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An Awful Thing to Waste – The Push to Consume More Natural Gas Close to Where It’s Produced
There are two primary drivers for consuming more natural gas close to where it emerges from production wells.
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EQT Finalizes Agreement to Provide Half of Texas LNG's Export Capacity
EQT and Texas LNG have executed the tolling agreement that will provide roughly half of the feedgas supply to the proposed LNG facility over its first 20 years.
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US Rig Count Posts Gain Led By Addition in Anadarko
US oil and gas rig count posted a gain for the second consecutive week, with total rig count climbing to 589 for the week ending July 26, a gain of three vs. a week ago according to Baker Hughes.
- Analyst Insight
Canadian Drilling – Another Big Gain for the Oil Rig Count, Gas Rigs Limp Higher
The Canadian oil rig count set a new five-year high while the gas rog count continued to struggle.
- Analyst Insight
Goldman Says Maturing Permian To See Slower Crude Oil Supply Growth
Goldman sees softer growth in Permian oil production as geology and falling rig counts take a toll
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ExxonMobil, CF Industries Reach Agreement on CCS Project
ExxonMobil has agreed to transport and permanently sequester 500,000 MT per year of captured carbon dioxide from a CF Industries complex in Yazoo City, MS, which will reduce the site’s CO2 emissions by about 50%.
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Save It for Later - In Catalyst Recycling, Refiners Weigh Environmental, Profit Incentives Against Risk of Change
In a refinery, crude oil is first distilled, which separates it into light, medium and heavy fractions. After that, refiners start performing chemical reactions to change the oil’s molecules from their natural form into those needed in modern fuels.
- Analyst Insight
EQT Aims to Expand MVP Quickly After Closing Equitrans Acquisition
EQT closes Equitrans Midstream merger, eyes Mountain Valley Pipeline expansion 'as soon as possible'
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Running Up That Hill - Three-Pronged Plan to Refill SPR Comes With Challenges Beyond Price
The Biden administration has been on a mission for more than a year to restock the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), which was tapped at unprecedented levels in an effort to keep crude oil and refined product prices under control after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in early 2022 disrupted energy
- Analyst Insight
Crude Inventories Drop Despite Falling Demand
EIA's WPSR shows a 3.7 MMb/d drop in crude inventories despite factors suggesting an increase. Post-Hurricane Beryl, production remains high at 13.3 MMb/d, but refinery demand fell by 700 Mb/d, with stable net imports.
