The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) predicts 2019 will be a record year for gas production, yet E&P companies are grappling with low gas prices. How do investors and private equity sources view this conundrum?
SPEAKERS:
- Charles A. Schliebs, managing director of Stone Pier Capital Advisors LP; and
- David Deckelbaum, managing director of energy – oil and gas exploration and production at Cowen & Co.
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