In This Issue
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Promised Land: How Well Were You Prepared?
Much of the natural gas industry was holding its breath when the Matt Damon film Promised Land came out in January, but a few groups weren’t waiting for the fallout.
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A Rock and a Hard Place: California and the Monterey Shale
The next big shale boom may be taking shape out West. But the challenges of developing the Monterey shale may not be what you think.
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Business
Power, Gas CEOs Share Mixed Views on the Future
The power and gas industries may be joined at the hip, but judging from the talk at a recent conference, not everyone is excited about future directions.
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Business
Gas-Power Linkages: Many Moving Pieces
With the increasing interdependency of the natural gas and electricity, the number of economic and regulatory factors than can shift the future direction of both industries is growing substantially.
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Environmental
When Dinosaurs Roamed California: The Coming Extinction of Fossil Fuel Use
California’s push to boost its renewable capacity may be doing more than spurring the development of wind and solar. A review of recent data suggests the state’s regulatory schemes have the potential to spell the end of fossil-fuel generation altogether.
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Environmental
Carbon Capture for Gas Power Appears on the Horizon
You may think of carbon capture and sequestration as a coal industry issue, but two forward-thinking companies are joining forces to make it work for gas.
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Business
New Gas Projects for North American Shale Gas: Come One, Come All
Low natural gas prices have created opportunities across the market, but also challenges for producers. Several sectors are poised to grow natural gas demand in the coming decade and restore more balance to the supply-demand equation.