Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - January 2010
Cover Story
Oil-Prone Shales
Explorers are expanding their search for oil, and favorite targets are the new breed of resource plays in shales.
Feature
Back In The Game
Restrained by E&Ps’ capex cutbacks last year, service and supply executives look to 2010 with cautious hopes for revitalized activity, especially in the oily regions.
Comstock's Entrepreneur-In-Chief
M. Jay Allison, an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, is pursuing the Haynesville shale as he takes Comstock Resources to the next level.
Deep Bossier Cools Its Heels
While weak natural gas prices have tempered activity, the economics of this deep, tight-gas play are holding up.
Economists' Corner
Three economists weigh in on how rising U.S. gas supply will affect demand, prices and opportunities for new uses for gas.
Energy Policy Outlook
Various energy legislation and tax code changes in the coming year could define conventional fuels’ role—and economic health—under national carbon constraints.
Energy's Pivotal Year
As 2009 draws to a close, capital providers and advisors are looking forward to an active 2010.
Interoil's Gas Well Blasts Record
The Houston independent’s giant Papua New Guinea wells are building a new production base for an LNG bid.
Oil Markets Forecast
Semi-sustained economic growth is supporting a rebound in world oil consumption.
Venture Capital's 10 Commandments
As venture capital investment recovers along with the economy, start-ups seeking funding should bear in mind these rules.
A&D Trends
At Closing
Bright Spots
Capital Markets
Completions
Eastern
From the Editor-in-Chief
Gulf Coast
International Highlights
Legends
Chatting With Evvy Goyanes
Oil and Gas Investor caught up with Everardo “Evvy” Goyanes in Houston where he was attending a board meeting of Plains All American Pipeline LP; he heads its audit committee.