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Report Says Despite Shale, U.S. Unlikely to Disengage From Persian Gulf

Despite the shale revolution in North America transforming global energy dynamics, the United States is unlikely to disengage completely from the Persian Gulf because other nations still depend on the region and it will still affect the world’s oil prices, according to a draft report presented to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

June 4, 2013

More to SM Energy than Eagle Ford

Around the middle of the year, SM Energy Co. management will have a clearer picture of how to allocate spending among a number of opportunities as it targets annual production growth of 15-20% over the next three years, executives said during a conference call Wednesday.

May 6, 2013

SM Energy’s Eagle Ford Matures as New Ventures Eyed

Around the middle of the year, SM Energy Co. management will have a clearer picture of how it will allocate its spending among a number of opportunities as it targets annual production growth of 15-20% over the next three years, executives said during a conference call Wednesday.

May 2, 2013
New RFF Maps Detail States’ Shale Gas Regulations

New RFF Maps Detail States’ Shale Gas Regulations

Resources for the Future (RFF) has released an update of its ongoing project to compare regulations in 31 states with current or near-future shale gas development. The latest series of maps shows more than 27 different elements of regulation nationwide.

October 24, 2012

Utica Geology Dividing ‘Winners,’ ‘Losers’

As energy companies begin collecting production data from the few wells drilled so far in Ohio’s portion of the Utica Shale, a picture is starting to emerge that company executives and industry experts agree will determine how, where and when the play will ultimately be developed.

August 27, 2012

Utica Geology Slowly Dividing Companies Into ‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’

As energy companies begin collecting production data from the few wells drilled so far in Ohio’s portion of the Utica Shale, a picture is starting to emerge that company executives and industry experts agree will determine how, where and when the play will ultimately be developed.

August 16, 2012

Alternative Fuel Mix Gets More Complex

While a national energy industry study due out this summer hopes to paint a futuristic picture of alternative fuels and vehicles in 2050 and vehicle manufacturers are zeroing in on specific fuels for specific types of transportation, a panel representing various alternative transportation fuels presented a diverse, complex view of the current market choices at Tuesday’s opening day of the ACT Expo 2012 conference in Long Beach, CA.

May 17, 2012

Gas Rigs Decline Yet December Marches Lower

December natural gas posted a new low Friday as analysts factored in a continued weak technical picture along with a weather outlook that fails to even hint at seasonally cool temperatures. The number of rigs drilling for gas, however, posted a steep decline. December fell 6.5 cents to $3.584 and January skidded 5.1 cents to $3.696. December crude oil continued its march higher, adding $1.21 to $98.99/bbl.

November 14, 2011

West Virginia ‘In The Game’ for Ethane, Official Says

West Virginia believes it can support a chemical industry even if plans to ship Appalachian ethane to Canada and the Gulf Coast come to fruition, an official told a Pittsburgh-area audience Wednesday.

August 26, 2011

California Fracking, Pipe Bills Await August Hearings

While no hearings have been set as of yet for deciding the fate of several natural gas safety bills alive in the California legislature, all indicators point to the picture becoming clearer following mid-August committee hearings, when state lawmakers return from a month-long recess that begins Friday.

July 12, 2011
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