Darren
Barbee
Oil and Gas Investor
Canadian Lawmakers Call for Action from US, Canadian Leaders in Enbridge Pipeline Dispute
Michigan Gov. Whitmer has ordered Enbridge to shut Line 5 over leakage concerns.
Official: DAPL Closure Could Shut 400,000 bbl/d of N.D. Oil Output
US District Court judge is considering the Dakota Access Pipeline case concerning Energy Transfer’s asset.
E&P Bankruptcies on Simmer in First Quarter
In a sign of possible attrition, there were no billion-dollar bankruptcies filed in the first quarter by oil and gas producers in North America, which hasn’t happened since third-quarter 2018, according to Texas-based law firm Haynes and Boone.
NextDecade, Mitsubishi Ink Deal for Rio Grande LNG Carbon Capture Project
NextDecade Corp. and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America Inc. have signed an engineering services agreement for the design, license, and performance guarantee of the KM CDR Process, a post-combustion carbon capture technology to be applied at NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project in the Port of Brownsville, Texas.
Merit Energy Moves Gas Gathering Workflows to the Quorum Software Cloud
Oil and gas operator increases productivity and efficiency by moving its myQuorum TIPS gas gathering processes to the cloud.
E&P Plus: Appalachia and the Race to Capitalize on Higher Henry Hub Prices
Who can access spare Appalachia takeaway? This analysis takes a look at how pipeline takeaway capacity will determine which companies can grow production and on which midstream systems.
Texas Oil Pipelines Face Dry Months as Production Languishes
Construction spree has led to more capacity than producers can meet.
TC Energy Eyes Renewable Energy Opportunities for US Pipeline Business
TC Energy said April 12 it had issued a request for information seeking to identify wind energy investment opportunities that would generate 620 megawatt of “zero-carbon” electricity for its U.S. pipeline business.
Midstream Business Pinnacle II Executive Q&A: Starting in the Midland Basin
Pinnacle Midstream founder Greg Sargent is confident in the Permian Basin and the industry’s ability to “conform and prosper as we always have” to new conditions and regulations.
Uganda, Tanzania, Oil Firms Sign Accords to Build $3.5 Billion Pipeline
Uganda, a landlocked east African nation, needs the pipeline to transport the crude to international markets.