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Shale producers court European buyers in bid for key LNG market- oil and gas 360

Shale producers court European buyers in bid for key LNG market

World Oil Publisher’s Note:  With European markets becoming increasingly interested in LNG cargos sourced from U.S. shale, European capital markets should also take note.  North American operators are addressing their ESG objectives and messaging head on, as was evident at our EnerCom Dallas conference hosted last week.  One of the highlights of the event was a presentation from Chesapeake Energy

Third-quarter profits to sparkle for shale producers without hedges- oil and gas 360

Third-quarter profits to sparkle for shale producers without hedges

Reuters With oil and gas prices at multi-year highs, U.S. shale producers are poised to deliver the strongest earnings since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, so long as they didn’t lock in sales tied to much lower prices. Sky-high oil and gas prices will fill energy companies’ bottom line, rewarding investors who hung on through the pandemic. U.S. crude

Diamondback Energy shares plunge on lower oil output-oag360

Diamondback Energy shares plunge on lower oil output

Source: Reuters HOUSTON (Reuters) – Shares of Diamondback Energy Inc plummeted 13% on Wednesday after the oil and gas firm disclosed a dip in third-quarter oil output, raising fresh concerns about well spacing in the top U.S. shale basin. Diamondback is not the first U.S. shale producer to see its stock drop on concerns on well interference. Shares of Concho

Alaska Is the Biggest Bet Yet for Texas’s Anti-Shale Oil Billionaire

From Bloomberg Hildebrand gained fortune buying old, conventional oil assets, bet may be timely as investors begin to sour on shale Texas oilman Jeffery Hildebrand became a billionaire by shunning the shale revolution taking place in his home state. Now, he’s making his biggest bet yet — Alaska — just as shale producers run out of steam. Hildebrand’s Hilcorp Energy

Analysts have been publicly claiming that a drop in the value of the U.S. dollar is coming. Of course, this has implications for oil - Oil & Gas 360

The New Normal: U.S. Oil Company Executives Determine Global Supply

With OPEC out, is this what the new normal looks like for the oil and gas industry? Wednesday’s 1.1 million-barrel build in U.S. crude oil inventories drove West Texas Intermediate crude prices down by roughly a buck.  A couple days before, rumors of OPEC having a special meeting to look at possible price support sent markets up a buck and

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