Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Argentina expects deregulation to boost energy investment to $15 billion in 2025- oil and gas 360

Argentina expects deregulation to boost energy investment to $15 billion in 2025

Oil Price Argentina’s market deregulation efforts are expected to raise the energy investments in the country by about $2.5 billion to $15 billion next year, Energy Secretary Eduardo Rodriguez Chirillo said at an industry event. The government of Argentinian President Javier Milei has pushed for new legislation, the so-called Large Investment Incentive Regime – or RIGI, by its Spanish initials – offering

Join the IN! crowd at EnerCom Denver’s annual charity golf tournament, sponsored by Global Sponsor Netherland, Sewell & Associates (NSAI)- oil and gas 360

Join the IN! crowd at EnerCom Denver’s annual charity golf tournament, sponsored by Global Sponsor Netherland, Sewell & Associates (NSAI)

Oil and Gas 360 EnerCom Denver – The Energy Investment Conference will be held August 18–21, 2024, at the Westin Denver Downtown. We invite you to be part of an unforgettable day of fun as the conference kicks off with the annual Charity Golf Tournament on Sunday, August 18th at the scenic Arrowhead Golf Club, nestled in the striking Flatirons

Finding Costs Drop to 10-Year Low - Oil & Gas 360

ETF Funds Pump $1.9 Billion into Energy in the First Half of November

Range bound or not, ETFs invest capital into energy An analysis of commodity markets from Bloomberg Intelligence today pointed to oil likely being in the $40-$60 per barrel range for the foreseeable future, but that hasn’t stopped ETFs from pumping more money into energy in November. Commodity market strategist Mike McGlone said it would take “a substantial development to get

Energy Opportunities are in the Sights of Private Equity Firms: An Exclusive Interview with Jason Downie, Co-Founder of Tailwater Capital

“There’s a lot of capital on the sidelines. … From a timing perspective, I would imagine there’s a major effort to deploy capital this year.” – Jason Downie, Tailwater Capital The energy space has changed. But with change comes opportunity, and private equity companies are chomping at the bit to use their dry powder in a market starved for capital.