Kinder Morgan’s challenge to ONEOK over Bakken NGL could upset the market’s balance.
The 1909 Matisse painting known as “The Dance” demonstrates the outcome of one of the U.S.’ pillars falling down.
Kinder Morgan’s challenge to ONEOK over Bakken NGL could upset the market’s balance.
Some producers are starting to wonder if some of the tax incentives, grants and loans offered under the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, would be rolled back under a Trump administration.
An ongoing battle with the D.C. Court of Appeals may affect all future FERC-related projects.
Offshore interest is growing, but the carbon capture and storage technology faces significant challenges.
A second Trump administration might move the price needle on oil slightly, but OPEC would retain the upper hand in any outcome.
The state was a fast-follower in launching the U.S. and world oil industry, and millions of barrels of economic oil are still being found there today.
Non-governmental organizations are effectively functioning as an unchecked extension of the executive branch.
Demand is expected to outstrip supply in third-quarter 2024, with prices in the $80s.
The decision will enable the industry to challenge an array of federal regulatory actions.
Loaded with cash, Saudi oil powerhouse Aramco has embarked on a net-zero quest.
Mexico Energy Forum President Roberto Salinas León shared his thoughts with Oil and Gas Investor on a number of themes related to recent elections in Mexico.
Drill-to-earn arrangements have been utilized in the Permian for years in the forms of joint ventures, farm-outs and other customizable agreements.
The impact of peak oil demand is the same regardless of the sliding timelines published by the experts.
While Sheinbaum leans toward a stronger Pemex, U.S. producers are likely to maintain their relevance in Mexico.
Robust outlook, interested buyers, willing investors—what’s not to like as NGLs have become America's hottest export product?
In the Permian Basin and elsewhere, energy players consider adding small modular reactors and microreactors to their energy supply mix as electricity demand grows.
The Texas Pacific Land Corp. has a storied history, setting it up to thrive in Permian royalties, water, easements and more.
Rumblings that the petrodollar is dead are likely overstated, but the demise of the long-time practice would have far-reaching implications for the U.S.
After a false start in the early 2010s that went underwater with overwhelmingly low oil and associated-gas prices, a new group of Ohio drillers is going after the Utica’s volatile oil window. They’re talking now. Here’s what they’re up to.