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ONGC wants to itself market its western field's C-series gas - Business Standard

2010-09-05
ONGC wants to itself market its western field's C-series gasBusiness StandardWe would be allowed to charge Rs 200 per thousand cubic metre or 11.2 cents per million British thermal unit (mBtu) as marketing margin. ...and more »

Hurricane relief sees natural gas retreat - Financial Times

2010-08-24
Hurricane relief sees natural gas retreatFinancial TimesMost analysts do not expect a repeat of last summer when bulging underground gas storage facilities knocked prices to seven-year lows below $3 per mBtu. ...and more »

WTI crude oil futures for front-month 2010 delivery: US$75.19/bbl, down 0.7 ... - Industrial Fuels and Power (blog)

2010-08-18
WTI crude oil futures for front-month 2010 delivery: US$75.19/bbl, down 0.7 ...Industrial Fuels and Power (blog)US Natural gas futures settled up US¢3.9 (0.92%) at US$4.267/mBtu. Some positive sentiment came from a number of thunderstorms moving over the Caribbean Sea ...and more »

Energy commodities: 31/08/10 - Industrial Fuels and Power (blog)

2010-08-31
Energy commodities: 31/08/10Industrial Fuels and Power (blog)Natural gas for October delivery gained US¢10.7 or 2.9% to settle at US$3.812/mBtu. Meanwhile, Canada's FirstEnergy Capital Corp has lowered its 2010 ...

US Stocks Rise Ahead of Jobs Report - Ticker Magazine

2010-09-02
US Stocks Rise Ahead of Jobs ReportTicker MagazineCrude oil increased $1.04 to $74.95 a barrel for a front month contract, natural gas edged higher 0.01 cent to $3.77 per mBtu and gasoline increased 3.25 ...and more »

Natural Gas and International Relations (Part I)

2010-08-12
Natural gas has always been versatile, efficient and clean — and now it is also very cheap. As Eni CEO Paolo Scaroni explains, this is why it will play an increasingly important part in the world's energy future.

Andrew Reinbach: Gas Drilling, Politics, and Irony

2010-08-09
Right now, the natural gas business shows every sign of being in a late-stage bubble, and as everybody now knows, when bubbles inevitably pop, they take a lot of companies with them.