Turning Down the Volumes: EQT Latest E&P to Retreat from Painful NatGas Prices
Despite moves by EQT, Chesapeake and other gassy E&Ps, natural gas prices will likely remain in a funk for at least the next quarter, analysts said.
Kimmeridge Activates on SilverBow: A Battle for South Texas Gas
Investment firm Kimmeridge is looking for more natural gas production for its own E&P to participate in the Gulf Coast LNG market. SilverBow Resources has gas.
From Tokyo Gas to Chesapeake: The Slow-burning Fuse that Lit Haynesville M&A
TG Natural Resources rides the LNG wave with Rockcliff deal amid shale consolidation boom.
The OGInterview: TG Natural Resources Rides LNG Wave
TG Natural Resources rides the LNG wave with its Rockcliff deal amid a shale consolidation boom.
Repsol Eyes Increasing Core US Upstream Business
Madrid-based Repsol SA will invest €$2.2 billion (US$2.38 billion) between 2024-2027 on its unconventional assets in the Marcellus and Eagle Ford as it focuses on increasing its core U.S. upstream business platform.
Exclusive: Can NatGas Save the 'Fragile' Electric Grid?
John Harpole, the founder and president of Mercator Energy, says he is concerned about meeting peak electric demand and if investors will hesitate on making LNG export facilities investment decisions after the Biden administration's recent LNG pause, in this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive interview.
Comstock Continues Wildcatting, Drops Two Legacy Haynesville Rigs
The operator is dropping two of five rigs in its legacy East Texas and northwestern Louisiana play and continuing two north of Houston.
Matador Resources Declares Quarterly Dividend
Matador Resources will pay a $0.20 dividend on March 13 to shareholders of record by Feb. 23.
Which Haynesville E&Ps Might Bid for Tellurian’s Upstream Assets?
As Haynesville E&Ps look to add scale and get ahead of growing LNG export capacity, Tellurian’s Louisiana assets are expected to fetch strong competition, according to Energy Advisors Group.
Tellurian Exploring Sale of Upstream Haynesville Shale Assets
Tellurian, which in November raised doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern, said cash from a divestiture would be used to pay off debt and finance the company’s Driftwood LNG project.