Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - September 2016
Cover Story
Private Buyers
Although asset competition has heated up, the window for private buyers with cash remains wide open.
Feature
BP's Lower 48 Transformed
With 6 million net acres, a new CEO and trilateral horizontals underway, BP’s growth onshore the U.S. will be much more visible.
Proppant: Secure Or Scarce?
Proppant use is on the rise as E&Ps extend laterals and boost loading. As the industry recovers, will there be enough to go around?
Riding The A&D Roller Coaster
After a dismal first quarter yet active second, deal makers are cautious. Here are analysis and a list of first-half 2016 transactions.
Stacking Up Impressive Results
Operators are driving down breakeven economics in the Stack.
Talent Safeguards
Companies need to retain the critical employees who can lead them forward.
The Midstream Symbiosis
The upstream and midstream sectors need each other and, frequently, may appear to be one and the same.
A&D Trends
Delaware In The Rough
Luxe Energy LLC slips out of the Delaware with a handsome payday.
At Closing
Keys To Recovery
For some, finding the green shoots of the recovery is like finding Pokémon.
Bright Spots
Meet John H. Campbell III
John H. Campbell III and his partners are focused on conventional plays.
Completions
Communication, Data Can Smooth Path To Capital
Communication and plentiful data smooth the path when working with private equity investors.
E&P Momentum
A Recipe For Expansion
Longer laterals are part of the rapidly evolving recipe for capital efficiency.
From the Editor-in-Chief
The Lost Art Of The Amplitude Play
As geophysicists turn their attention to shale, will the art of identifying the oft-overlooked amplitude play be lost?
On the Money
Hallivision
Service CEOs say the bottom has been reached.