July 29, 2018 – Forbes
The U.S. Is Still The Global Natural Gas King
By Robert Rapier
Data from the 2018 BP Statistical Review of World Energy show that last year the U.S. maintained a healthy lead as the global natural gas powerhouse.
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July 30, 2018 – Wall Street Journal
Bigger Oil Pipelines Are Coming to West Texas to Ease Bottleneck
Drillers are pumping so much oil and gas that pipelines considered more than adequate just a few years ago now are overwhelmed
By Rebecca Elliott
Epic Midstream Holdings LP said last year it would build its first oil pipeline in America’s most active oil field. It won’t be finished until next year, but already Epic Midstream is considering making it bigger.
The upstart company, backed by private equity, had been planning to...
July 27, 2018 – Oil & Gas Investor
Experts To US Senate: Don’t Mess With Shale Revolution
by Leslie Haines
Oil and gas experts Rusty Braziel of RBN Energy LLC; Robert McNally of Rapidan Energy Group; and Jason E. Bordoff of Columbia University spoke to the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on July 24.
A group of U.S. senators had a lot of energy questions on their mind and a handful of noted oil and gas consultants explained it all to them. But at the same time, they warned, the U.S. oil...
July 24, 2018 – Washington Examiner
Senate Energy Committee dives into OPEC and oil market uncertainties
by John Siciliano
The future of the nation's strategic oil reserve and Iran sanctions will come into stark focus on Tuesday at a rare Senate Energy Committee hearing on oil prices, according to aides.
The Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing comes as President Trump and Iran have sparred on Twitter on the ramifications of applying oil sanctions, while recent reports show Trump is considering tapping the Strategic Petroleum...
July 13, 2018 – Natural Gas Intelligence
Production Squashing Storage Fears as Natural Gas Futures Continue Slide
By: Jeremiah Shelor
Natural gas futures bulls gave up more ground Friday as production continued to allay the market’s storage concerns. Spot prices fell throughout the Midwest with cooler temperatures in the forecast, while the volatile SoCal Citygate gained heading into the weekend; the NGI National Spot Gas Average ...
