Noble Energy sells off Marcellus gas assets for $1.2 billion Noble Energy has struck a deal to sell off its assets in the natural gas-rich Marcellus Basin in the northeastern United States for $1.2 billion. It didn’t name the buyer in its statement on Tuesday. The Houston company said $100 million of the $1.2 billion … Continue reading #Noble_Energy sells off #Marcellus gas assets for $1.2 billion→
Energy company seeks possible Michigan natural gas plant SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. — An energy company is looking to make up for the potential loss of a nuclear power plant near South Haven and possibly replace the energy production with natural gas. Consumers Energy is seeking proposals to buy a natural, gas-fired plant. Entergy, which owns … Continue reading Energy company seeks possible Michigan natural gas plant→
Electric-grid planners ask: What if there’s too much natural gas? Natural gas is fast becoming the dominant source of the region’s electricity, but a parade of energy experts Wednesday cast doubt on whether it was smart to rely too much on a single fuel source. “Do we have too much gas generation?” asked Andy Ott, … Continue reading Electric-grid planners ask: What if there’s too much natural gas?→
Arizona Public Service’s long-range plan still leans heavily on gas Population growth and a boost in economic activity are both expected to help drive APS demand significantly higher over the next decade and a half. The utility says it expects its resource requirement to reach 13,000 MW by 2032 — about 60% higher than this … Continue reading #Arizona_Public_Service’s long-range plan still leans heavily on gas→
New gas build, coal retirements could make PJM next market with distressed power prices A flood of new, efficient gas-fired plants is going to put downward pressure on PJM power prices, pushing more coal plants to the brink The PJM Interconnection could be the next wholesale power market to see distressed power prices, leading to … Continue reading New gas build, coal retirements could make PJM next market with distressed power prices→
Electric grid operator questions reliability amid shift to gas-powered generation The world’s largest wholesale electricity market, which includes Pennsylvania, gets its power from a half dozen fuel sources, but its operator asks now whether growing dependence on natural gas fuel could weaken reliability. Natural gas-generated power produces about one-third of the grid’s needs. It’s a … Continue reading Electric grid operator questions reliability amid shift to gas-powered generation→
PJM can reliably handle more natural gas, renewables The PJM Interconnection grid can remain reliable in the future with the addition of more natural gas and renewable resources, including wind and solar power, according to a new report. Read full article at Kallanish Energy The electric-grid operator, serving 65 million people in all or parts … Continue reading PJM can reliably handle more natural gas, renewables→
Future of 10,000 MW of Gas-Fired Power Uncertain, CAISO Says The growing shift to more reliance on renewable resources for electric generation in California has put nearly 10,000 MW of natural gas-fired generation sources in a state of flux for grid planners in the state. At a time when federal and state regulators are calling … Continue reading Future of 10,000 MW of Gas-Fired Power Uncertain, CAISO Says→
Gas, renewables flatten global CO2 emissions Gas and renewable energy resources have been turning the planet into a better place to live in, with them dominantly flattening overall carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions globally for the third straight year despite brisk economic growths in some countries which manifestly require larger scale energy consumption. That has been … Continue reading Gas, renewables flatten global CO2 emissions→
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