The pandemic’s wild SPAC boom helped launch several new public companies in the energy space. But federal intervention and souring investor appetites brought the historic boom back down to earth.
A Truist Securities study finds more diversity in private equity ownership of E&Ps and predicts more of them will keep their ownership for the longer term.
High FCFs allow companies to fund their own projects, return capital to investors and pay off debt without having to delve into high-interest debt.
NGP is targeting low breakeven upstream opportunities in the Permian Basin, Bakken and the Haynesville, Marcellus and Eagle Ford shales.
The pandemic’s wild SPAC boom helped launch several new public companies in the energy space. But federal intervention and souring investor appetites brought the historic boom back down to earth.
A Truist Securities study finds more diversity in private equity ownership of E&Ps and predicts more of them will keep their ownership for the longer term.
High FCFs allow companies to fund their own projects, return capital to investors and pay off debt without having to delve into high-interest debt.
NGP is targeting low breakeven upstream opportunities in the Permian Basin, Bakken and the Haynesville, Marcellus and Eagle Ford shales.
The New York credit-focused asset management firm said there may by $100 billion in energy transition opportunities throughout its portfolio.
Details about the partnership between Tailwater Capital and Ash Creek Renewables, a provider of renewable fuel feedstocks, were not disclosed.
Voyager Midstream Holdings secured an initial capital commitment from Pearl Energy Investments for the acquisition and development of midstream infrastructure in North America.
In this week's A&D Minute, companies merge, shore up their balance sheet and shift away from fossil fuels.
Alta Mar Energy LLC plans to use investment funds managed by Carnelian Energy Capital Management LP to build an exploration, development and production portfolio in the GoM.
ESG pressures and declining returns in the past have hindered plans by private equity firms such as Quantum Energy Partners to raise billions of dollars.