Repsol Eyes Marcellus, Eagle Ford Developments
Developments for Madrid-based Repsol in the Marcellus and Eagle Ford look promising in 2023 and beyond after the Spanish oil giant upped its positions in both shale plays last year.
Williams, Chevron Agree to Natural Gas Production Projects in Haynesville and GoM
Williams and Chevron’s agreements will support growing natural gas developments in the Haynesville and Gulf of Mexico.
Exxon Accepted Risk of Refinery Lockout Ahead of Labor Talks
The U.S. National Labor Relations Board will decide whether Exxon Mobil will have to pay millions of dollars in back pay to 650 workers at its Beaumont refinery.
Energy Transfer’s Record Volumes Powered Strong Q4 Earnings
NGL transport led the way as Energy Transfer enjoyed a strong fourth-quarter 2022 earnings report.
US LNG Producers Poised to Leapfrog Rivals with Three New Projects
Sempra Energy's Port Arthur plant in Texas, Energy Transfer LP's Lake Charles in Louisiana and NextDecade Corp.'s Rio Grande in Texas are all poised to move ahead.
Freeport LNG to Achieve Partial Restart in February
Freeport LNG Development’s three-train Quintana Island liquefaction plant is expected to achieve a partial restart of its operations in February, according to Rystad Energy vice president Emily McClain.
Tech Trends: Patterson-UTI's Cortex Automation Sensation [WATCH]
In this week's E&P Tech Trends episode, join Hart Energy's senior technology editor Jennifer Pallanich as she explores Patterson-UTI's Rig 567.
US Product Export Ban: A Panacea for High Fuel Prices?
If a partial ban on U.S. refined product exports goes ahead, the impact on balances and flows could result in higher and lower prices, depending on the region.
Chevron’s Ballymore Project Makes Steady Progress
The Ballymore subsea tieback is targeting 150 MMboe, with first oil expected in 2025.
US Natgas Fall 3% on Milder Weather Despite Freeport LNG Return
Despite the Freeport LNG facility exporting its first cargo since it shut down last year, U.S. natural gas futures still slipped by 7 cents to $2.444/MMBtu.