President Obama Tackles Global Warming in Inaugural Address
The Obama administration reportedly has developed a plan of action to to slow climate change that the President believes is causing devastating drought, fires and storms. The President reportedly has personally committed to seeking public support. If the administration is able to enact the broad reaching and impacting plan, who, besides natural gas, would be the winners? And who, besides gas and …
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The stagnation that never was leaves LNG importers in a bind
A few years ago, energy experts agreed that the US would need to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) to compensate for the rise in domestic consumption countered with stagnating supply levels.
Read MoreLow Prices Spark Warnings Of Industry Consolidation
By Conway Irwin Low natural gas prices are likely to persist in the US, which could prompt a new wave of oil and gas asset deals, and potentially industry consolidation. Robust drilling activity, ongoing productivity gains, a backlog of wells awaiting completion, continued joint venture capital infusions, and hedging activities are all helping to sustain an oversupply of natural gas …
Read MoreWhat do the numbers really say about shale oil?
Lately we have been hearing water cooler chatter surrounding investments in shale oil. It seems this is a hot-button issue, cropping up across all forms of media as well. A story ran in The New York Times recently addressing the validity of the claims by natural gas companies. “The gas may not be as easy and cheap to extract from …
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