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Visualization and control of the regulating and gas pipeline cathodic protection stations in the
www.reliance-scada.com | Jan 27, 2012
Descritpion of the Reliance SCADA/HMI system installation at the Prazska plynarenska gas distribution company.

www.windaction.org | Puerto Rico divided over energy future
www.windaction.org | Jan 26, 2012
The windmills are expected to generate 75 megawatts ...Construction of the wind project began in November. "They have already compacted the soil with their heavy machinery, they have destroyed the drip irrigation system and damaged the topsoil, which takes centuries to form. The best agricultural

Cost Effective and Greener; Asia Carbon Industries Completes Gas Pipeline and Oil Processing
www.prlog.org | Jan 25, 2012
Cost Effective and Greener; Asia Carbon Industries Completes Gas Pipeline and Oil Processing Project. Asia Carbon Industries, OTCBB:ACRB, today announced its completion of two infrastructure projects: a gas pipeline and naphthalene oil processing facility. The self-funded projects will have a

'Policy void' exists on using gas for heating
www.utilityweek.co.uk | Jan 11, 2012
Gas network companies have warned the government that there is a 'policy void' on the future for gas in domestic heating, as they prepare to commission a study looking at the costs and other implications of replacing gas with low-carbon electricity for domestic heating. - Utility Week news centre

If Gas Talks Fail, Europe Has a Backup Plan - NYTimes.com
www.nytimes.com | Jan 9, 2012
Gazprom, Russia's state-owned energy giant, is once again negotiating with Ukraine over what it will charge for its energy. But this time Europeans are well prepared if supplies are shut off.

Apache completes Beryl Field acquisition
www.energyme.com | Jan 3, 2012
Apache has completed its previously announced acquisition of Exxon Mobil Corporation's Mobil North Sea Limited assets including the Beryl field and related properties

Scottish Water extends network using gas mains
www.edie.net | Nov 19, 2011
Increased water demand from an industrial user drove Scottish Water to come up with an innovative solution to extending the mains, using existing, but unused gas infrastructure. - edie news centre

FERC: News Release: FERC opens investigations into rates on three interstate gas pipelines
www.ferc.gov | Nov 17, 2011
FERC today opened investigations into rates charged by three interstate natural gas companies & #150; ANR Storage Co., Bear Creek Storage Company LLC and MIGC LLC & #150; to determine if they are over-recovering their costs, resulting in unjust and unreasonable rates for customers.

National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners
www.naruc.org | Nov 8, 2011
A newly released compendium of gas pipeline regulations around the country reveals that States implement stricter rules and laws than required by the federal government.

SNL Energy Report: Kinder Morgan increases exposure to key shale plays through El Paso deal
www.prweb.com | Oct 20, 2011
In the wake of Kinder Morgan Inc. striking a $20.9 billion deal to acquire El Paso Corp., SNL Energy, a leading energy information provider, reports on the impact this deal may have on the natural gas industry.