Coterra Energy has yet to get in on the large-scale M&A wave sweeping across the Lower 48—but CEO Tom Jorden said Coterra is keeping an eye on acquisition opportunities.
In a world rattled by instability, his company offers a measure of energy security to natural gas users via its fleet of floating storage and regasification units.
Occidental CEO Vicki Hollub said plans to divest non-core Permian assets would come after closing the pending acquisition of CrownRock — but reports have since emerged that the company is considering selling its share of Western Midstream Partners, valued at about $20 billion, according to Reuters.
Export demand drives a record fourth quarter as companies including Enterprise Products Partners, MPLX and Williams look to expand in the NGL market.
Industry leaders worry that the DOE’s suspension of approvals for LNG projects will persuade global customers to seek other suppliers, wreaking havoc on energy security.
The tie-up between Diamondback Energy and Endeavor Energy—two of the Permian’s top oil producers—is expected to create a new “super-independent” E&P with a market value north of $50 billion.
ESG champion BlackRock is paring, while Exxon Mobil’s growing. Today, ESG is just table stakes.
Even though demand is the bigger weight on traders’ minds right now, Red Sea attacks and the U.S.’ “shadow war” with Iran still have the potential to impact the global oil supply, and consequently, prices.
East Daley Analytics expects the $17 billion Chesapeake and Southwestern merger to shift the risk and reward outlook for several midstream services providers.
Ongoing U.S. tensions with China and Russia offer Vietnam an opportunity to boost economic ties with the former if American investors can steer past geopolitical smokescreens and destine funds for infrastructure, power and LNG projects all somewhat tied to Vietnam’s manufacturing sector.
Weakening economic outlooks overpower geopolitical risks in oil pricing.
A Vistra Corp. chief, ERCOT’s vice chairman and a private investor talk about what’s really happening on the U.S. grid, and it’s not just a Texas thing.
Petrie Partners may not be the biggest or flashiest investment bank on the block, but after over two decades, its executives have been around the block more than most.
In this OGInterview, Hart Energy's Chris Mathews sat down with Petrie Partners—perhaps not the biggest or flashiest investment bank around, but after over two decades, the firm has been around the block more than most.
Proposed rules for the 45V hydrogen production tax credit leave blue hydrogen up in the air, but producers planning to use natural gas with carbon capture and storage have options.
Can new designs, automation and aerospace inspiration boost drilling results?
The EPA’s methane rule will likely face resistance—but it shouldn’t.
The Inflation Reduction Act sections 45Q and 45Z are incentives to invest in energy transition and renewable energy projects, but they involve legal considerations to account for.
The industry must evaluate its price of carbon to prepare for the impact of a possible border tax.
The Permian’s Tier 1 acreage opportunities for startup E&Ps are dwindling. Investors are beginning to look elsewhere.
Cryptocurrency miners and their ravenous appetite for electricity are creating widespread problems for electricity grids that are already short of capacity.
After volatility in natural gas prices and broader economic instability in 2023, could BKV Corp.—the largest Barnett Shale producer—move forward with its IPO this year?
U.S. takeout targets are few now. Operators may go abroad to add reserves, according to Enverus. Private E&Ps may pick up offshoots from portfolio pruning.
With an expectedly close presidential election and small margins of control in both houses of Congress, more policy and regulatory unpredictability is certain for the U.S. oil and gas industry.
Sunoco LP is gaining greater scale and adding new business lines through its $7.3 billion acquisition of NuStar Energy LP. But given Energy Transfer’s 100% ownership of the Sunoco partnership, could the deal face pushback by regulators?
EOG’s latest wells in its new Ohio oil play are rolling into state public records, while Ascent Resources and Encino Energy are reporting the biggest producers. All three are landing 3-milers. Some are 3.5 miles.
Like movies under the Marvel and “Star Wars” banners—that have recently bombed—growth stocks are continuing a good run, but the appeal of the niche midstream sector could take center stage in 2024.
Vitol executive Ben Marshall told oil and gas producers at IPAA’s Private Capital Conference that Saudi Arabia is losing patience. Also, the energy transition will take longer than expected.
Escalating tensions in the Red Sea heighten the potential for shipment disruptions and major impact on energy markets.
The year ahead could include more technology stacking, commercialization of geothermal technologies and improved economic conditions, analysts say.