With the prospect of associated gas from the Permian and Eagle Ford diminishing, many producers view the future of dry gas plays in the Appalachian Basin more positively. Those well-positioned and well-capitalized companies are staring at an unexpected opportunity.
At DUG Bakken and Rockies, shale executives acknowledged the headwinds, but remained optimistic about the opportunities in the Powder River Basin, the Bakken and, yes, even Colorado.
Having narrowly lost two previous attempts, Houston’s World Petroleum Congress organizing committee and the city’s mayor tell how this time was different and why they’ll finally host the triannual event.
Co-founder Allen Gilmer discussed with Hart Energy why the company decided to rebrand and where it’s heading as Enverus.
The market’s biggest challenges—scale and consolidation—are also its biggest necessities.
Executives from Marcellus and Utica producers PennEnergy Resources and Equinor ASA deciphered the secret sauce for success in Appalachia at Hart Energy’s DUG East conference and exhibition.
Democratic presidential hopefuls Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren released climate change proposals. Are they on the money or more ‘malarkey?’
The U.S. wind energy has matured and potential has turned into expectations. Analysts from Wood Mackenzie, IHS Markit and Bloomberg NEF offered a long-term outlooks mixed with optimism and caution.
The market’s biggest challenges—scale and consolidation—are also its biggest necessities, according to B3 Insight’s Kelly Bennett.
Updated: Operators, producers, analysts discuss issues, opportunities and investment in the Permian Basin during DUG Permian. Will the basin continue its power play on the world's stage?
