Sentences with phrase «natural gas liquids prices»

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And in energy, high prices for synthetic crude and liquid natural gas mean producers are generating a lot of extra cash.

volatility of commodity prices for crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids («NGLs») and the risk of an extended period of depressed prices;

Gary Leach, president of the Explorers and Producers Association of Canada, says the price collapse forced Canadian firms to pivot into natural gas liquids such as propane and butane, whose prices remained more buoyant.

The company's production mix was 65 % natural gas (which had an average price of more than $ 6 per 1,000 cubic feet, down from $ 7 the prior year) and 35 % oil and natural gas liquids.

Oil companies are coming up with strategies to convert natural gas into liquid fuels like gasoline and home heating oil — at prices below $ 20 a barrel.

Low natural gas prices plus BP's Gulf of Mexico disaster made the well - capitalized firm an opportunist in securing low - cost, liquid - heavy assets from distressed sellers.

The macro outlook isn't that great, especially for natural gas, but the company does a good bit of oil and liquids as well as gas, and the prices for these have held up quite well.

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Source: «Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Perspective On Exporting Liquefied Natural Gas From the United States, 2014,» US Department of Energy Carbon pricing will destroy the Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) industry.

Plans for liquid natural gas (LNG) exports, compressed natural gas (CNG) as a heavy transport fuel, and problems with hydrofracking in the shale all suggest supply will be challenged by demand, driving prices higher.

Carbon pricing will destroy the Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) industry.

Many observers see the liquid natural gas sector as the next big opportunity for Asian firms, given British Columbia's relative proximity to energy - hungry Asia, and the fact low North American prices for natural gas boost the profit margins for terminals and exporters.