The integrated majors are taking proactive steps to improve their growth curve, including a stronger focus in North America, an energy analyst with Raymond James & Associates Inc. said Monday.
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Majors Take Proactive Steps to Improve Growth
The integrated majors are taking proactive steps to improve their growth curve, including a stronger focus in North America, an energy analyst with Raymond James & Associates Inc. said Monday.
Near-Flat Mixed Pricing Biased to Downside
Numbers stronger than weekend declines but still mostly softer.
Near-Flat Mixed Pricing Biased to Downside
Numbers stronger than weekend declines but still mostly softer.
ConocoPhillips Cuts Costs, North American Spending
ConocoPhillips bounced back from year-ago losses on stronger oil prices and better-than-expected results from its cost reduction plans, the Houston-based producer said last week.
ConocoPhillips to Keep E&P Capital Outlays Flat, Cut Spending in North America
ConocoPhillips, the first of the oil majors to issue 4Q2009 earnings, bounced back from year-ago losses on stronger oil prices and better-than-expected results from its cost reduction plan, the Houston-based producer said Wednesday.
ConocoPhillips to Keep E&P Capital Outlays Flat, Cut Spending in North America
ConocoPhillips, the first of the oil majors to issue 4Q2009 earnings, bounced back from year-ago losses on stronger oil prices and better-than-expected results from its cost reduction plan, the Houston-based producer said Wednesday.
Analysts: Non-U.S. Ports Enticing LNG Cargoes
Global liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets are stronger than some might have expected as demand in China, India and Latin America is supporting prices, according to Houston-based research firm Zeus Development Corp. And this means LNG regasification terminals in the United States will want for cargoes, according to Barclays Capital analysts.
Researcher Finds Global LNG Demand Strength
Global liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets are stronger than some might have expected as demand in China, India and Latin America is supporting prices, according to Houston-based research firm Zeus Development Corp.
Modest Rise in Heating Load Boosts Most Points
The market was marginally stronger Tuesday as forecasts of Midwestern lows not far above freezing joined sub-freezing predictions for the Rockies and much of Western Canada in creating extra heating load. Overall temperatures, however, were expected to get no lower than chilly (40s) in most areas, and thus flat to higher numbers only modestly outnumbered losses.