With two major divestitures nearly completed and a strong liquidity position achieved, the end of an often turbulent transition period for Constellation Energy may be at hand, the company said.
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Northeast Citygates Lead Price Gains at Most Points
The frigid conditions predicted to be occupying the Midwest, Northeast and to some extent the South Friday finally got the upper hand over prior-day futures weakness and produced gains at most points Thursday. Except for large increases at Northeast citygates, most of the cash market advance was rather timid.
Devon’s North American Portfolio Grows in Emerging Gas Plays
With more than $1 billion of cash on hand, $3 billion in unused credit lines and a 13% debt-to-capitalization rate, Devon Energy Corp. will use the “opportunity to acquire some quality assets at quality prices,” CEO G. Larry Nichols said last week.
Devon Builds North American Portfolio in Emerging Gas Plays
With more than $1 billion of cash on hand, $3 billion in unused credit lines and a 13% debt-to-capitalization rate, Devon Energy Corp. is using the “opportunity to acquire some quality assets at quality prices,” CEO G. Larry Nichols said Wednesday.
Raymond James: Companies with Cash Have the Upper Hand
With global financial markets seized up and credit scarce, energy companies that have cash on hand may be able to take advantage of overlevered, distressed firms in the near future, Raymond James & Associates Inc. analysts said in a report issued last week.
Raymond James: Companies with Cash Have the Upper Hand
With global financial markets seized up and credit scarce, energy companies that have cash on hand may be able to take advantage of overlevered, distressed firms in the near future, Raymond James & Associates Inc. analysts said in a report issued Monday.
Financial Turmoil Cuts into Antero’s Marcellus Shale Plans
The financial market turmoil forced the hand of privately held producer Antero Resources last week, which agreed to accept less drilling acreage in the Marcellus Shale from Dominion but pay more money per acre.
Financial Turmoil Cuts into Antero’s Marcellus Shale Plans
The financial market turmoil has forced the hand of privately held producer Antero Resources, which agreed to accept less drilling acreage in the Marcellus Shale from Dominion but pay more money per acre.
TransCanada to Gain if Mackenzie Gas Project Redone
A deal to restructure the Mackenzie Gas Project (MGP) to wrest control from a producer group appears to be close at hand, and TransCanada Corp. and the Aboriginal Pipeline Group (APG) are said to likely be the parties in charge of the project going forward.
Mackenzie Gas Project May be Restructured to TransCanada’s Benefit
A deal to restructure the Mackenzie Gas Project (MGP) to wrest control from a producer group appears to be close at hand, and TransCanada Corp. and the Aboriginal Pipeline Group (APG) are said to likely be the parties in charge of the project going forward.