Oil and gas projects in deep waters grow competitive
On the heels of new developments in the Gulf of Mexico, a report finds the next breakout area for the recovering oil and gas sector may be deep water basins. Continue Reading
Fracking 2.0: Shale Drillers Pioneer New Ways to Profit in Era of Cheap Oil
Using a proprietary app called iSteer, Brian Tapp, a geologist for EOG Resources Inc., dashed off instructions to a drilling rig 100 miles away. This tool is among the reasons Continue Reading
Environmentalists need to “end the charade” against oil sands
According to the Canada West Foundation, keeping the oil sands in the ground and stopping new pipelines “will actually increase greenhouse gas emissions” – wait, what? At an energy conference Continue Reading
Bruised But Not Broken, Dakota Access Line Foes Turn to Keystone
Activists wait to march outside the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to protest the Keystone XL Pipeline and rally for Native American rights during the Native Nations Rise march on Continue Reading
Is Gasoline Demand On The Rise?
A common refrain one hears these days from market bulls and reads in long-term analyses is that by 2020, the current glut in supply and decline in prices will be Continue Reading
Is Haynesville About To Make A Comeback?
Back in early 2011, the Haynesville shale play in east Texas, northwest Louisiana, and southwest Arkansas surpassed the Barnett Shale in Texas as the highest-producing shale gas play in the Continue Reading
Donald Trump and the Myth of the Coal Revival
The President’s latest executive order would scrap regulations critical to addressing climate change. But would it also, as he promises, put miners “back to work”? On Tuesday, less than two Continue Reading
Russia Reaches 2/3 Of Oil Output Cut Target
Russia has cut crude oil production by 200,000 barrels daily , Energy Minister Alexander Novak said. That’s two-thirds of the amount it agreed to cut under the OPEC-non-OPEC agreement closed Continue Reading
Report: Operators Stepping Up Search for North Sea Decommissioning Staff
Operators are improving the ways in which they search for North Sea decommissioning staff, according to a new report by the Boston Consulting Group. Operators are improving the ways in Continue Reading
NYMEX April gas futures expire at $3.175/MMBtu, up 7.9 cents
The NYMEX April natural gas futures contract expired on a high note, with the prompt-month contract settling at an eight-week high of $3.175/MMBtu, up 7.9 cents day on day. The Continue Reading