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EnerCom thanks the sponsors, presenters and attendees for the success of the 27th annual EnerCom Denver Conference- oil and gas 360

EnerCom thanks our sponsors, presenters and attendees for the success of the 27th annual EnerCom Denver Conference

Publisher’s Note:  The EnerCom team would like to thank our EnerCom Denver Conference sponsors, presenters, investors, keynote lunch speakers, panel participants, and attendees for once again making our 27th annual EnerCom Denver- The Energy Investment Conference a huge success. Your continued support has made the EnerCom Denver Conference one of the longest-running privately owned energy conferences, and we couldn’t be

U.S. natgas futures down 3% on rising output, lower demand

Nasdaq U.S. natural gas futures fell about 3% on Monday on rising supplies and forecasts for cooler weather and lower air conditioning demand over the next two weeks than previously expected.   Also weighing on gas prices was a 5% drop in oil CLc1, LCOc1 futures O/R and the ongoing outage at the Freeport liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plant in Texas, which has left

Buhari’s Exxon sale flip-flop could discourage investment in Nigeria’s oil production- oil and gas 360

Buhari’s Exxon sale flip-flop could discourage investment in Nigeria’s oil production

World Oil (Bloomberg) — Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s flip-flop over the sale of Exxon Mobil Corp.’s assets could discourage investment in Africa’s largest oil producer in the wake of industry reform meant to grow the sector.   A $1.28 billion bid by Lagos and London-listed Seplat Energy Plc for shares in Exxon’s local subsidiary was initially backed by Buhari despite