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The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
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The Only Constant Is…
If you missed his quote this morning, Halliburton’s CEO predicted “For the first time in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer.” Just one more reminder that none of us choose a career in the oil and gas industry because nothing much ever happens.
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In a Chesapeake State of Mind
Of the E&P comebacks we’ve followed this year, one for us in particular rises to the top like sweet cream in a hot cup of coffee. But then, as a fellow Okie, we could be a smidge biased.
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X Marks the Spot in Oklahoma
Snapping up underperforming oil and gas assets in Texas may have been the initial target for Xfuels to enter the biz from its native Alberta, but Okla., is soon to become the energy company’s first landing zone.
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Pass the Corn
A few short years ago, the concept of building large-scale carbon capture infrastructure in the U.S. was largely deemed too cost-prohibitive to jump from paper to online operation in any amount of time that would make such projects economical.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Wishing you and your families a safe and blessed Thanksgiving holiday from all of us at Reese Energy Consulting.
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The Number Today: 50,000,000
The world’s top crude oil consumers are set to release supplies from their country’s strategic petroleum reserves to try and quell rising prices amid global energy shortages and increasing inflation.
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Delaware Producers, Meet the Double E
Right on time and right on the money, the Double E Pipeline is now open for business to bring added transportation capacity to the Permian’s Delaware where 80 rigs currently operate.
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Most Wanted: LNG
The world’s largest purchaser of LNG has now become a major stakeholders in Houston-based Freeport LNG.
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More Tailwinds for Natural Gas
Our Magic 8 Ball predicts one heckuva chill ride for U.S. gas producers ramping up output ahead of the heating season.
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Closing the Gas Gap
Communities in N.D., are keeping fingers crossed that the stars might soon align to access natural gas service for the very first time.
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Brazos Expands, Open a New Permian Door
What began in 2015 as four guys in a truck on the hunt for a Permian deal now has become one of the largest privately-owned natural gas and crude oil midstream companies in the Delaware.
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Continental Dives In
Was it only a matter of time before Okla. City-based Continental Resources jumped into the Permian pool?
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More Midstream Momentum for H2
Temps may be at shiver level in Detroit, but in the DTE C-suite plans for the Michigan utility’s new subsidiary are heating up.
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Pipe Dreams in Oklahoma
Oklahoma’s Enable Midstream Partners and Williams announce 3Q 2021 earnings.
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Vine Goes Long and Deep in Louisiana
Mere days away from releasing its 3Q earnings report on November 3, Okla. City-based Chesapeake Energy also is soon to close on its August acquisition of Plano, Texas-based Vine Energy. Once rubberstamped, the $2.2 billion deal will cinch Chesapeake’s title of largest gas producer in the Haynesville.
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