A survey conducted by the consulting firm PwC indicates that oil and gas industry executives are confident that their companies’ information security practices will provide protection from cyber attacks, despite poor intelligence of how and when future attacks could be mounted.
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E&Ps Show More Confidence, Increase Spending
Exploration and production (E&P) companies are more confident about spending now than they were six months ago, Barclays Capital reported last week.
E&Ps Showing More Confidence, Increase Spending
Exploration and production (E&P) companies are more confident about spending now than they were late last year, Barclays Capital reported Monday.
Ex-FERC Regulators Optimistic About Energy Legislation
Two former federal regulators appear confident that Congress will pass energy legislation this year, even though the 2012 election season is fast approaching — a time when most lawmakers shy away from contentious energy matters.
Analyst Sees Shale Gas ‘Learning Curve’ Unfolding in California
There is no doubt that shale gas will be a factor in future natural gas supply forecasts, but how big the role that turns out to be is still uncertain as a “huge learning curve” accelerates, a lead gas analyst at the California Energy Commission (CEC) told NGI last Friday.
U.S. Energy Market M&A Surging
Energy executives seem to be feeling more confident about the future, evidenced in recent surveys and sealed by the surge in merger and acquisition (M&A) activity since late 2009.
Surge in M&A Activity Lifts U.S. Energy Market Momentum
Energy executives seem to be feeling more confident about the future, evidenced in recent surveys and sealed by the surge in merger and acquisition (M&A) activity since late 2009.
Surge in M&A Activity Lifts U.S. Energy Market Momentum
Energy executives seem to be feeling more confident about the future, evidenced in recent surveys and sealed by the surge in merger and acquisition (M&A) activity since late 2009.
SDG&E Unfazed by Draft Report on Sunrise Powerlink
Calling it a “positive milestone” in what is now a three-year permitting process, Sempra Energy’s San Diego Gas and Electric Co. (SDG&E) early in the new year reacted upbeat and confident that its proposed 150-mile, $1.3 billion high-voltage transmission project, Sunrise Powerlink, ultimately will be built. The utility insists it is the most “cost-effective and reliable” means of tapping large new renewable-produced electricity from neighboring Imperial County.
Williams Not Retreating from Rockies E&P Plans
Williams has no intention to delay any of its natural gas exploration and production (E&P) operations in the Rocky Mountains — even with the basis blowouts that have decimated gas prices in the region over the past few months.