Before the fall redetermination season in October, operators squeezed for cash are more worried than they were a few months ago about their ability to borrow against natural gas and oil reserves.
Banks
Articles from Banks
Japan Biggest 2014 Lender to LNG; U.S. Projects Get Large Share
Last year was one of the best years for bank participation in financing of liquefied natural gas projects around the world, according to…
Japan Biggest 2014 Lender to LNG; U.S. Projects Get Large Share
Last year was one of the best years for bank participation in financing of liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects around the world, according to a new report from LNG specialists Poten & Partners. Lending volume was bolstered substantially by backing for U.S.-based projects, Poten said.
Banks Win Key Relief From Dodd-Frank Reform in Omnibus Spending Bill
A $1.1 trillion omnibus spending plan that would fund the federal government through the middle of 2015 — which was approved by the House late Thursday and expected to be approved by the Senate Saturday — includes a provision revising a key portion of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
Energy Firms to Fed: Don’t Exclude Banks from Commodities Markets
“If counterparties, such as banks…begin to disappear, our ability to manage our risk would be seriously impeded,” energy companies told Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
Cobalt Claims ‘Significant’ Discovery in Deepwater GOM
Cobalt International Energy Inc. said Wednesday it has made a “significant” discovery in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico (GOM) at the North Platte prospect on Garden Banks Block 959.
Transportation Notes
Due to a possible leak, ANR has shut in the offshore Garden Banks 426 receipt point until further notice.
Cuadrilla Acknowledges Fracking Caused Tremors at Drill Site in England
Two small earthquakes in northwest England that occurred earlier this year at some natural gas drilling sites likely were caused by hydraulic fracturing (fracking), according to a report issued on Wednesday by UK-based Cuadrilla Resources Ltd.
Petroleum Engineers: Few in Number, Big in Pay
Willie Sutton robbed banks because that’s where the money was. Today, he’d probably major in petroleum engineering — at least if he could hack the curriculum — because that’s where the money is now.
Petroleum Engineers: Few in Number, Big in Pay
Willie Sutton robbed banks because that’s where the money was. Today, he’d probably major in petroleum engineering — at least if he could hack the curriculum — because that’s where the money is now.