Following Donald Trump’s victory in Tuesday’s presidential race, Congressman Kevin Cramer, a North Dakota Republican and a top Trump energy advisor, spoke with S&P Global Platts about what impact the Continue Reading
U.S. producers of sand used to extract oil from shale are raising prices due to stronger demand, a sign higher oil prices are improving the outlook for the domestic fracking Continue Reading
An oil well is defined as producing less than 6,000 cubic feet of natural gas for each barrel of oil produced in a year. Vertical wells include directionally drilled wells Continue Reading
A nationwide US ban on hydraulic fracturing would have a devastating effect on the natural gas industry and the country’s economy as a whole, causing prices to spike to $12/MMBtu Continue Reading
A new study released by the US Chamber’s Institute for 21st Century Energy says a complete ban on hydraulic fracturing would be detrimental to the US economy. If an outright Continue Reading
Transformation is underway in parts of the shale basins in the Lower 48 U.S. states following the discovery of a major oil play in Texas, Apache Corp. said. After more Continue Reading
The movement to ban fracking is winning victories across the U.S. Yet the campaign has largely failed to win where it matters most—in places oil and natural gas are produced. Continue Reading
Chesapeake reports a surprise adjusted profit, helped by lower expenses, and expects to exit the next two years at higher production rates. Nov 3 (Reuters) – U.S. natural gas producer Continue Reading
Wall Street’s oil analysts are getting harder to impress. After two straight quarters when the U.S. shale industry posted outsized oil production figures that clobbered expectations, explorers are finding it Continue Reading
Investors may not realize it, but the Walking Dead is not the only zombie show running right now. The oil markets are at least as scary and have zombies that Continue Reading
