U.S. oil and natural gas reserves grew in 2014 by an average of 11% year/year, but that was before commodity prices took a big tumble, according to Fitch Ratings.
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U.S. Reserves Climb 11% in 2014, but Price-Induced Pain Ahead, Says Fitch
U.S. oil and natural gas reserves grew in 2014 by an average of 11% year/year, but that was before commodity prices took a big tumble, according to Fitch Ratings.

Forest to Run Faster in Eagle Ford on $90M Drilling Carry
Forest Oil Corp. has struck an agreement with Schlumberger that the company said will allow it to accelerate development of its Eagle Ford Shale acreage.
Matador Resources Ramping Up in Eagle Ford
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Chesapeake Liabilities Deepen; Pickens Dumps Stock
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Chesapeake May Recoup $10-12B from Asset Sales, JVs
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S&P: Power Firms Face Few Problems with Refinancing Debt
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Arctic Gas Faces More Than Political Challenges
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