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Regional Banks Take Advantage of Large Lenders’ Oil, Gas Hesitancy
Regional banks are picking up market share and rallying the U.S. upstream sector.
Fire Closes Atlas Energy’s Kermit, Texas Mining Facility
Atlas Energy Solutions said no injuries were reported and the closing of the mine would not affect services to the company’s Permian Basin customers.
Women in Energy: Diversify or Die
The oil and gas industry may be at risk of losing the innovation race if women remain sidelined.
1 Fatality in Equinor Helicopter Training Accident Offshore Norway
Equinor employee died following the helicopter accident, the cause of which has not been reported.
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Energy Transfer Says La Porte Pipeline Fire Burning Itself Out
Analysts said they suspect that the pipeline is Energy Transfer’s Justice pipeline, and that news of the blaze has sent prices of propane and butane up since markets closed on Sept. 13.
Chevron’s Wirth: Biden Admin Needs to Embrace, not Attack Natgas
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth, speaking at Gastech Houston 2024, said natural gas offers a clear path to lowering CO2 emissions that only politics can derail.
More Than 12% of US GoM Oil Output Still Shut After Hurricane Francine
There were 213,204 bbl/d of oil and 298 MMcf of natural gas still offline after Francine hit the coast last week.
Energy Transfer Confirms La Porte Fire, Report of 'Unknown' Vehicle
Energy Transfer acknowledged reports of a vehicle striking a valve on a natural gas liquids line, potentially leading to a large fire in La Porte, Texas, on the morning of Sept. 16.
Continued RNG Growth Could Undercut Shale Dominance
The drive to seek out lower emissions fuels is leading to a surge in RNG projects.
Industry Warns Ruling Could Disrupt GoM Oil, Gas Production
The energy industry slammed a reversal on a 2020 biological opinion that may potentially put an indefinite stop to oil and gas operations in the Gulf of Mexico—by December.
Brookfield Targets More Renewable Power Growth Opportunities
Brookfield Asset Management agreed to invest up to $1.1 billion in efuels producer Infinium as it seeks additional growth opportunities.
Souki’s Saga: How Tellurian Escaped Ruin with ‘The Pause,’ $1.2B Exit
President Biden’s LNG pause in January suddenly made Tellurian Inc.’s LNG export permit more valuable. The company’s July sale marked the end of an eight-year saga—particularly the last 16 months, starting with when its co-founder lost his stock, ranch and yacht in a foreclosure.
US Gulf Coast Residents Flee, Oil Production Shut as Francine Intensifies
Energy companies shut-in output at several production platforms as Francine is poised to become a major test for U.S. LNG export plants.
Hurricane Threatens LNG and Power Demand as Francine Forms in GoM
LNG export plants and offshore oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico are already taking a hit as as Francine strengthens.