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Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - October 2021
Responsibly Sourced: US Shale and the RSG Premium
Buyers’, investors’ and others’ growing demands for carbon-lite fuels and ESG in operations have U.S. gas producers and shippers stepping up to differentiate themselves from peers. The prize may be a higher price per Mcf for their products. Or it may simply mean continued existence.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - September 2021
The Future of the Independent E&P
The E&Ps have endured since day one. Where do recent signposts lead them next? If a barrel or Mcf is needed, an indie will supply it.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - August 2021
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: A&D Refueled
In the aftermath of 2020’s large-scale mergers and corporate transactions, the deal pantry will likely find itself overflowing with asset buyers hungry for suitable acreage.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - July 2021
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: Midland Basin’s Major Mojo
Consolidation, lower costs and better wells plus PUDs have regained value—all indicators point to the Midland Basin as the epicenter of renewed oil and gas activity.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - June 2021
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: Appalachian Basin Set in Stone
Antero Resources Corp. says its days of growth are over, while other operators are still working to capitalize on growth after the pandemic slump.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - May 2021
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: Misaligned Incentives
E&P executives find themselves under fire for pocketing large bonus payouts in recent years while shareholder equity values tanked, but blame it on a broken incentive model. Now, the rules are being rewritten for how executives are rewarded.
Oil and Gas Investor magazine - April 2021
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: Revising the E&P Blueprint
After the lost year of 2020, have private E&Ps and their sponsors had to rethink everything?
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - March 2021
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: Animal Spirits
It’s not the Keynes kind; it’s the Jack London kind. E&P executives are restless, according to a Dallas Fed survey, and they’re going mano a mano for market share. Will it manifest in consolidation? Where to next for the sellers? For some, it’s a new land rush: energy transition.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - February 2021
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: OFS in Transition
Like the E&P sector that precedes it, U.S. oilfield services companies are facing a precipitous drop in capex for 2021. The hard reality? Adapt or die.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - January 2021
ESG & The Independent E&P
The U.S. oil and gas industry is under extreme pressure by capital providers, stakeholders and elected officials to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and to show compliance to globally accepted climate change goals. Can a hydrocarbon-producing company win in this scenario?
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - December 2020
Oil and Gas Investor: A Re-Balancing Act
After enduring a wild year, oil and gas producers seek a “new normal.” It will depend on the balance between supply and demand and the economic recovery.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - November 2020
Oil and Gas Investor: How to Delaware Today
Securing federal drilling permits, further proving the merits of midspacing wells, making free cash flow, achieving scale and finding an exit or, if not, how to go forward otherwise. Here’s what’s on the minds of oil and gas operators in the Delaware Basin today.
Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - October 2020
How to Make E&Ps Investable Again
Wall Street kicked U.S. independents to the curb, fed up with a decade of capital destruction, misaligned executive incentives and an indifference to environmental impacts. Do E&P management teams have the chutzpah to transform their models to win back investors?