Japan’s Mitsubishi is reportedly in talks to acquire Aethon Energy’s Haynesville assets in a deal that could be worth $8 billion.
Asian buyers of U.S. oil and gas property “have a lower cost of capital to begin with and lower return thresholds,” an M&A advisor said. Their math on what a property is worth is different than the math U.S.-based oil and gas producers use.
Private equity firms with longtime loyalty to the oil and gas industry are raising funds that are steadily adding to their coffers, accumulating billions of dollars’ worth of dry powder.
Tom Long, Energy Transfer co-CEO delved into the company’s pipeline progress and challenges and its ethane market leadership despite tariffs in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
U.K.-headquartered international hydrocarbons conglomerate INEOS is seeking the mature U.S. shale assets that don’t have the upside growth potential publicly held U.S. operators need.
Matador Resources CEO Joe Foran discusses the driving decision in locking in its hedges earlier this year and the company’s oil and gas growth plans, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
BPX’s Holzhauser says BP’s U.S. shale arm got the longer end of the stick—better subsurface in a less complicated area—in its deal with Devon to dissolve their Eagle Ford JV.
Tariff and inflation fears are complicating an energy market with sectors that remain poised to boom, financial managers say.
Here is a roundup of oil and gas leaseholds on the market during the week of June 2 in the Austin Chalk formation, Permian Basin, Bakken Shale and offshore Louisiana.
Kinder Morgan's Allen Fore, executive vice president of public affairs, says "this is the time to build" midstream infrastructure as the U.S. strives to become the leader in energy production globally, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.