Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - March 2025

In this issue of Oil and Gas Investor, Executive Editor-at-Large Nissa Darbonne keeps us up to date with an in-depth analysis of the Haynesville Shale. Also in this issue, Editorial Director Jordan Blum speaks Dan Brouillette, former energy secretary, about the regulatory changes on the horizon for oil and gas; Editor-in-Chief Deon Daugherty speaks with Rockcliff Energy III Executive Chairman Alan Smith and CEO Sheldon Burleson about Rockcliff's Texas-sized ambition; Senior Editor of Shale/A&D Chris Mathews explores hydrocarbon resources "West of the Wall" in the U.S. Rockies; and Senior Editor of Gas and Midstream Sandy Segrist explores what's at stake in the energy industry in the shadow of frequently changing tarriff futures. 

Features

Keeping Up with the Haynesville
Futures are up, but extra Haynesville Bcfs are being kept in the ground for now, while operators wait to see the Henry Hub prices. A more than $3.50 strip is required. As much as $5 is preferred.

The Wall
Gas demand is rising in the western U.S., and Uinta and Green River producers have ample supply and takeaway capacity.

The Evolving Federal State of Energy
What happens when the Trump wrecking ball swings into the bureaucratic web of everything that touches oil and gas?

Lone Star State of Mind
Rockcliff Energy III Executive Chairman Alan Smith and CEO Sheldon Burleson have their Quantum Capital-backed company’s Texas-sized ambition focused on the western Haynesville and the Eagle Ford.

Trade War! Or Maybe Not
An energy industry that prefers stability attempts to adjust to the Great Disruptor taking over the White House.

DUCs Fly the Coop
The Midland Basin depleted its inventory of excess DUCs the most last year, falling from two months of runway to one.