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Harold Hamm: Directional Drilling, Shale Boom Fueled US Energy Renaissance
Advances in drilling technology reignited a stagnant American oil and gas industry and turned the U.S. into the world’s largest crude exporter. Despite momentum for a clean energy transition, experts at Hart Energy’s 50th Anniversary Hall of Fame Awards ceremony said U.S. oil and gas will be needed for decades to come.
Hart Energy at 50: How We’ve Grown
Founded in 1973 with a Rockies-focused magazine and a directory, Hart Energy today is the go-to source of internationally recognized print, digital, in-person conference, mapping and databases of market intelligence for U.S. and global energy leaders.
Blockbuster Bonanza
A half-century of massive deals, eye-popping purchase prices and larger-than-life characters have reshaped the global energy landscape as we know it.
SUPER DUG: Tom Petrie and Wesley K. Clark Discuss Oil and National Security [WATCH]
Petrie Partners chairman Tom Petrie and Wesley K. Clark, CEO of Wesley K. Clark & Associates sit down for a conversation about oil in the context of national and economic security in the U.S. and abroad.
The Latest
Kimmeridge’s Dell: Every US Basin Contains Both High-quality Inventory, Risk
Inventory management is a problem for the E&P space, no matter the basin, said Kimmeridge Energy Management's Ben Dell at Hart Energy's Energy Capital Conference in Dallas.
Sheffield: E&Ps’ Capital Starvation Not All Bad, But M&A Needs Work
Bryan Sheffield, managing partner of Formentera Partners and founder of Parsley Energy, discussed E&P capital, M&A barriers and how longer laterals could spur a “growth mode” at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference.
Exclusive: Sheffield Clears the Air, Formentera is Not Just a PDP Buyer
Formentera Founder and Partner Bryan Sheffield delves into the company's drilling operations including the unique history of how Formentera took up assets in Australia's Beetaloo, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
The Karl Rove Oil Executive Poll Result: The Industry Is Not Happy
A show of no hands revealed more than 400 attendees at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference are not happy with U.S. politics today—and have no confidence it will be better after Nov. 5.
After BKV’s IPO, Is Market Open to More Public SMID Caps?
The market for new E&P and energy IPOs has been tepid since the COVID-19 pandemic. But investor appetite is growing for new small- and mid-sized energy IPOs, says Citigroup Managing Director Dylan Tornay.
Costly Consequences as E&Ps Navigate Methane Mitigation
Oil and gas companies are adjusting to an evolving emissions reduction landscape as state and federal regulators target methane emissions.
Permian Operations at Risk as Wastewater Equation Remains Unbalanced
Wastewater injection is a growing cause of induced seismic activity in oil- and gas-producing regions in the U.S., and without proper management solutions, operational capacities are at risk.
Surge Holds Dry Powder for Northern Midland Growth
Surge is holding out liquidity for growth in the Midland Basin, said Linhua Guan, CEO of Surge Energy America, at Hart Energy's SUPER DUG Conference.
Exclusive: How Liberty’s ‘Improved’ Operations Transformed the Bakken’s Core
Liberty Resources II’s president and CEO Mark Pearson walks through the sale of its Bakken assets to Silver Hill Energy Partners and highlights a few M&A drivers in the play, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
PureWest Bides Time, Positions for NatGas Demand in West Coast Markets
In this Hart Energy exclusive interview, PureWest's COO Kristel Franklin talks about how the private company is navigating the dismal natural gas market opposite public players.