CNX Resources executive Alan Shepard will retain his chief financial officer position in addition to his new role as president.
Proceeds from the offering will be used toward funding TXO Partner’s acquisition of White Rock’s Elm Coulee Field assets for $350 million, announced May 13.
Cavvy Energy said its common shares will begin trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker “CVVY” when markets open May 13.
With first-quarter 2025 earnings underway, here is a compilation of dividends declared from select upstream, midstream and service and supply companies.
IPAA’s chairman Mike Hillebrand told members in an email that the next CEO would be “a visionary, dynamic leader who understands the unique challenges and opportunities facing our diverse membership.”
Dallas-based E&P Granite Ridge Resources did not report a reason for President and CEO Luke Brandenberg’s departure but wrote in the announcement that the “leadership transition is unrelated to the company’s performance or operations.”
CNX Resources executive Alan Shepard will retain his chief financial officer position in addition to his new role as president.
Fervo Energy has secured $206 million for its Cape Station enhanced geothermal system project to continue development, the company said, one day after announcing the project's appraisal well set several geothermal drilling records.
Apollo Global Management has made an investment in global infrastructure technology and services company T.D. Williamson, which will remain majority owned by SCF Partners.
Origis Energy closed on financing of more than $530 million for a pair of solar projects in Indiana and Mississippi.
Phillips 66 grew its midstream segment so much that activist investor Elliott Management pushed to splinter the company—but the refining giant sees gold in moving NGLs.
The $1 billion credit facility will support Prairie Operating’s development activity in the Denver-Julesburg Basin.
Tariff and inflation fears are complicating an energy market with sectors that remain poised to boom, financial managers say.
The cracking unit revamp at the St. John facility aims to boost energy security, the company says.