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Better Sweet Than Sour
If there’s one thing that continues to plague producers in the NW Delaware sub-basin, it’s the lack of infrastructure to treat pervasive sour gas.
STACK One Up for Tall Oak
Fresh off its acquisition in January by private equity firm Tailwater Capital, Okla. City-based Tall Oak Midstream has made its first purchase in a shale play the company knows like the back of its hand—the Anadarko Basin’s STACK.
Please, Sir. I Want Some More.
Looks like E&P Enerplus has a sweet tooth for the Bakken with a billion-dollar investment there.
Drilling Bonanza in the DJ
Add one more to the crush of mergers and acquisitions this year in the nation’s most prolific oil and gas basins, this time out West.
A Big Cha-Ching in Pipeline Land
Boston-based private equity firm ArcLight may have just scored the investment deal of a lifetime.
Take Two
Like many oilfield suppliers hit especially hard the last few years, Texas-based BJ Services was forced to shutter its business last July joining 107 others in the industry to file for bankruptcy protection—the most since 2016.
More Wait and See Ahead for Driftwood LNG
Houston-based Tellurian says it plans to wrap up commercial agreements in the next several weeks to support the first phase of construction on the proposed $16.8 billion Driftwood LNG export terminal. But the Lake Charles, La., project has its share of skeptics.
Checking All the Boxes
Not even a year into his post as CEO of the nation’s largest natural gas producer, Toby Rice has scored yet another acquisition in the Marcellus. This one he describes as “transformative.”
A Story Worth Repeating
Far and few between is the number of U.S. oil and gas companies that not only can claim a banner year in 2020, but the most successful in a 40-year history.
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Sooner Than Later
Marathon Oil’s ties to Okla., date back more than 100 years when in 1915 the oil giant drilled its first well here near the town of Cushing.
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More Wait and See Ahead for Driftwood LNG
Houston-based Tellurian says it plans to wrap up commercial agreements in the next several weeks to support the first phase of construction on the proposed $16.8 billion Driftwood LNG export terminal. But the Lake Charles, La., project has its share of skeptics.
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Drilling Bonanza in the DJ
Add one more to the crush of mergers and acquisitions this year in the nation’s most prolific oil and gas basins, this time out West.
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Checking All the Boxes
Not even a year into his post as CEO of the nation’s largest natural gas producer, Toby Rice has scored yet another acquisition in the Marcellus. This one he describes as “transformative.”
Read MoreOne Dandy Lion
With 1,000 LNG cargoes since 2015 under its belt, Houston-based Cheniere is already experiencing a dandy year.
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The Investor’s Investor Speaks
Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholders meeting never fails to disappoint for those who hope to walk away with a nugget or two of insight and foresight from the Oracle of Omaha himself.
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Better Sweet Than Sour
If there’s one thing that continues to plague producers in the NW Delaware sub-basin, it’s the lack of infrastructure to treat pervasive sour gas.
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About That Whole Gas Thang
With all the talk about renewables—and we cover them a lot—natural gas is still the most reliable, plentiful, affordable fuel to achieve a low-carbon future.
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Keep Truckin’
Food and fuel are the basic ethos of Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores. Headquartered in Okla. City, the 500-location chain across 41 states is a welcome respite for weary drivers and truckers who need to fill their bellies and tanks day or night.
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All Fired Up
Some LNG projects may be struggling to gain a foothold, but plans are coming together quite handsomely for Va.-based Venture Global and its mid-scale Calcasieu LNG facility in Cameron Parish, La.
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Let’s Go Dutch
After nine long years, the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba is growing closer to realizing a refinery once again to supply gasoline to a populace in paradise.
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Energy Synergy
The new wave in clean-energy tech is accelerating faster than Friday afternoon traffic on a Dallas expressway. And more private equity firms and their investors want in on the ground floor.
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A New Carbon Connection
In late 2016, Texas became home to the nation’s only—and world’s largest—carbon capture project at a coal-fired power plant that emitted more CO2 than any other in the nation. This was The Big Test and hopes played high.
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Renewable Rice
The headlined proxy war in 2018 between two natural gas “machines” is practically stuff of legend. A year before, Pa.-based EQT acquired Rice Energy for $8.2 billion, creating the nation’s largest natural gas producer.
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