Kimmeridge’s Ben Dell: International Investors Return to US Shale Gas
Fresh off announcing a deal with UAE’s Mubadala Energy, Kimmeridge’s Ben Dell phoned Hart Energy from Abu Dhabi to discuss returning international interest in U.S. natural gas.
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Buys Stake in Kimmeridge Shale Gas, LNG Ventures
Mubadala Energy, owned by Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, is buying a stake in Kimmeridge Texas Gas (KTG) and Commonwealth LNG as the United Arab Emirates company makes an entry into U.S. shale.
Energy Transfer, MidOcean Agree to Jointly Develop Lake Charles LNG
Under a non-binding heads of agreement with Energy Transfer, MidOcean Energy would fund 30% of Lake Charles LNG's project costs and be entitled to 30% of production—contingent on a final investment decision, the companies said.
TG Natural Resources Boasts 20 Years of Haynesville Inventory
TG Natural Resources President and CEO Craig Jarchow said the company’s valuable Haynesville inventory provides a line of sight for investors 20 years down the line.
Exxon Sits on Undeveloped Haynesville Assets as Peers Jockey for Inventory
Exxon Mobil still quietly holds hundreds of locations in the Haynesville Shale, where buyer interest is strong and inventory is scarce.
The New Minerals Frontier Expands Beyond Oil, Gas
How to navigate the minerals sector in the era of competition, alternative investments and the AI-powered boom.
Burleson: Rockcliff Energy III Builds on Past Successes
Rockcliff Energy III is building on past experiences as it explores deeper in the Haynesville, CEO Sheldon Burleson told Hart Energy at DUG Gas.
Iron Oak Energy Expands in Permian with High Roller Sand Deal
Proppant supplier Iron Oak Energy Solutions LLC is expanding in the Permian Basin with the acquisition of High Roller Sand for an undisclosed price.
Grappling with the Majors: Boardwalk Bets on Southeast’s Infrastructure Growth
Boardwalk Pipelines CEO Scott Hallam discusses his company’s niche in the Haynesville and on the west side of Appalachians.
Analysts: Will E&Ps Redraw Plans as WTI Dips Below $60/bbl?
As WTI hovers near $60/bbl, U.S. E&Ps could be pushed to drop rigs and cut drilling in exploratory resource plays, analysts say.