Interesting news nuggets today: Coming off a “high” of 12% last month, wind this week dropped to just 6% of the total energy used by U.S. power plants to generate electricity. By contrast, natural gas rose to 44% of the total vs 40% in the same period. ...
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Among the 13 largest U.S. midstream companies, no less than seven are developing or actively constructing natural gas infrastructure in a single region—the Permian and Haynesville....
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For producers like Tulsa-based Sage Natural Resources, 2022 offered up grand returns from its Barnett drilling program in North Texas that included 30 new wells. ...
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Seven years in, the U.S. LNG export industry is set to retake the crown this year of world’s largest player, with all expectations we’ll surpass 2022’s record 81.2 million tons shipped. But a lot has changed since 2016 when Cheniere launched the nation’s first shipment from Sabine Pass to Brazil. ...
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In a moment of victory for the U.S. oil and gas industry locked in a battle of wills with government powers, the ConocoPhillips Willow project in Alaska has finally been approved, albeit begrudgingly....
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ince the U.S. began exporting LNG in 2016, natural gas producers have largely defined their role as feedstock suppliers selling their gas to liquefaction facilities at domestic prices. But for some producers, that business model is changing to reap greater rewards....
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