Carolyn Davis joined the editorial staff of Intelligence Press Inc. in Houston in May, 2000. Prior to that, she covered regulatory issues for environmental and occupational safety and health publications. She also has worked as a reporter for several daily newspapers in Texas, including the Waco Tribune-Herald, the Temple Daily Telegram and the Killeen Daily Herald. She attended Texas A&M University and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of Houston.
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Don’t Look Now but North American Natural Gas Demand to Soar in ‘25 and Beyond, Says Halliburton CEO
The timing for the next leg of growth in North America remains uncertain, but there’s “no question” that natural gas output will drive the market into 2025 and beyond because of LNG exports and rising electricity demand, Halliburton Co. CEO Jeff Miller said. Speaking to analysts during the first quarter conference call, Miller was asked…
Natural Gas Buyers Gaining AI Edge with Nitty Gritty Carbon Intensity Data
Creating credible, transparent emissions profiles to differentiate natural gas supply has come a long way from the “responsibly sourced” days, as decarbonization as a service, or DaaS, moves beyond a nice-to-have for operators to a must-have to gain customers, according to experts. Natural gas heavies EQT Corp. and Williams have been at the forefront of…
Natural Gas Futures Advancing as LNG Demand Picks Up — MidDay Market Snapshot
Rebounding export demand, including at the Freeport LNG terminal, helped natural gas futures carve out modest gains at the front of the curve through midday trading Monday. Here’s the latest: May Nymex futures up 2.3 cents to $1.775/MMBtu as of 2:15 p.m. ET; June up 5.9 cents to $2.047 “As we approach contract rollover later…
SLB’s Strong International Oil, Natural Gas Business Overcomes Softer North American Activity
SLB Ltd., the world’s leading oilfield services operator, is forecasting “softness” to continue across North America’s oil and gas basins, but offshore activity is ticking higher. CEO Olivier Le Peuch held a conference call on Friday to discuss first quarter performance. Because the business reaches into every onshore and offshore area of the globe, SLB…
Liberty CEO Says ‘Generational Shift’ in Sight for Natural Gas as AI to Fuel Strong Demand
Liberty Energy Inc. CEO Chris Wright said Thursday he does not expect exploration and production customers to increase their onshore natural gas activity before the end of this year, but a lack of activity will not be a stumbling block to advance future opportunities. The oilfield services (OFS) company, considered one of the leading hydraulic…
Federal Onshore Natural Gas, Oil Drilling Costs Rising as Interior Updates ‘Outdated’ Rules
The Biden administration earlier this month finalized revamped onshore natural gas and oil leasing rules, increasing the royalty rates and, for the first time in 60 years, bumping up the cost for bonding requirements. The Department of Interior’s Fluid Mineral Leases and Leasing Process final rule revised regulations under the purview of the Bureau of…
EQT Gaining More Natural Gas-Rich Appalachia Acreage as Equinor Exiting Operated Lower 48 Position
EQT Corp., the nation’s largest natural gas producer, is swapping some Pennsylvania holdings in the Marcellus Shale in an exchange with Norway’s Equinor ASA, which is handing off its operations in Ohio and paying $500 million to balance the overall transaction. The agreement with Equinor USA Onshore Properties Inc. and affiliates includes 100% of its…
BP Says Upstream Output Rising, but Lower Natural Gas, Oil Realizations Adversely Impact 1Q
BP plc expects its natural gas marketing and trading results to be “strong” for the first quarter, following an upbeat result in the final three months of 2023. The London-based major, in a trading update preceding its first quarter report, said upstream production also would be higher in the period. However, lower gas and oil…
‘T’ for Texas – and TotalEnergies – as Holdings Grow in Eagle Ford and Offshore
TotalEnergies SE CEO Patrick Pouyanné wasn’t born in Texas but as many who have migrated to the state say, he got there as fast as he could. In transactions over the past month, the French-based major has acquired additional Texas stakes in the Eagle Ford Shale, a carbon capture project in the Gulf of Mexico…
Domestic, International Events Prove Need for ‘Natural Gas to Perform’ for Energy System Reliability
Overhauling the permitting process to build out natural gas infrastructure with less legal wrangling may be unattainable during an election year, but it has to happen soon as industrial consumption is on the rise, according to a top executive. CEO Amy Andryszak of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) discussed the need for…