Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - July 2019
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The Great Energy Transition away from fossil fuels that some claim must happen, and that others say is already underway, is one of the biggest events to unfold in our lifetimes. It brings up the specter of peak demand, says Oil and Gas Investor's executive editor-at-large Leslie Haines. This issue of Oil and Gas Investor takes a deep dive into the drivers of peak oil demand.
Also in this issue:
- The world is embarking on a low-carbon diet, but does this herald the end of the oil age? It’s complicated.
- The recently retired co-founder and CEO of Plains All American Pipeline, Greg Armstrong, shares his insights on business success—and the energy industry’s future.
- The Gulf of Mexico may not be in a renaissance, but there are clear signs that it has its groove back as exploration activity surges, companies drill wells and M&A heats up.
Cover Story
Peak Oil Demand
The world is embarking on a low-carbon diet, but does this herald the end of the oil age? It’s complicated.
Feature
Burnishing The Rockies’ Rep
There’s more than one road in the Rockies. While E&Ps pursue exploration in Wyoming, their counterparts in Colorado are adjusting development programs to conform to local control legislation.
Consolidating Permian Water
The market’s biggest challenges—scale and consolidation—are also its biggest necessities.
Energy Stocks To Watch: Opportunities Abound
Analysts offered their favorite SMID-cap oil and gas stock picks, and then the late-May sell-off presented a chance to buy.
Executive Q&A With Greg Armstrong: ‘Do The Right Thing’
The recently retired co-founder and CEO of Plains All American Pipeline, Greg Armstrong, shares his insights on business success—and the energy industry’s future.
Gas-Fired PowerGen: Natgas & The Renewables
While non-hydro renewable-derived electricity’s share of the power grid has grown, natural gas’ share is growing by more—and as power demand itself has risen.
Gulf Of Mexico: Big Gulf
The Gulf of Mexico may not be in a renaissance, but there are clear signs that it has its groove back as exploration activity surges, companies drill wells and M&A heats up.
The Top 100 Private E&Ps
Producing 6.5 million barrels equivalent per day, these 100 private producers represent the best of the U.S. oil and gas industry.
WaterBridge Takes Form
WaterBridge was among the first companies to carve out a niche in the “wild west” water midstream business of the Permian Basin.
A&D Trends
A&D Trends: Reeled In
Is a trend of more consolidation suggested by the recent Anadarko Petroleum and Covey Park Energy takeovers to come in the A&D market?
At Closing
Oil And Gas Investor At Closing: Energy Or Environment
The Great Energy Transition is underway. But can new energies meet the demand of some 2 billion people coming into the middle class in the next few decades?
E&P Momentum
E&P Momentum: Every Well Matters
Privately held Permian Basin operators count on execution and flexibility to generate oil and gas sector-leading capital returns.
From the Editor-in-Chief
From OGI Editor-In-Chief: Spurred To Be Private
Former Wildhorse Resource Development CEO Jay Graham explains what spurred the exit from his recently IPO’d beloved company, and why starting up private again makes him happy.
On the Money
On The Money: Confusion Or Complacency?
Like a jigsaw puzzle scattered on the floor, E&Ps struggle to put together the pieces that comprise an attractive picture while investors remain paralyzed by myriad externalities.