DUG Permian panelists acknowledge the challenges posed by ESG and climate concerns in the post-COVID finance environment, but expect cheap debt and higher valuations to push midstream deals forward.
Shell-shocked E&Ps posed challenges for midstream companies during the pandemic, but strategies based on renegotiating contracts, positioning for advantage in upcoming bankruptcies and broadening product offerings have shown that the sector has plenty of fight.
Mexican state-owned utility’s criminal investigation targeting WhiteWater could have a chilling effect on other U.S. energy companies looking at opportunities in the country.
The attorney who helmed the team representing XRI in its purchase of Celtic Disposal from Hibernia offers his insight on whether more E&Ps will seek to divest their water management units.
Many projects away from the coast, however, are beset by delays.
Natural gas use dipped and renewable demand grew, eating into coal’s share of power generation, BP’s annual report says.
The Babst Calland law firm’s annual report includes a chat with Sen. Joe Manchin and an assessment of the impact of President Biden’s government-wide climate approach.
Harvard researcher explores the linear progression of oil intensity and GDP.
The higher energy density of fossil fuels appeals to developing countries pursuing affordable fuel sources.
Carbon capture may be the optimal solution for an oil and gas industry striving to meet the dual demands of higher energy production and elimination of the CO2 emissions that come with it.
