Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - December 2011
Cover Story
Gazing Into 2012
On Wall Street and in Houston, financers think 2012 will see a rebound, with several upstream IPOS on tap merger activity likely to increase. Anything shale-related gets a nod.
Feature
Gas Bears Unite
Most views on near-term natural gas pricing remain pessimistic, with production expected to continue outstripping demand.
Going it Alone
Range Resources chairman and chief executive John Pinkerton discusses challenges and opportunities in the Marcellus shale play, and his view of a corporate sale.
Hitting The ATM
Tired of traditional, dilutive follow-on equity offerings that pass discounted values on to existing shareholders? consider turning to at-the-market offerings for cash.
South Texas Horizons
Operators below the rich-gas line aren't crying over dry Eagle Ford shale. Instead, they are counting silver linings behind other opportunistic pay zones.
Statoil's Bakken
The international oil giant will gain an operated platform for its unconventional-resource strategy this month with the acquisition of Brigham Exploration Co.
At Closing
Bright Spots
Capital Markets
Where Are Energy Stocks Headed?
It's been a bumpy ride. Where are the energy stocks headed?