![]() | CompletionsBy Nissa Darbonne |
The Tudor, Pickering & Holt research team put out a note Tuesday on making great investments today in the energy industry.
The two most relevant questions: ‘Is this cycle over?’, and (2) ‘What is the downside for stocks if the cycle is over?’
The complexities of the Haynesville play force consolidation.
Haynesville shale was one of the hot topics last week, with speakers like Petrohawk's Steve Herod and Goodrich's Rob Turnham.
The A&D Strategies and Opportunities Conference is Sept. 4 in Dallas. Peter Barker Homek, CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (TAQA), will be one of the speakers.
Three majors plan to buy into North American unconventional-gas plays. What’s next?
Think $25,000 an acre is top of the market for the Haynesville play? Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. research analyst Shannon Nome discusses Chesapeake's deal with Plains Exploration & Production.
The theory of relativity applies to all things, actually. It’s about what is and isn’t in terms of one’s own perspective — standing still, in motion or both. In the energy industry, at more than $100 oil and strong natural gas prices, relativity is greatly in play.
The Sierra Club Comes Out For The U.S. Natural Gas Industry (And Against Crude Oil): The Exclusive Interview From Oil And Gas Investor Magazine.
The Haynesville shale play, quietly explored by Chesapeake Energy Corp. and others, has erupted in recent weeks as the hot new U.S. gas target. Here are the preliminary facts.
The Sierra Club's executive director describes the organization's view of U.S. natural gas production as a better energy source than coal, crude oil or imported LNG.
Here's some advice on being proactive in working with activist hedge-fund managers.
Utility and coal player Consol Energy Inc.’s bid to re-roll up coalbed-methane producer CNX Gas Corp. may represent a new U.S. gas M&A trend, and further pressure on gas-acquisition prices.
Utility and coal player Consol Energy Inc.’s bid to re-roll up coalbed-methane producer CNX Gas Corp. may represent a new U.S. gas M&A trend, and further pressure on gas-acquisition prices.
The four best basin-based E&P stock plays are Range Resources, Southwestern Energy, Equitable Resources and Chesapeake Energy, according to analyst Dan Pickering and team at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Securities Inc., Houston.