Advances in drilling technology reignited a stagnant American oil and gas industry and turned the U.S. into the world’s largest crude exporter. Despite momentum for a clean energy transition, experts at Hart Energy’s 50th Anniversary Hall of Fame Awards ceremony said U.S. oil and gas will be needed for decades to come.
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A half-century of massive deals, eye-popping purchase prices and larger-than-life characters have reshaped the global energy landscape as we know it.
Petrie Partners chairman Tom Petrie and Wesley K. Clark, CEO of Wesley K. Clark & Associates sit down for a conversation about oil in the context of national and economic security in the U.S. and abroad.
Smaller, more creative M&A deals are becoming the standard in the Permian’s Midland and Delaware basins, an Enverus analyst says.
As Expand Energy leans into its newly combined Chesapeake-Southwestern acreage, Tim Beard, the company’s vice president of drilling, would be “surprised” if Expand did not drill U-turn wells in the Appalachian Basin.
President-elect Donald Trump's energy secretary nominee Chris Wright championed energy's role in bettering human lives earlier this year on stage at Hart Energy’s DUG GAS Conference and Expo.
MPLX Executive Vice President and COO Greg Floerke delves into the company evolution in Appalachia and the increase in its liquids exports and production scale, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
But while Expand Energy keeps a watchful eye on what its neighbors are doing, the current gas price is too difficult for Expand to dive into the costly far western Haynesville play itself, said Tim Beard, Expand’s vice president of drilling.
Encino Energy's Tim Parker tells Hart Energy's Nissa Darbonne about the economics of drilling in the company's Utica oil development at the DUG Appalachia Conference and Expo.
EQT CEO Toby Rice highlights natural gas' potential to achieve the energy trifecta, affordability, reliability and zero carbon, with the help of carbon capture technology, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Executives from CNX Resources, AMP and Hines say natural gas has what it takes to meet growing electricity needs of data centers.
While the rest of the E&P sector bought, merged and consolidated, Range Resources sat on the sidelines in Appalachia because it already has plenty of drilling inventory, CEO Dennis Degner says.
Vital Energy CEO Jason Pigott discusses the company’s relationship with Northern Oil and Gas, including transactions across different assets from Forge and Point Energy, and Vital’s priorities going forward, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.