Utah’s Energy Renaissance Continues to Build Steam
The unique waxy crude from Utah’s Uinta Basin has historically been a blessing and a curse. ...
Read MoreThe unique waxy crude from Utah’s Uinta Basin has historically been a blessing and a curse. ...
Read MoreFour days now into a new Administration and a whirlwind of Executive Orders, the nation’s oil and gas industry—in a great exhalation—is charged up with serious horsepower. Especially for natural gas, where the U.S. sits as chairman of the board of world production and exports as global demand is expected to rise with historic volumes....
Read MoreYesterday’s inauguration has officially put the sizzle back into American oil and gas. After four long years, the atmosphere today is feeling positively electric for producers, midstream operators, LNG developers, and their plans and developments. We know it has for our colleagues and clients with projects in the queue....
Read MoreDepending on which energy prognosticators you follow, 2025 is already gathering a perfect storm for American natural gas—but in a sunny interpretation of the term. In these last waning days of the year, a confluence of domestic and global factors is at play, ahead of a new administration that recognizes the value of and opportunity for our prolific natural gas resources....
Read MoreFor all the regulatory lashings, a moratorium on new LNG export permits, several terminal outages, and construction delays on projects, the U.S. is still set to be anointed world’s largest LNG exporter for the second consecutive year. ...
Read MoreProducers in the Haynesville this year have no doubt endured quite the teeter-totter ride. That’s mostly due to low-down-dirty natural gas prices that have taken a whippin’ stick to operators working their assets off in the nation’s third-largest natural gas basin....
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