Oil and gas news briefs December 10, 2012

• Analysts say U.S. LNG exports ‘will come down to economics’
• U.S. LNG exports no sure thing
• U.S. manufacturers worry of affect on price from LNG exports
• Maryland LNG terminal sits idle, waiting for export business
• EIA forecasts widespread economic gains from abundant natural gas
• N.Y. regulators will look at allowing LNG storage to promote gas use
• Maryland fracking opponents ready for battle to maintain moratorium
• XTO Energy drops request for gas drilling on Dallas city lands
• Billion-dollar gas processing plant to open in Ohio in May
• N.Y. gas driller files for bankruptcy, says fracking ban part of problem
• Memphis city-owned utility in the LNG business
• Retailers sue school district for selling compressed natural gas
• Pennsylvania offers grants for transit companies to use natural gas
• Haisla First Nation leaves coalition in dispute over LNG projects
• Canada OK’s Asian companies to take over Calgary-based producers
• Cost overruns could hurt competitiveness of Australia LNG
• BG will consider economics of third train at Queensland LNG project
• New tankers will outpace LNG production 2014-2015
• More U.S. coal going to Europe for power generation

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