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Enbridge Lands a Whopper
With completion now in sight of its embattled Line 3 replacement project, Enbridge is banking on rising U.S. crude exports.
Dino-Might
As a little kid in Okla., I remember my parents regularly filling the gas tank at the neighborhood Sinclair station. There, the brand’s skyscraping (or so it seemed) green Brontosaurus stood watch as adults fueled up and children wondered just how long before that dinosaur quivered to life.
See You in the Next Life, Sleeping Giant
Alberta-based Enerplus added more “plusses” this year to its operating portfolio with two acquisitions that have nearly quintupled the E&P’s footprint in the Williston with 800,000 acres, making it one of the basin’s largest producers.
Exxon Says, ‘Let’s Make a Deal’
When you’re looking at a mind-boggling $60.6 billion in debt even a $4.7 billion profit in the second quarter falls like a lone raindrop in the Mohave.
Enbridge Lands a Whopper
With completion now in sight of its embattled Line 3 replacement project, Enbridge is banking on rising U.S. crude exports.
More Rock ‘n’ Roll Ahead in the Haynesville
There are what you call “closely held” oil and gas producers and then there is The Woodlands, Texas-based GeoSouthern Energy—a company so private, it managed to stay off the media radar until late 2013, nearly 32 years after its formation.
American LNG. It’s Kind of a Big Deal.
There’s good news to spare this week in the Land of American LNG and we’re proud to be a shameless promoter of those harnessing our abundance of natural gas to fuel countries around the world.
Exxon Says, ‘Let’s Make a Deal’
When you’re looking at a mind-boggling $60.6 billion in debt even a $4.7 billion profit in the second quarter falls like a lone raindrop in the Mohave.
Later, Gator
Reese Energy Consulting today is showing some love to our midstream compadres that also enjoyed a stellar Q2. Houston-based Crestwood Equity Partners is no exception but comes with a couple of interesting twists to stay tuned for.
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Enbridge Lands a Whopper
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See You in the Next Life, Sleeping Giant
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WhiteWater Goes with the Flow
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October Surprise?
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Wavin’ Bye to the Bakken
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Rock Around the Clock in the Haynesville
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Exxon Says, ‘Let’s Make a Deal’
When you’re looking at a mind-boggling $60.6 billion in debt even a $4.7 billion profit in the second quarter falls like a lone raindrop in the Mohave.
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