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Haynesville 2020
Kicked out of the club in 2012, the Haynesville was resurrected beginning in 2017 to take on the mighty Marcellus in metrics, aided by a proximity-to-market kicker. Now, it’s taking on oil basins at the IRR weigh-in.
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Dominion Stresses Role of Natural Gas in Clean Power Push
Natural gas will fuel power generation for years to come, says Dominion Energy even as it sells its gas business to Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway in a transaction worth nearly $10 billion.
End Game for Oil? OPEC Prepares for an Age of Dwindling Demand
‘People are waking up to a new reality’ as the cartel may be forced to adjust.
Column: China’s Surging Crude Imports Mask Weakness in Rest of Asia
Chinese refiners took advantage of the oil price war’s very low prices, so record imports may continue in August.
US Oil Exports to Europe Rebound as OPEC+ Cuts Supply
Oil producers in the U.S. have boosted volumes, after curbing shale well output in the spring when prices collapsed.
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Haynesville 2020
Kicked out of the club in 2012, the Haynesville was resurrected beginning in 2017 to take on the mighty Marcellus in metrics, aided by a proximity-to-market kicker. Now, it’s taking on oil basins at the IRR weigh-in.
Brazil’s Petrobras Posts $500 Million Loss Despite Record Exports to China
Falling oil prices hurt company as it pursues a volume-over-price strategy.
Phillips 66 Posts Quarterly Loss as Pandemic Slams Fuel Demand
U.S. refiner Phillips 66 on July 31 reported a quarterly loss compared to a year-ago profit, as coronavirus-led restrictions on businesses and travel destroyed fuel demand and hurt margins.
Dominion Energy Names New Executive Leadership Team
Dominion Energy has revealed on July 31 that Thomas F. Farrell II, chairman, president and CEO, will become the company's executive chair, effective Oct. 1, 2020.
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E&P Tech: Keeping Wells Safe, Clean, Productive from the Inside Out
The oil and gas industry is continually raising well integrity standards and moving closer to a ‘no compromise’ approach.
Airborne Oil & Gas Appoints William de la Motte as CFO
Airborne Oil & Gas, a leading manufacturer of thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP), said Aug. 3 it has promoted William de la Motte to CFO following his six months as interim finance director.
Offshore Driller Noble Corp. Files for Bankruptcy
Offshore oil and gas driller Noble Corp. Plc said on July 31 it has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to restructure debt, following a historic fall in energy prices.
Weatherford Remotely Installs Liner Hanger Offshore Russia Amid COVID-19
Remote training and monitoring procedures enabled the successful installation of the liner hanger system, cementing products and tubular running services.
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Are You Ready for the Recovery?
Maintenance of shut-in oil and gas wells will mean a lot when they restart.
The Last Frontier: Oil Industry Scales Back Exploration
Once the most adventurous aspect of the business, exploring for new oil and gas fields is now one of the most controversial.
Bounceback in US Shale Oil Output Unlikely to Last the Summer
Average U.S. daily oil output will fall below 2019’s record 12.2 MMbbl/d for the next two to three years, analysts said.
Alaskan Exploration: A Partner for Pantheon
Analysis of recently completed geophysical work points to an estimated 1.8 Bbbl of oil in place at Pantheon’s Talitha project on Alaska’s North Slope. But in the midst of an oil price collapse, will anyone join them to dance?
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Tokyo Gas Takes First Majority Stake in US Shale Producer
Tokyo Gas will pay about $620 million as it increases its ownership in Castleton Resources, a U.S. shale gas operator focused on being a consolidator of E&P assets in the Ark-La-Tex region.
Shell to Acquire Environmental Services Firm Select Carbon
Shell did not disclose a value for the deal, but said it will help in contributing towards the company’s ambition of being a “net-zero emissions energy business by 2050 or sooner.”
Solaris Water Midstream Boosts Permian Footprint with Concho Resources Deal
In conjunction with the deal, Solaris Water Midstream’s sponsors and management also increased their capital commitments to support the continued expansion of the company’s infrastructure systems in the Permian Basin.
Marketed: Chevron Carter Knox Field Package in Oklahoma
Affiliates of Chevron Corp. retained EnergyNet Indigo for the sale of its assets in the Carter Knox Field in Oklahoma's Grady and Stephens counties.
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Poland Fines Gazprom $57 Million over Nord Stream 2
Anti-monopoly agency says the Russian gas company has not cooperated.
Trump Touts US Energy Might during Permian Basin Visit
Trump arrived in Texas as many oil firms are gearing up to report their worst quarterly results in years.
Deutsche Bank Tightens Fossil Fuel Lending Policies
Effective immediately, Deutsche Bank said it would cease financing new projects in the Arctic or oil sand projects.
RRC Continues Inspections of Permian Highway
Agency has conducted more than 75 inspections of Kinder Morgan’s pipeline project since March.
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TC Energy Files Rate Case for Columbia Gas Transmission System
Filing is the company’s first in over 20 years.
Magellan Midstream Sees Lower Fuel Pipeline Volumes for Rest of 2020
Expansion projects are continuing and some have come online.
Trump Allows Keystone Pipeline to Boost Canadian Oil Capacity after Expansion Stalls
U.S. President Donald Trump issued a new presidential permit for the base Keystone XL pipeline, allowing TC Energy to boost oil capacity by 170,000 bbl/d to 761,000 bbl/d.
Enterprise Crude Pipeline Transport Volumes Drop 21%
Company expects higher demand for storage to cushion the impact this year.
