Many new non-OPEC fields and projects appear to be stalling out.
There are new oil and gas royalty trusts in the U.S. Here’s what they are, what they aren’t, and when they can be good for both producers and investors.
Southeastern New Mexico is an important source of energy for the U.S., but E&Ps contend with onerous environmental restrictions and compete with the potash industry.
Seizing a “moment in time,” XTO Energy fervently stockpiles assets while the acquisition iron is hot.
Is there a fundamental disconnect between the public and private valuation of oil and gas reserves?
Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s ambitious leasing and drilling program is being funded by a flurry of financial transactions.
These seven Denver-based energy financiers are bullish on energy.
Two Canadian firms have made offshore discoveries that keep toes tapping in Trinidad and Tobago, a top gas exporter in swinging growth mode.
Following a stumble out of the blocks this year, energy stocks have rebounded.
Despite turbulent credit markets, a sinking economy and soaring prices, three energy investment pros say equity raises will be a good engine to drive E&Ps’ expected growth plans this year.
Regional commercial banks offer debt-access security to local E&P operators and service providers.
Is there a fundamental disconnect between the public and private valuation of oil and gas reserves?
PetroQuest Energy’s Todd Zehnder has quickly moved up the E&P executive ladder.
Here are the Top 10 oil and gas industry trends that will affect credit quality in 2008.
Production and reserves are being hotly competed for in the Ark-La-Tex region, including the Barnett.
Several factors are making the outlook for U.S. natural gas prices more attractive, heading into the summer.
It seems to pay more to be an unconventional-gas player, according to new research.
Private-equity capital targeted to energy totaled $20.7 billion at year-end 2007.
Do MLPs pay more for proved reserves than C-Corps? No, according to Energy Spectrum Advisors.
John Pinkerton addresses Range Resources’ award-winning investor-relations practices, its plans for developing its emerging plays and its five-year streak of consecutive production growth.
In six weeks during last fall’s credit crisis, Milagro Exploration raised
$825 million and transformed itself, proving industry relationships matter
as much as assets or deal structures.
When MLP BreitBurn bought all of the Antrim and New Albany shale assets of Quicksilver Resources, it instantly more than doubled in size and gained a significant equity partner.
Two Houston investment-banking firms expect 2008 to be an active year for M&A action and for IPOs and other financings.
The former chairman of GlobalSantaFe believes the free market will enable the U.S. to regain energy independence, and use cleaner technologies in the process. Here's how to invest now to participate in this.
For the U.S. offshore drilling industry, this January wasn’t particularly illustrious, as shares in the sector sold off 13% for the month versus a like decline for the OSX (Oilfield Service Index) and a 9% dip for the S&P 500.
Wall Street sees a silver lining for nervous energy investors who are sitting on the sidelines.
Major oil producers may need to do some M&A to replace reserves, and independent oils are among potential targets.
Each with several energy investments in their portfolios, Pine Brook Road Partners and Houston Energy Advisors are looking to back yet more E&P stories in 2008.
Capital continues to flow to upstream MLPs, despite recent setbacks in debt and equity markets and uneasiness about PIPE overhangs.
Hit hard by external forces just after its IPO, Eagle Rock Energy recreated itself and is charging ahead.
Sometimes it pays to take a risk, like drilling a wildcat, funding a start-up or sticking a no-no thing in a microwave oven.
A founding principal of GasRock Capital LLC, Lynn Bass found his way into energy finance after meeting industry leaders through an executive-search firm.
A founding principal of GasRock Capital LLC, Lynn Bass found his way into energy finance after meeting industry leaders through an executive-search firm.
Divergence between the momentum of international or offshore markets and North American markets is expected to continue.
If a company like Leor Energy is worth $2.5 billion, just think what Ultra Petroleum, Range Resources or Southwestern Energy is worth.
Deepwater drilling contractors are a good bet today.
An elite class of operators drills ever deeper into onshore U.S. basins, spurred by the grand potential in such red-hot plays as East Texas' Deep Bossier, Oklahoma's Mountain Front and West Texas' Deep Haley.
After trading Antrim shale assets for a chunk of MLP BreitBurn, Quicksilver CEO Glenn Darden speaks about operations in the Barnett shale, making the market recognize the company's value and how lessons from being a champion sailor relate to the business.
As the industry enters 2008, where is world hydrocarbon supply, demand and pricing headed? Two veteran market seers offer differing views. One sees more oil supply; the other sees less.
A new well-evaluation study finds the ideal number of lateral wells for Bakken oil production.
The right kind of board of directors can contribute greatly to improved returns and company valuation.
The right kind of board of directors can contribute greatly to improved returns and company valuation.
Energy bankers are seeing more loan demand to accelerate the grass-roots drilling activities. But with the recent credit crunch, some also see borrowing becoming more expensive.
Investor tax benefits and structures that better incentivize drilling-partnership operators drive these investment vehicles today.
In determining which hedge opportunity is likely to be most effective, it is important to review the strengths and weaknesses of the two most popular hedge strategies -- swaps and collars.
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