LNG Projects Face More Conundrums
For U.S. LNG project developers, times are tougher than trying to grab a couple of winks on a bed of nails....
Read MoreFor U.S. LNG project developers, times are tougher than trying to grab a couple of winks on a bed of nails....
Read MoreFollowing our post yesterday, Reese Energy Consulting is talking natural gas pipelines again for those whose heart’s race each time a new project is announced or pronounced “Go!” We share the same affliction. ...
Read MoreAside from the billion-dollar deals this week in the scene-stealing Permian, a much smaller acquisition in the gas-rich Haynesville might well take the prize for best bargain....
Read MoreWhen last we visited Energy Transfer earlier in May, the midstream machine and its combo platter of crude oil, natural gas, and NGL energy infrastructure had just wrapped up a spectacular 1Q. Perhaps there was a twinkle in the eye from Executive Chairman Kelcy Warren as the company marked its achievements, the reap of rewards from last year’s $9 billion in acquisitions, and the not-so-subtle hint there could be more fish to fry given just the right cast. ...
Read MoreThe U.S. oil and gas pipeline network is a sight to behold that goes largely unseen save for a satellite image. Operating around the clock, shouldering a massive responsibility to keep the nation running uninterrupted at full speed, it’s also one of the world’s largest. Home to the greatest number of crude oil pipelines at 147, with another eight under development. Home to 254 natural gas pipelines—the most in North America. And still, we need more to keep pace with the vast changes underfoot that depend on this critical network....
Read MoreFor the uninitiated youngins, our headline today nods to an earlier time when we OGs learned to read with the help of a schoolbook known as Dick and Jane—characters who introduced us to their Spaniel mix named Spot. ...
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