Oil and Gas Investor Magazine - September 2013

Come And Take It

The Eagle Ford is coming of age as it leads tight-oil unconventional plays into harvest mode.

$19 Billion-Plus Deal Flow

A New Super Shelf Player

A&D Bellwethers

The consensus among many in the oil and gas industry is that A&D activity is booming. But is that really the case?

Gas Hope Glimmer

Could natural gas find its footing sooner than expected and surprise to the upside in 2014-2015? Two analysts weigh in on gas stocks best-positioned when an upturn comes.

Keeping To The Shallow End

Having gone public through a reverse merger, Petro River is poised to deliver results in the Mississippi Lime.

M&A Takes A Break

Activity tapered in the first six months of 2013, but A&D experts expect a rebound by year-end.

Our Thanks To George Mitchell

Powder River Oil

The Cline Shale: Another Texas Giant?

MLP Shorters

Meet James Yardley

Better All The Time

Company Briefs

'Doug's Guys' Remake Chesapeake

A One-Hit Wonder In Utah?

Eastern U.S.

History Notes

Gulf Coast

International Highlights

Chatting With George Gaspar

Midcontinent & Permian Basin

Amid Enthusiasm For The Permian, Athlon IPO Hits $20

Billion-Dollar-Exit Vets Hope For Encore Performances

Energy Lenders Hold Steady On Price Decks, Brent Joins Mix

Lawsuit Blames 100 Companies For Demise Of Louisiana Coast

Mexico’s PRI Unveils Energy Reform Initiative

Shale Gale Responsible For Secure Supplies, Reduced Emissions

Texas Petro Index To Pass 2008 Peak, Revises Gas Production Upward

The British Inversion

Sharp Cycles Ahead

While many observers look for flattish commodity prices in the years ahead, there are plenty of reasons to expect volatility, according to researchers at The University of Texas’ Bureau of Economic Geology.

Western U.S.