Howard: Midstream’s M&A Renaissance
The conditions for midstream dealmaking are the most favorable since the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Oxy CEO Takes Swing for Oil, Climate at Agitator-Disrupted Program
After a New York City event was disrupted, Occidental Petroleum President and CEO Vicki Hollub said agitators were after publicity and funding to “continue a business.”
Crude Oil
Saudi Signals Willingness to Weaken Oil Prices, Defend Market Share
Analysts caution that reports of Saudi Arabia abandoning a philosophy of supporting prices in favor of defending market share could be a move to get OPEC+ members in line rather than to launch a costly oil war with the U.S., among others.
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Chesapeake, Southwestern to Form Expand Energy as $7.4B Deal Closes
Chesapeake Energy’s merger with Southwestern Energy is expected to close in the first week of October, with the combined company renamed Expand Energy Corp.
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Trauber: Inventory Drives M&A, But E&Ps Also Vying for Relevancy
Legendary dealmaker Stephen Trauber keeps his eyes open for out of the box ideas: Why not a BP-Shell merger? Or Chevon and ConocoPhillips?
Midstream
Electricity and LNG Drive Midstream Growth as M&A Looms
The midstream sector sees surging global and domestic demand with fewer players left to offer ‘wellhead to water’ services.
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Growing Natgas Supply Up for Grabs, but Extra NGL Headed Overseas
The additional growth of the liquids export market will be tied to an unpredictable natural gas market, experts say.
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Big Barrels: Meet Ohio’s New Utica Oil Play
After a false start in the early 2010s that went underwater with overwhelmingly low oil and associated-gas prices, a new group of Ohio drillers is going after the Utica’s volatile oil window. They’re talking now. Here’s what they’re up to.