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Banks Give A Stay Of Execution On Oil And Gas Sector
Sunday, 11/01/2015

October 26, 2015 – OilPrice.com

Banks Give A Stay Of Execution On Oil And Gas Sector

By Dave Forest

There have been a lot of observers (including myself) worried lately about debt in the oil patch, with suspicions running high that lower oil prices will mean cuts to bank lines -- and possible bankruptcies for some cash-strapped producers.

But a study released late last week by industry insiders shows petro-finances are doing much better than expected.

As reported by RBN Energy, cuts to E&P banklines...

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Oil ebbs, but they still seek the flow
Sunday, 11/01/2015

October 22, 2015 – Houston Chronicle

Oil ebbs, but they still seek the flow

By Robert Grattan

The oil price downturn has put an end to the pipeline construction boom spurred in recent years by shale production, and midstream companies are struggling to keep products flowing through their systems....

Read the full article here: http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/...

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Video: What oil drop means for economy
Sunday, 11/01/2015

October 10, 2015 – CNBC

Video: What oil drop means for economy

Ward McCarthy, Jefferies, and Kyle Cooper, AIF Advisors, discuss global growth concerns and falling energy prices.

Watch the full interview here:  http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000318951

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LNG Exports: Diverse And Abundant U.S. Natural Gas Supplies To Feed LNG Export Facilities
Friday, 10/23/2015

October 2015 – American Oil & Gas Reporter

October 2015 ‘Editor’s Choice’

LNG Exports: Diverse And Abundant U.S. Natural Gas Supplies To Feed LNG Export Facilities

By E. Russell “Rusty” Braziel

HOUSTON–Natural gas demand is increasing in the power generation, industrial and residential/commercial space heating sectors, but few factors will have a greater effect on future U.S. natural gas production–or pricing–levels than the degree to which U.S. liquefied natural gas exporters can successfully...

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Contrasting with 'Drilling Productivity Report,' other EIA data show gas production continues to rise
Friday, 10/23/2015

October 15, 2015 – SNL Energy

Contrasting with 'Drilling Productivity Report,' other EIA data show gas production continues to rise

By Tom Pawlicki

The latest signal on shale production of natural gas suggests that output will fall for a fifth consecutive month after a peak was reached in June. But that indication is contrasted by separate data that suggest that new record highs in total U.S. production continued to be achieved through July and possibly September.

Production's impact on prices is significant

"The market is...

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