EQT’s Rice: ‘Wake Up’ to Anti-Energy Movement
In the face of growing opposition to fossil fuels and energy infrastructure, EQT CEO Toby Rice pulled out a rallying cry at Hart Energy’s DUG Appalachia conference: “Wake up!”
Expand Energy: Chesapeake’s Bankruptcy to Largest Gas Producer in US
Before Expand Energy could boast itself as the largest by volume natural gas-weighted E&P in the U.S., its predecessor Chesapeake Energy had to climb out of bankruptcy.
CEO: Range Passes On M&A Fervor For Now: ‘We Didn’t Have To’
While the rest of the E&P sector bought, merged and consolidated, Range Resources sat on the sidelines in Appalachia because it already has plenty of drilling inventory, CEO Dennis Degner says.
Marcellus Waiting to Exhale But Held Back by Regional, Economic Factors
After years of exploitation as one of the country’s first unconventional shale plays, the Marcellus still has plenty of natural gas for producers, even if regional and economic factors have kept much of it bottled up.
Twenty Years Ago, Range Jumpstarted the Marcellus Boom
Range Resources launched the Appalachia shale rush, and rising domestic power and LNG demand can trigger it to boom again.
Proppant Suppliers Covia, Black Mountain Merge to Become Iron Oak Energy Solutions
Iron Oak Energy Solutions will supply proppant to E&P operations in basins across North America.
ONEOK’s Acquisitions Pay Off with Increased Earnings
ONEOK Inc. also announced the completion of its $2.6 billion Medallion Midstream deal.
Expand ‘Having Tons of Conversations’ to Power Data Centers with Gas
Expand Energy, the largest U.S. gas producer, has some 1 Bcf/d of supply behind pipe that it can turn online when gas markets stabilize, though executives said Oct. 30 it might not be needed for some time.
EQT Flexes Midstream Muscles in 3Q After Equitrans Acquisition
Natural gas producer EQT Corp. says it has far more flexibility to respond to market prices following its acquisition of Equitrans Midstream.
DT Midstream Moves on Network Expansion, See Gas Demand Up in ‘25
DT Midstream expects an increase in natural gas demand in the Haynesville Shale in 2025, despite a third-quarter earnings miss.