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Is Private Debt The Answer To Growing Capital?
Christopher Abbate, Riverstone Holdings, talks private credit funds and alternative lending.
What's Affecting Oil Prices This Week (August 20, 2018)?
Brent fell $1.29/bbl last week to average $71.82/bbl as WTI fell $1.79/bbl to average $66.12/bbl.
HEADLINES: Dealing Diamondback Does It Again
Midland-based Diamondback Energy has announced more than $10 billion in acquisitions in a week. Also, Exxon Mobil leads high bidders in U.S. Gulf of Mexico lease sale.
What's Affecting Oil Prices This Week (August 13, 2018)?
Brent fell $0.54/bbl last week to average $73.11/bbl while WTI fell $0.89/bbl to average $67.91/bbl.
HEADLINES: Permian Deals Dominate Week
In China, tariff rhetoric kept heating up, this time over LNG with the country threatening a 25% tariff on U.S. imports.
IndustryVoice: Most Upstream Technology Journeys Start at the Point of Failure
A look back at the technology journey E&P companies have taken, from the mailroom to the modern energy workplace.
What's Affecting Oil Prices This Week (August 6, 2018)?
Despite pronounced weakness at the end of the week, Brent and WTI traded generally sideways last week.
Apex Energy CEO: Believe In Appalachian Basin
Mark Rothenberg discusses why he thinks some in the industry have a negative view of the play.
HEADLINES: Chesapeake, BHP Weren't The Only Ones Making Big Moves
Williams, Northern Oil & Gas, Pioneer Natural Resources also made A&D news this week. And, how much more oil is Anadarko producing in the Permian?
Renewables 2018: Tax Policy, M&A, The Future Of The Industry
John Gimigliano, principal-in-charge of federal legislative and regulatory services at KPMG, discusses renewables growth, subsidies, investment and impact on the industry.
Steve Pruett: Optimism, Caution In The Permian
In this executive interview, the CEO and president of Elevation Resources talks technology, infrastructure and, ultimately, success in the Permian Basin.
Oilfield Services, Producers Release Earnings; US Shale Gets High Marks
Oilfield services giants Schlumberger and Halliburton got the ball rolling with second-quarter earnings reports this week as higher oil prices boosted earnings for producers.