Greater sage grouse habitat is declining at a sharp rate in the West, and aggressive steps need to be taken to shift away natural gas and oil development, according to a peer-reviewed study.
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Halliburton Sees ‘Structural Shift’ in Unconventional Resources Market
Halliburton is anticipating a “structural shift” in the U.S. land market as unconventional resources become a more prominent component of the production profile, according to CEO Dave Lesar.
Halliburton Sees ‘Structural Shift’ in Unconventional Resources Market
Halliburton is anticipating a “structural shift” in the U.S. land market as unconventional resources become a more prominent component of the production profile, CEO Dave Lesar said Friday.
Economist: Producers Must Adjust to Shale-Era Economics
Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing are unlocking the continent’s bountiful gas shale plays one by one, leading to a seismic shift in production economics — and prices will never be the same, a Calgary-based energy economist told NGI.
Economist: Shale Abundance Dictates Low-Cost Mindset
Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing are unlocking the continent’s bountiful gas shale plays one by one, leading to a seismic shift in production economics — and prices will never be the same, a Calgary-based energy economist told NGI.
House Dems Propose Lifting Drilling Ban 100 Miles Out
In a significant shift in policy, the House Democratic leadership last Wednesday unveiled an energy package that would lift the 26-year-old congressional moratorium on oil and natural gas drilling 100 miles out from shore and would allow individual coastal states to “opt in” to leasing between 50 and 100 miles from their shorelines.
House Dems Propose Lifting Drilling Ban 100 Miles Out
In a significant shift in policy, the House Democratic leadership Wednesday unveiled an energy package that would lift the 27-year-old congressional moratorium on oil and natural gas drilling 100 miles out from shore and would allow individual coastal states to “opt in” to leasing between 50 and 100 miles from their shorelines.
Traders Discount Storm, Eye Crude; September Drops 66.3 Cents
September natural gas futures plunged Monday as traders sought to discount the effects of Tropical Storm Edouard and shift their attention to the economy and a sympathetic drop by crude oil. September futures swan-dived 66.3 cents to $8.726 and the October contract fell 65.8 cents to $8.836. September crude oil dropped $3.69 to $121.41/bbl.
Questar Looks to Midcontinent as Units Set Net Income Records
Questar Corp. saw sharply improved results during the second quarter as the company continues to shift more of its focus toward the Midcontinent where it expects margins to be stronger than those available in the Rocky Mountain producing region.
Questar Looks to Midcontinent as Units Set Net Income Records
Questar Corp. saw sharply improved results during the second quarter as the company continues to shift more of its focus toward the Midcontinent where it expects margins to be stronger than those available in the Rocky Mountain producing region.