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ONEOK’s Acquisitions Pay Off with Increased Earnings
ONEOK Inc. also announced the completion of its $2.6 billion Medallion Midstream deal.
First Solar’s Profit Rises Despite Chinese Dumping, Patent Disputes
First Solar executives said Chinese dumping and alleged patent infringements are among concerns for the solar panel maker.
Expand ‘Having Tons of Conversations’ to Power Data Centers with Gas
Expand Energy, the largest U.S. gas producer, has some 1 Bcf/d of supply behind pipe that it can turn online when gas markets stabilize, though executives said Oct. 30 it might not be needed for some time.
EQT Flexes Midstream Muscles in 3Q After Equitrans Acquisition
Natural gas producer EQT Corp. says it has far more flexibility to respond to market prices following its acquisition of Equitrans Midstream.
Matador’s U-lateral Delaware Tests Outproduce 2-mile Straight Holes
Matador Resources' results from eight Loving County, Texas, tests include two 2-mile U-turn laterals, five 2-mile straight laterals and one 1-mile straight lateral, according to state data.
DT Midstream Moves on Network Expansion, See Gas Demand Up in ‘25
DT Midstream expects an increase in natural gas demand in the Haynesville Shale in 2025, despite a third-quarter earnings miss.
BP Profit Falls On Weak Oil Prices, May Slow Share Buybacks
Despite a drop in profit due to weak oil prices, BP reported strong results from its U.S. shale segment and new momentum in the Gulf of Mexico.
Matador May Tap Its Haynesville ‘Gas Bank’ if Prices Stabilize
The operator holds 8,900 net Haynesville Shale acres and 14,800 net Cotton Valley acres in northwestern Louisiana, all HBP, that it would drill if gas prices stabilize—or divest for the right price.
NextEra Ponders Nuclear Plant Restart as Backlog Climbs
NextEra Energy’s CEO is considering restarting the Duane Arnold nuclear plant as electricity needs, particularly from data centers, are growing.
SLB Earnings Rise, But Weakened 4Q and 2025 Ahead Due to Oil Glut
SLB, like Liberty Energy, revised guidance lower for the coming months, analysts said, as oilfield service companies grapple with concerns over an oversupplied global oil market.