonly used to generate electricity but Roseville engineer Cecil Massie suggests a more economic use -- natural gas… (full story)
Geothermal Heat Mining Promises Abundant, Cheap Energy Environmental News Service, January 22, 2007Mining the heat that resides as stored energy in the Earth's hard rock crust beneath the United States could supply a substantial portion of the electricity the country will need in the future... (full story)
FERC Seeks Comment on Standards of Conduct Regulations FERC.gov, January 18, 2007The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission today proposed to adopt permanent standards of conduct regulations that will govern the relationship between natural gas transmission providers and their energy affiliates… (full story)
AOGCC to Review Gas Flaring Regs Petroleum News, January 19, 2007The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is beginning work on revising its regulations on gas disposition - how oil and gas field operators account for and report natural gas which is flared or vented or used in pilot lights and other field uses, and when such gas use is waste… (full story) |