Natural Gas on Track to Take the Nation’s Energy Lead
If you haven’t yet heard, natural gas is expected to become the nation’s dominant energy source by 2030, maybe even sooner, primarily driven by LNG and electrical power demand....
Read MoreIf you haven’t yet heard, natural gas is expected to become the nation’s dominant energy source by 2030, maybe even sooner, primarily driven by LNG and electrical power demand....
Read MoreWhile 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....
Read MoreThe shale revolution literally saved the nation’s oil and gas industry’s butt. There’s no denying, no argument. Because of this, we now produce more, of both, than any other country in history. The U.S. is an energy powerhouse. The world knows it. Depends on it. ...
Read MoreLet’s pretend you operate in the Middle East. Maybe it’s a profit engine like it is for Exxon, Chevron, Eni, and other big players Then, just when you thought your 2026 oil and gas strategy was analyzed to the nth degree, blessed by the board, and declared launch-ready, along comes an unexpected event. ...
Read MoreThere’s no easy way to fix the chaos triggered by war. Certainly not in a part of the oil-prolific world that’s been troubled for decades...
Read MoreWhat a year it’s been less than two months into 2026 for oil and gas mergers, asset divestitures, and acquisitions. While buyer demand remains strong for shale opportunities, especially in the luxe-priced Permian, it’s driven more producers to seek out opportunities in other basins, including explorations of new frontiers outside the U.S. ...
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