Showdown at the Eagle Ford Corral
Don’t look for Kimmeridge any time soon to wrap up and slap a bow on its dogged pursuit of a fellow Eagle Ford player. ...
Read MoreDon’t look for Kimmeridge any time soon to wrap up and slap a bow on its dogged pursuit of a fellow Eagle Ford player. ...
Read MoreReese Energy Consulting today is following the latest from three midstreamers—one exiting a partnership, one diving into a new one, and both with MPLX front and center. ...
Read MoreYep, it’s that time again when a broad sweep of global energy leaders come together to share their perspectives on energies old and new, and how they’re responding to ensure the world remains fully energized while saving the planet in the process. Welcome to CERAWeek in Houston, now day two through Friday, where a lineup of international energy rockstars makes their case and woos investors to get behind their plans going forward. Discussions include markets, climate, technology, and geopolitics. A fun grab that requires a back seat for mumbling and bag of popcorn to fully enjoy. Reese Energy Consulting today is following the latest from CERAWeek, where Saudi’s ARAMCO chief scoffed at the idea that oil and gas was nearing a doomsday bunker, describing a phase-out as a “fantasy” while global consumption for both continues to increase and likely grow through 2045. In his presentation originally titled, “Don’t Be Silly, We’re...
Read MoreLess than two months after the administration slapped an indefinite delay on permits and approvals for new LNG projects, the dominos have started to fall....
Read MoreWhen the oil patch hits a rough patch, companies do whatever it takes to right their ships. Some survive while others thrive, but there’s always sacrifice. Such was the case for pipeline giant Williams back in the early 2000s when faced with a debt-to-capital ratio of 71%. ...
Read MoreIf you’re one who happens to find sheer bliss deciphering oil and gas earnings reports, you know the signs were clearer than Windex-ed glass that Pa.-based EQT planned to welcome back home the business unit it spun off little more than six years ago. ...
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