EnLink Midstream: Right Place, Right Time, Right Size
CEO Jesse Arenivas takes EnLink Midstream to first-mover status with a pipeline of carbon capture and sequestration projects.
HMDC Admits Fault in July 2019 Oil Leak
Hibernia Management and Development Company Ltd. (HMDC) acknowledged about 75 bbl of crude discharged into the Atlantic from Hibernia Platform.
TotalEnergies’ CEO Patrick Pouyanné Says US Key to LNG Strategy
TotalEnergies SE’s (NYSE: TTE) CEO Patrick Pouyanné said the French company was committed to growing its LNG business and its growing U.S. position, part of the second wave of U.S. LNG projects, is key to that strategy.
Clear as Mud: Tech Enables Reuse of Drilling Mud
R3 Environmental Systems’ process recovers drilling fluid and water from waste generated during drilling operations for use as a direct substitute for virgin drilling fluid in new drilling mud products.
Ovintiv Integrates $4.2B Midland Basin Acquisition in Q2
Ovintiv’s well “outperformance” in the second quarter led the company to an average production of 573,000 boe/d throughout the quarter.
CEO Darren Woods: Exxon Mobil Can Produce Lithium at ‘Much Lower Cost’
Exxon Mobil is investing $17 billion in low-carbon businesses like carbon capture, hydrogen and biofuels. But the U.S. supermajor is also considering lithium production, CEO Darren Woods told analysts.
Linde Sees Opportunity as E&Ps Enter Hydrogen Game
With more than 1,000 km of hydrogen pipeline in place and nearly 200 hydrogen refueling stations globally, Linde CEO says the company can scale up, even as big oil companies begin to enter the market.
Tailwater Capital Partners with Ash Creek Renewables
Details about the partnership between Tailwater Capital and Ash Creek Renewables, a provider of renewable fuel feedstocks, were not disclosed.
Antero Resources Records 2Q Loss, Adds Inventory
Operational performance improved compared to 2022’s second quarter results, and the company is “one upgrade” away from being investment grade.
TC Energy to Spin Off Liquids Pipeline Business
TC Energy said that after a two-year strategic review, the $36 billion company would best serve stockholders by spinning off its liquids pipelines business into a standalone publicly traded company.