E&P Bankruptcies Move in ‘Very Hairy’ Direction
Court rulings over disputes with midstream operators are no longer easy to predict.
August 1, 2020
LNG Exec: Gas Market Could See Post-COVID Supply Crunch
Tellurian’s Meg Gentle anticipates rising demand coinciding with slower production growth.
July 28, 2020
Is Energy Transition Ready to Kick Shale to the Curb?
Probably not, but backers believe cleaner fuels are primed, post-COVID-19, to make strides.
July 15, 2020
IHS Markit: Shale Output Growth to Return, but Far Short of Glory Days
Reduced global demand and an altered oil and gas industry business model to please investors shrink the projected increases in production.
July 9, 2020
Private Minerals Companies: Solid (Relatively) as the Rock
A brutal downcycle hurts all, but don’t mistake mineral portfolios with struggling E&Ps. The nature of their part of the business means less risk but greater stability in times like these.
July 7, 2020
Despite DAPL Setback, Energy Transfer Vows to Keep Fighting
A day after Dominion and Duke canceled the Atlantic Coast Pipeline as litigation mounted, the industry again finds itself confounded by permitting issues.
July 7, 2020
Oil and Gas Players Provide Support for Offshore Wind Projects
Shell and Equinor aspire to be major players in a dramatically expanding U.S. wind power sector.
June 23, 2020
BP Report: Global Energy Consumption Rises, But Growth Rate Slips
BP CEO expresses concerns about the impact of COVID-19 in a ‘pivotal moment’ for the world.
June 17, 2020
When Will Shale Gas Recover?
Numerous factors, including oil production, COVID-19 and infrastructure complicate the picture.
June 3, 2020
Midstream Projects: Cloudy, with a Chance of Free Falls
The March market meltdown may have unnerved some oil and gas investors, but plenty of midstream projects either opened or moved forward.
June 2, 2020