Shale Makes Oil, Natural Gas Price Correlation Less Pertinent
The success of shale has redefined the supply structure of the two fuel sources and has led to the decoupling of oil and gas prices.
June 11, 2018
Maya Oil Discount Continues To Widen
The Maya oil discount has been broadening because of the continued sharp widening of the West Texas Sour differential due to bottlenecks in the Midland Basin.
June 8, 2018
Why California Oil Production Needs To Ramp Up
The perception is that regulatory hurdles make California a difficult place for producers to thrive, but good opportunities are often overlooked.
June 1, 2018
How US Withdrawal From Iran Nuclear Deal Affects Oil Prices
The action could help prop up crude oil prices at their current levels for a while, but sanctions could put about 1 MMbbl/d in the oil market at risk.
May 8, 2018
E&P Bankruptcies Could Be Slowing Down
Rebound in oil prices and restructurings of debt loads mean the trend toward more bankrupt producers is easing.
May 7, 2018
Should WTI Remain Benchmark For US Crude?
WTI’s importance will continue to rise as U.S. production grows, but some experts are calling for a new benchmark.
May 2, 2018
Analyst: Comstock Resources’ Deal With Jerry Jones ‘Bold’
Seaport Global and Coker Palmer are among those giving positive reviews of the deal.
April 30, 2018
Energy Stocks Making A Comeback
Positive signs for stocks of energy companies have emerged lately making the sector more attractive for investors, analysts say.
April 19, 2018
Breitburn Bankruptcy Exit Sign Energy Industry Is Rebounding
The turnaround of Breitburn, which encountered many hurdles during its two-year Chapter 11 bankruptcy, indicates ‘better times in the energy industry.’
April 16, 2018
Why California Oil Production Needs To Ramp Up
The perception is that regulatory hurdles make California a difficult place for producers to thrive, but good opportunities are often overlooked.
April 9, 2018