Natural Gas News

There's a new push to find a buyer for the former Northern Natural Gas headquarters at 2223 Dodge St., a structure that is both a problem that needs solving and an asset for a city that loves corporate expansion.

A new Iowa law lets you take your bottle of wine "to-go." As of today, if you don't finish the bottle, the restaurant can cork it for you.

A pro-Palin Web site has accused Rep. Jay Ramras of a conflict of interest for owning BP stock.

KTUU: Rep. Jay Ramras said Monday he bought 5,000 shares of TransCanada stock after a pro-Palin blog accused him of having a conflict of interest for, in part, owning 5,000 shares of BP stock.

Exxon's decision to join forces with TransCanada has spurred a new round of debate over the best way to make sure Alaska gets a North Slope gas line.

Targa Resources Partners LP and a subsidiary said Monday they plan to offer $250 million worth of senior unsecured notes due in 2017.

Beyond its $30 billion cost, there are thousands of steps on the path to the proposed pipeline that will take North Slope natural gas 1,700 miles through Alaska and Canada.

There may be more interest in a major Alaska liquefied natural gas project than has been thought.

Anthony Palmer, vice president of Alaska operations for TransCanada Corp., will make an appearance Monday at the Westmark Hotel to talk about recent developments in plans to construct a pipeline to transport natural gas from Alaska's North Slope to the Lower 48.

There's an old proverb that says even a fool seems wise when he keeps his mouth shut.

Premier Ed Stelmach says a damning report about the energy-investment climate in Alberta will likely be "old news" as the province prepares to adjust the royalty framework yet again as early as today.

Some of the most active companies traded Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the TSX Venture Exchange: Toronto Stock Exchange : Centamin Egypt Ltd.

TransCanada Corporation announced on June 24 that it has completed its public offering of common shares.

American legislators have been receptive this week to hearing about Canada's natural gas supply, even though it's assumed any Canadian showing up on Capitol Hill to discuss the environment is promoting the oilsands, says a Northwest Territories official.

Pipeline builders and petroleum producers told Alaska lawmakers that favorable state fiscal terms will make or break plans to build a large-diameter natural gas pipeline from the North Slope to an Alberta hub.

President Obama and his closest congressional ally Senator Dick Durbin are proposing more than $400 billion in new taxes and fees on the oil and natural gas industry.

Union workers threaten to walk off jobs at Long Island City plant that makes 20% of city's electricity.

The United Seamen's Service 2009 40th Annual Admiral of the Ocean Sea Awards will be presented to Donald Kurz, President and CEO of Keystone Shipping Co., headquartered in Philadelphia, and to Ronald Widdows, Group President and CEO of NOL of Singapore, parent company of American President Lines .

For Hank Petranik, the question of wind power comes down to the chicken and the egg.

TransCanada Corporation won a contract to build, own and operate a US$320 million pipeline in Mexico.