Activity Heats Up in the Arctic There’s no chill pill to be had in Alaska’s North Slope these days, where an oil-and-gas revival has been quietly taking shape to explore, capture, and export its vast energy resources. To do so is neither cheap nor easy. ...
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Reese Energy Consulting today spotlights the oil and gas producers and midstreamers, which recently have made moves to realign portfolios, add oomph to basin positions, and wave see-you-later-bye to inherited assets. ...
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In a time of war, the U.S. has now become the world’s largest crude oil exporter, surfing a wave of 50% higher prices depending on the day. Meanwhile in the Permian, there’s an infrastructure crisis preventing record volumes of natural gas to reach demand centers and Gulf Coast export markets when gas has never been needed most. ...
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Some small-town Texas boys working as farmhands on family land have dreams of something bigger or altogether different for their future. Mike Howard was one of those back in his childhood....
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In case you missed it, the second-deepest natural gas well ever drilled in U.S. history has recently been completed in St. Martin Parish, La. ...
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If you missed the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference last month in Bismark, N.D., you might not know that the Day 2 topic, “Bakken 2.0: Crack the Code,” sizzled like bacon in a hot skillet. Crack the Code is a multi-layered, $157 million research effort led by Sen. John Hoeven to double oil recovery in the Bakken and extend the life of coal-fired power plants in N.D., using captured CO2 for Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR). ...
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