Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - December 2010
Cover Story
The View from NYC
From the world's financial center, energy investors describe their outlook for the industry, and whether it is incongruous with that of leaders in the world's oil and gas centers today.
Feature
Eagle Rock's Comeback
After spending more than $1.3 billion to grow its upstream, minerals and midstream businesses, this company hit a wall when gas prices fell.
ETF Investing
Exchange-traded funds have been on a roll. Here's how to find the one with the best fit, and make it pay off. But watch for the "roll."
Halliburton's Money Man
CFO Mark McCollum describes how the service giant has been building through the downturn.
Hungry Asian Buyers
Internal demand for oil, gas and other commodities trumps geopolitical or economic sensitivities as China and other Asian nations invest in energy worldwide.
Huron Shale
Horizontal drilling is paying off in this decades-old Appalachian Basin.
Riding The Reset
E&P analysts evaluate the drivers that will move E&P stocks in 2011.
At Closing
Bright Spots
Meet Ronnie Boudreaux
Noble Royalties' Ronnie Boudreaux heads up the acquisition team.
Capital Markets
Completions
E&P Momentum
California Light Oil Explorer
Zodiac Exploration Corp. is targeting a California light-oil resource play.
From the Editor-in-Chief
Media Monkey Business
Can the media handle the truth?
Industry Icons
Mike Bahorich, Executive Vice President, Apache Corp.
Apache's Mike Bahorich has his finger on the pulse of technology advances.
Legends
Chatting with Walter Williams
From running a public E&P to exporting LNG, Walter L. Williams' career spans 50 years.