With planning and early negotiations, oil and gas companies and renewable energy firms can develop projects concurrently, experts at NAPE said.
The non-op E&P reported $25 million in “opportunistic” acquisitions in the fourth quarter.
Dominic Macklon, who began his career with Conoco in 1991, is set to retire ConocoPhillips May 1.
ONEOK’s Saguaro Connector Pipeline will transport U.S. gas to Mexico Pacific’s Saguaro LNG project.
Partner at Veriten Arjun Murti gives his perspective on global energy needs and addresses EV adoption in the U.S. in this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive interview.
Magnolia Oil & Gas plans to boost production volumes in the single digits this year, with the majority of the growth coming from the Giddings Field.
Energy Transfer co-CEO Tom Long said the company is continuing to evaluate deal opportunities following the acquisitions of Lotus and Crestwood Equity Partners in 2023.
Transocean’s total backlog for its fleet is approximately $9 billion.
Mike Howard brings more than 28 years of midstream energy experience to Atlas Energy Solutions’ board of directors.
BP wants to boost its LNG portfolio to 25 mtpa by 2025 under a plan dubbed “25-by-25,” upping its portfolio by 9% compared to 2023, CEO Murray Auchincloss said during the company’s webcast with analysts.
The operator is dropping two of five rigs in its legacy East Texas and northwestern Louisiana play and continuing two north of Houston.
New Fortress Energy will sell its 20% stake in Energos Infrastructure, created by the company and Apollo, but maintain charters with LNG vessels.
The BP-operated Greater Tortue Ahmeyim project on the Mauritania and Senegal maritime border is expected to produce 2.3 million tonnes per annum during it’s initial phase.
Eni-operated block partner TotalEnergies says appraisal confirms the presence of significant resources and production potential in the block.
In this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive, Andrew Dittmar, Enverus Intelligence's senior vice president, compares 2023 consolidation to what he expects in 2024, including more public to public deals.
EQT Corp. inked upstream and midstream M&A in the fourth quarter—and the Appalachia gas giant is looking to ink more deals this year.
Williams to continue developing natural gas infrastructure in 2024 with growth capex expected to top $1.45 billion.
EE North America and Montauk Renewables signed a contract for the delivery of 140,000 tons per year of biogenic CO2, which will be turned into e-methanol.
The three projects—two in Texas and one in Arizona—will lift RWE’s total U.S. battery storage capacity to about 512 megawatts.
Transdisciplinary collaboration and reservoir understanding are key to mitigating CCUS risks.
EIA reported crude oil stocks increased by 12.8 MMbbl as February began, far outstripping expectations.
Wasatch Energy Management has retained EnergyNet for the sale of non-operated working interest and royalty opportunities in Duchesne and Uintah counties, Utah.
Matador Resources will pay a $0.20 dividend on March 13 to shareholders of record by Feb. 23.
Reactive Downhole Tools is also developing a new R&D test center in Abu Dhabi.
Sabah Oil & Gas Development Corp. says its collaboration with Gibson Shipbrokers will unlock energy availability for domestic and international markets.
Majors are shifting oilfields with favorable break-even points following deeper and more frequent boom cycles in the past decade and also reflects executives' belief that current high prices may not last.
Woodside Energy’s Trion is expected to start production in the Mexican sector of the Gulf of Mexico in 2028, and Woodside said the impact assessment will help the operator engage with local communities during the construction phase.
Geothermal company Fervo Energy is learning from oil and gas drilling and completion techniques to improve geothermal well costs and drill times.
The business combination among Flame Acquisition Corp., Sable Offshore Holdings and Sable Offshore Corp. will be renamed Sable Offshore Corp.
ConocoPhillips chairman and CEO Ryan Lance called U.S. President Joe Biden’s recent decision to pause new applications for the export of American LNG “shortsighted in the short-term.”