Looking forward, while supply disruptions remain a possibility, the energy market’s nervousness is easing.
Supply and demand dynamics overtake geopolitical instability from the Middle East to Ukraine in influencing oil prices.
Looking forward, while supply disruptions remain a possibility, the energy market’s nervousness is easing.
As a state known for its hydrocarbons, Texas is also cementing its position in the renewable sphere, and companies are beginning to take notice.
Enormous capital investments are needed to meet these public policy and societal goals according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global investment in clean energy technology needs to be $4.5 trillion by the early 2030s if the Paris Agreement’s 2050 net-zero target is going to be reached.
In 2024, the oil and gas industry is dealing with higher interest rates, armed conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, rising material costs, a decrease in Tier 1 acreage and new policies and laws.
A slew of rulemakings, executive orders and policy decisions affecting energy are headed this way.
In February, natural gas prices dropped below $2/MMBtu and stayed there. How is the market handling it, and when will the price pick back up?
Producers should be aggressive in locking in desirable crude oil prices on an abnormal market strength.
Relatively stable WTI prices in the $80s/bbl provide some breathing room as companies allocate cash for operations, and pragmatism is seeping into the energy transition movement.
The basin is deeper, gassier, more geologically complex and more remote than the Midland Basin to the east. But the Delaware is too sweet of a prize to pass up for many of the nation’s top oil and gas producers.
Midstream-focused EIV Capital has added non-operated assets and transition projects to its portfolio as a sign of the times.
A crop of Mexican LNG facilities in development will connect U.S. producers to high-demand markets while avoiding the Panama Canal.
A slew of scenarios shows that climate goals can be achieved with the use of fossil fuels and CCUS.
Record-breaking E&P consolidation is rippling into oilfield services, with much more M&A on the way.
In trying to understand the White House’s decision to pause LNG export permits and wondering if it’s just a red herring, one big, dumb question must be asked.
Diversified Energy wants to educate on emission reduction successes while debunking junk science.
Decarbonization is generally considered a reasonable goal when presented within the context of a trend, as opposed to a regulatory absolute.
Supply cuts by OPEC+, tensions in Ukraine and Gaza drive the increases.
Valuations across major basins are experiencing a very divergent bifurcation as value rushes back toward high-quality undeveloped properties.
BlackRock, the $10 trillion investment manager, is getting heat for too much ESG investing, while shareholders are complaining it’s doing too little.