The two producers known for their EOR activity look to expand their CO₂ midstream operations. Also, one analyst points out the insufficiencies in the current policy in the U.S. to justify CCUS projects.
Water in and out as well as hydrocarbon transport sustain new completion techniques for U.S. shale producers.
Pipeline operators have shown leadership in trying to curb emissions, including initiatives in planning CO₂ lines.
Molecules need to reach markets for owners or operators to make money.
What does it take to woo private equity to the independent E&P sector in the age of ESG?
Northeastern U.S. private equity investors are seeing value across the energy spectrum that now includes alternative energy and the infrastructure it needs.
Natural gas supply is limited by hesitancy from investors and producers, as well as logistics constraints.
As traditional public and private sources of capital step back, family offices are stepping in to fund selective oil and gas deals. The question is, what attracts them and can they fill the gap?
Improving operational efficiencies in hydraulic fracturing by moving to subtle understanding of fissures and proppant.
The stacked pay basin has tantalized oil and gas producers as technical advances started to tame high variability, costs and frustrations.
