Depending 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....
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Less than five weeks before taking his seat in the Oval Office, the President-elect isn’t mincing words about his pro-energy plans. After four years, the oil and gas pendulum is set to swing in a new direction. ...
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It’s mid-morning in Williston, N.D., and all of 2° with an expected high of 27°. In the Bakken, the nation’s third-largest oil basin, polar conditions this time of year are nothing more than life and business as usual, especially for oilfield workers used to spending Christmas on the job. Whiners need not apply. This is about as far from the Permian and its face-melting summer heat as one can get. ...
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For 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. ...
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Not sure if this is the dawning of the age of Aquarius, but the dawning of the AI-driven data center boom—now growing at a cosmic speed, especially in the U.S.—is tossing starry opportunities for pipeline operators....
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UK-based BP has found itself in a giant pickle since the multinational supermajor launched a 2020 strategy to jump aboard the renewable energies train. Regrets? Let’s just say it’s had a few....
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