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Three Natural Gas Rigs Exit U.S. Onshore, BKR Says
The U.S. natural gas rig count slid to 102 during the week ended Friday (May 3) as three rigs were sent packing for the period, according to updated figures from oilfield services provider Baker Hughes Co. (BKR). The 102 active U.S. natural gas rigs as of Friday represented a decline of 55 rigs versus the…
May 3, 2024Earnings
Cheniere Execs See Ample Global Demand for Coming LNG Supply Wave
Cheniere Energy Inc. expects the global natural gas market to accommodate the coming influx of LNG volumes expected to hit the water by the end of the decade as it continues to make progress on three of its own projects. “We acknowledge that the global capacity under construction today plus what may reach [final investment…
May 3, 2024Earnings
NOV Innovating, Expanding Digital Offerings to Meet ‘Evolving Needs’ of E&P Customers
International land and offshore markets are driving near-term demand for NOV Inc.’s oilfield equipment, but digital and performance technologies are also in the pipeline, as exploration customers look for improved efficiencies, according to CEO Clay Williams. During the recent first quarter conference call, Williams laid out expectations for the near term. North American activity isn’t…
May 3, 2024Regulatory
U.S. Natural Gas Generators to Face Increased Oversight Under Biden Administration Rules
The Biden administration has finalized rules to slash 90% of emissions from new natural gas-fired power plants, designed in part to encourage the use of more carbon capture and sequestration (CCS). The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) strengthened New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) for newly built gas-fired combustion turbines. Guidelines also were established to curb…
May 3, 2024Recent News
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U.S. Natural Gas Generators to Face Increased Oversight Under Biden Administration Rules
May 3, 2024Earnings