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Happy Birthday, America
She turns 245 on Sunday, July 4. The day of her birth, and the birth of the greatest nation in the world.
The Heat Is On
The race to space by billionaire entrepreneurs is big news right now, but even the richest of the rich with dreams of commercial intergalactic travel are competing for Earth’s most precious element to give those dreams liftoff.
Operation Bullseye
ESG plans throughout the nation’s oil and gas industry continue to make headlines these days, and while the end goal is the same—net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050—the journey to get there has many different roadmaps.
Full Speed Ahead in the Bakken
Denver-based Whiting Petroleum last April earned the dubious distinction as the first major U.S. oil producer to file for bankruptcy after crude prices fell into an abyss. But with new leadership at the wheel, Whiting has re-emerged, crafting strategic moves to reclaim its place as N.D.’s biggest producer.
Landing the Eagle
After securing more than $1 billion in financing two years ago to acquire and exploit underdeveloped oil and gas assets, Houston-based newcomer Wildfire Energy has landed its first smokin’ hot deal—this one in the Eagle Ford.
Gas Gets its Moment in the Sun
Natural gas is enjoying a spectacular moment as prices inch closer to the $4 mark. Call it a celestial event of sorts when all the planets perfectly align, particularly in the Haynesville gas basin.
Gas Gets its Moment in the Sun
Natural gas is enjoying a spectacular moment as prices inch closer to the $4 mark. Call it a celestial event of sorts when all the planets perfectly align, particularly in the Haynesville gas basin.
And the Deals Keep Comin’
Six months after closing on the $1.6 billion acquisition of Texas-based Montage Resources, Houston’s Southwestern Energy (SWN) has snapped up something even bigger to further surf the Gulf Coast LNG wave.
Operation Bullseye
ESG plans throughout the nation’s oil and gas industry continue to make headlines these days, and while the end goal is the same—net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050—the journey to get there has many different roadmaps.
As a popular social media blogger, Steve Reese has gained an exceptional following from oil and gas professionals across the country who follow his posts throughout the week. His articles regularly trend among the top contributors in the energy industry with the news, information and insight that’s made him a fresh thought leader.
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Gas Gets its Moment in the Sun
Natural gas is enjoying a spectacular moment as prices inch closer to the $4 mark. Call it a celestial event of sorts when all the planets perfectly align, particularly in the Haynesville gas basin.
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Full Speed Ahead in the Bakken
Denver-based Whiting Petroleum last April earned the dubious distinction as the first major U.S. oil producer to file for bankruptcy after crude prices fell into an abyss. But with new leadership at the wheel, Whiting has re-emerged, crafting strategic moves to reclaim its place as N.D.’s biggest producer.
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American LNG Flying High on the Gulf
Reese Energy Consulting today is studying the latest news from the Gulf Coast, where LNG producers, processors, and ports are busier than John Kerry writing a climate doomsday speech aboard a chartered flight.
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Landing the Eagle
After securing more than $1 billion in financing two years ago to acquire and exploit underdeveloped oil and gas assets, Houston-based newcomer Wildfire Energy has landed its first smokin’ hot deal—this one in the Eagle Ford.
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Don’t You Forget About Me
Alaska is having a mighty tough year, ya’ll.
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What’s the Big Deal for Energy Transfer?
Despite the havoc wreaked by the pandemic in 2020, The U.S. exported 3.2 MMBPD of crude oil to nearly 80 countries. Among them, Central America’s Republic of Panama—one of the top four destinations for U.S. exports of distillate fuel, most often consumed as diesel.
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When No News Is Probably Bad News
One year ago, Berkshire Hathaway stunned the COVID-weary investment world with an energy acquisition no one saw coming.
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The Heat Is On
The race to space by billionaire entrepreneurs is big news right now, but even the richest of the rich with dreams of commercial intergalactic travel are competing for Earth’s most precious element to give those dreams liftoff.
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Advanced PCBs and the Electric Vehicle Revolution
Printed circuit boards that act as the “brains” in electric vehicles have come a long way in a market that’s only getting started.
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Howdy, Pardner
Tulsa pipeline giant Williams earlier this year made it crystal clear that the company was in search of “the right partner” to operate its newly acquired upstream assets in Wyo.’s Green River Basin.
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Happy Birthday, America
She turns 245 on Sunday, July 4.
The day of her birth,
and the birth of the greatest nation in the world.
The Little Engine That Could, Did
How much does it cost these days to buy three seats on the board of one of the largest oil and gas producers in the world? Better yet, how much does it cost to try and keep those seats from occupancy by an activist investment firm targeting four?
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Fortunetellers
Reese Energy Consulting today is studying the latest news from Rystad that projects publicly traded E&Ps this year will generate super-profits leading to a record $348 billion in free cash flow.
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Is It Just Us?
Even a cursory glance at the latest oil and gas news could leave eternal pessimists believing something is definitely afoot.
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