Despite a seemingly quiet year, the Haynesville saw a 54% increase in rig activity, reaching 72 in mid-December.
What’s next for the industry’s evolution?
What used to be a domestic business is now the key to worldwide energy security.
Private equity moves aggressively to transform the midstream sector.
Initial moves by Washington and Caracas in their geopolitical chess match led to the restart of negotiations between the ruling party and the opposition around a democratic solution to Venezuela’s political crisis and issuance of a license to allow Chevron Corp. to produce and lift its oil in Venezuela.
World turmoil hits home for U.S. producers.
The U.K.’s new young Prime Minister Rishi Sunak gave his first speech this week promising to fix mistakes by the former minister while saying he’ll again ban fracking.
The immediate future for the ERCOT grid is not bright and as more wind and solar is added to the grid, Texas will rely more and more on aging coal and natural gas power.
An EIA report on U.S. natural gas showed that this year's storage level was at 3,580 Bcf—only a 1% difference from the 3,617 Bcf of storage reported this time last year.
Civitas Resources in the D-J Basin is aligning executive compensation with stakeholders, meeting emissions reduction targets and is on target to generate $1 billion in annual free cash flow this year. And inside its C-suite, a millennial woman from Colombia is showing everyone how it’s done.
Shale royalty Bryan Sheffield and Dick Stoneburner shift their attention to Australia.
While East Daley Analytics sees a growth story ahead for midstream, the market seems to lack conviction. Here’s why.
The current round of pipeline expansions means more capacity and consolidation in the Permian Basin.
Companies with global influence and interests control more than half the acreage in the Permian Basin. Here is a rundown of the major player’s operations in the Permian including acreage, production and near-term plans.
Ryan Lance, E&P leader at the helm of ConocoPhillips Co., has worked with peers and governments throughout the world. On the energy future, he says, “It’s really going to take ‘all the above.’”
Booms and busts are part of the oil business, but the last two came at the worst possible time, happening less than six years apart—with a pandemic to boot.
Hart Energy announces the next class of Oil and Gas Investor’s “Forty Under 40” recognition program—champions of the next generation of oil and gas professionals.
Private equity sees continuing opportunities in the prolific basin.
Industry veterans and experts share insight on energy transition trends evolving in the Permian Basin.
U.S. President Joe Biden’s pledge to penalize Saudi Arabia for massive OPEC oil cuts puts the Biden administration in reactive mode as midterm elections loom.
Confident that E&Ps will continue to temper growth and prioritize cash flow generation, investors have enthusiastically returned to the oil and gas fold, providing the industry with index-beating stock performance.
After landing landmark approval for a Permian Basin gas plant in Texas, Stakeholder Midstream management shared with Hart Energy how its plans of CO₂ sequestration will help reduce the industry’s carbon footprint.
Charif Souki was the first to new-build a U.S. LNG import plant this century. He followed with the first Lower 48 LNG export plant. His thoughts on this 2022 chapter of the global natural gas story include “misery” and “nervous” and “total nonsense.”
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine tilts the LNG market to favor the U.S., which has drilled and innovated its way to become a key global exporter of LNG—thanks in large part to the persistence of Charif Souki.
This month Oil and Gas Investor spotlights Stephen DeSalvo, COO and country manager of Saba Energy where his current work is focused on Belize, in its Who’s Who in E&P A&D.
Scale equals relevance and Ranger Oil, doing everything its larger peers do, wants to build its way in the Eagle Ford to higher trading multiples, CEO and President Darrin Henke told Hart Energy in this exclusive interview.
The Rice University Baker Institute for Public Policy’s Political Science Fellow Mark P. Jones recently spoke to Hart Energy about some of the headwinds confronting oil and gas investors eyeing shale opportunities in Argentina’s massive Vaca Muerta formation.
Analysis of annual incentive plan compensation formulas for 20 of the largest publicly traded U.S. E&P companies revealed just how dramatically executive compensation metrics have evolved in recent years.
Sporadic deal flow and the emergence of minerals companies highlight 2022 — a year that started out with swagger before the war in Ukraine upended commodity prices.
South American countries Brazil and Argentina offer large-scale investment opportunities that focus on electricity, renewables, asset divestments, crude oil and natural gas production and infrastructure build outs and LNG exports.