Deep Yellow Limited (DYLLF) Uranium Resources Expanded by 51% – Tumas 1, 2 & 3 Deposits
Deep Yellow Limited (DYLLF) Uranium Resources Expanded by 51% – Tumas 1, 2 & 3 Deposits
Deep Yellow Limited (DYLLF) Uranium Resources Expanded by 51% – Tumas 1, 2 & 3 Deposits
Zedcor Energy Inc. Announces 2018 Year End Results
Cloud Peak Energy Announces Suspension of Trading and Commencement of NYSE Delisting Procedures Due to Low Stock Price; Common Stock Expected to Begin Trading on the OTC Pink
Parker Drilling Successfully Completes Restructuring Process
TransAtlantic Petroleum Announces Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2018 Financial Results and Provides an Operations Update
Both regions have seen relief from 2018’s wide discounts By Richard Rostad, analyst, Oil & Gas 360 Producers in the Permian and Canada are enjoying relief from the punishing differentials seen last year, as new developments in both regional supply and takeaway normalize markets. However, this relief may be short-lived. The Midland-WTI differential attracted significant attention last year, as booming
Enbridge Gas to Lower Customer Rates April 1, 2019
Core Laboratories’ First Quarter 2019 Webcast At 7:30 A.M. CDT / 2:30 P.M. CEST On April 25, 2019
From Bloomberg The dramatic ramp-up in U.S. shale production is running into a combination of issues — technical and financial — that threaten to slow the pace of expansion, according to some of the industry’s biggest companies. Schlumberger Ltd. and Halliburton Co., two of the largest providers of oil services, said Monday there will be a double-digit drop in spending from customers in the
Enterprise Products to Participate in Scotia Howard Weil Energy Conference
From Bloomberg Oil trader Paul Vega is at the vanguard of shale’s next revolution. Driving his pick-up truck through the heartland of the Permian basin — the vast tract of west Texas scrub where one of history’s greatest oil booms means miles-long traffic jams — Vega says there’s more crude being pumped than America’s refineries can absorb. Today, the primary
From Bloomberg The world’s biggest oil-exporting region may lose billions of dollars in annual revenue when an obscure United Nations requirement for ships to burn cleaner fuel takes effect next year. Saudi Arabia, Iraq and other Middle Eastern suppliers of heavy, high-sulfur crude could take a hit as refiners favor lighter, low-sulfur grades that they can process more easily into
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