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As low as gas prices are -- and could get -- they won't be the primary cause of production shut-ins to come. Instead, as some industry executives have previously predicted, pushback from packed pipelines will force lower-pressure wells out of the gas supply mix, Barclays Capital analysts said Tuesday.
The owner of The Lantern Bar and Grill on North Street is looking for someone to run the business after he closes it this weekend.
Yergin returns to these themes of where the complex, turbulent forces of energy and geopolitics are taking the world in The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Clash of Nations. His pithy narratives and keen observations, unfolding across more than 400 pages, are certain to become touchstones of reference, a shorthand for policymakers, diplomats, and industry players of any nation. For readers on alert for probing backstories to help interpret flashpoints of global energy events and geopolitics — yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s — it is hard to imagine a better guide. Vice chairm...
DeSmog Analysis Feb 3, 2020 @ 15:55 In mid-January, Adam Waterous, who operates the private equity firm Waterous Energy Fund, made a prediction about the crown jewel of the U.S. shale oil industry, the Permian shale play that straddles Texas and New Mexico. “We think we are at or near peak Permian,” Waterous told Bloomberg. “The North American oil market has been grossly overcapitalized, which is not sustainable.” Bloomberg reporter Simon Casey goes on to qualify that “[p]redicting peak Permian output for 2020 isn’t a mainstream view.” However, evidence is piling up that the U...