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North Dakota natural gas producers met an ambitious natural gas capture target this year, capturing a whopping 92.5 percent of the natural gas produced, according to the Energy Information Administration. The goal set by the North Dakota Industrial Commission in 2020 was 91 percent. In The post North Dakota Exceeds Ambitious Flaring Reduction Targets in 2021 appeared first on .

Natural gas, the energy source that was once hailed as the bridge fuel of the future, is now starting to face resistance from certain groups. One Sierra Club official was very clear in labeling new investments in natural gas as a mistake and arguing that what was really needed was an investment in renewables and related technologies. As this negative pressure mounts, the natural gas industry is now fighting back. Earlier this month, Senator Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to almost a dozen oil and gas companies, accusing them of corporate

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has announced plans to call on Germany''s newly appointed Chancellor Olaf Scholz to oppose the launch of the Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia. Warsaw has been one of the most vocal opponents of the project that is aimed at delivering 55 billion cubic meters of gas annually from Russia to Germany across the Baltic Sea. Poland, along with other

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Methane, the primary component of natural gas, has a greenhouse gas intensity 25 times greater than carbon dioxide. The oil and gas sector is responsible for 44% and 31% of all methane vented each year in Canada and the United States, respectively. In both the United States and Canada, over a third of this sectors Read more

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State regulators Tuesday approved allowing Florida Power & Light to collect an additional $810 million from customers in 2022 amid higher-than-expected costs for natural gas that plays a key role in fueling power plants.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly ordered the government to outline detailed proposals for the state-run energy giant Rosneft to supply up to 10 billion cubic meters of pipelined natural gas exports to Europe. The proposals are set to be worked out in close cooperation with Rosneft management and rival energy major Gazprom by March 1, Interfax news agency reported on Tuesday.

European Gas Jumps As Biden Weighs Sanctions If Putin Invades Ukraine On Tuesday, European natural gas futures jumped after U.S. and European allies weighed new sanctions against Russia if it should invade Ukraine. Cold weather is not the only driver of natgas prices but also geopolitical instability in the region has helped push prices near 100 euros per megawatt-hour. According to Bloomberg , citing people familiar with the matter, the U.S. and European allies could hit Moscow with sanctions that would paralyze its ability to convert rubles for dollars and other foreign currencies if an invasion of Ukraine was seen early next year. President Joe Biden and President Vladimir Putin are expected to speak Tuesday. People familiar with the upcoming meeting said Biden will outline various types of sanctions the US could use if Putin were to invade Ukraine. Rising tensions between the US/EU and Russia come as U.S. intelligence has warned as many as 175,000 Russian troops are assembling on the Ukraine border.

MOSCOW, Dec 7 Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered oil giant Rosneft to present a proposal to deliver natural gas to Europe, a move that would end Gazproms monopoly on piped gas exports. Russian news agency Interfax reported Tuesday

Azomures, Romanias largest manufacturer of chemical fertilisers, said it would stop production due to the high natural gas prices. The agriculture minister pledged to look for solutions. Azomures, a unit of Swiss conglomerate Ameropa, said on Monday (6 December) that

The weather is expected to be much warmer than normal reducing demand

Last week was downbeat for Wall Street? Apart from the Omicron woes, inflationary pressure continued to bother markets.