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May 8, 2026
Midstreamers Continue to Make Beautiful Noise
And just like that, another burst of midstream news has seized the limelight and it’s hard to ignore. ...
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May 6, 2026
When One Door Closes…
It must’ve been a tough pill to swallow for Nick Dell’Osso last February. Three months ago, the CEO of Okla. City-based Expand Energy, who led the company to become the nation’s largest natural gas producer, faced a board decision to relocate headquarter operations and top-level executives to Houston. After 17 years with Expand (previously Chesapeake Energy) and less than six years in the pilot seat where he navigated the merger of Chesapeake and Southwestern Energy, Dell’Osso decided to wave goodbye. ...
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May 1, 2026
Japan’s Trade Deal with the U.S. Couldn’t Have Happened at a Better Time
While the Middle East, Europe, and Australia have been actively investing in America in recent times to take advantage of the nation’s much friendlier climate and our wealth of resources, it’s Japan that’s driving foreign oil and gas investments here....
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April 23, 2026
Kinder Morgan Outperforms, Adds More Sugar to its Pipeline Portfolio
Sleep might have come easy for CEO Kim Dang on the eve before reporting Kinder Morgan’s Q1 2026 results yesterday. But then again, maybe not. Great news can either lull you into sweet dreams or keep you crazy awake with anticipation. ...
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April 16, 2026
Standing Tall in Osage County
The Joseph H. Williams Tallgrass Prairie in Okla’s Osage County is named for its benefactor, a longtime leader of Tulsa-based Williams you could simply call Joe, and a fierce champion of The Nature Conservancy. ...
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April 10, 2026
The Rise, Fall, and Rise Again of the San Juan Basin
The San Juan Basin, which extends 7,500 square miles across northwest N.M., and southwest Colo., bears a storied history of gas riches, disappointments, and recent revivals. Natural gas was first discovered here in 1921. By 2007, the San Juan was touted as the nation’s largest gas field with claims of 12.9 TCF of recoverable reserves. But after 10 years of decline and poor economics, the basin in 2017 saw a mass exodus of its largest players—ConocoPhillips, BP, and ExxonMobil—chasing Permian treasures. Enter the independents ready to snap up those assets. ...
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