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Summit Midstream is moving full speed ahead with its 900-MMcf/d expansion of the Double E Pipeline after it secured about 550 MMCf/d of long-term commitments to move natural gas from the Permian Basin’s Delaware Basin toward the Waha Hub.
Industry executive surveys in Q2 2026 and observations by oil service firms all reflect an optimism that suggests producers are warming to increasing activity to boost oil and gas output. The key question is whether that has translated into higher investment.
Crude Oil Permian provides detailed analysis of the fundamental drivers impacting the Permian Basin crude oil market including weekly data, analysis and market intelligence updates of: Permian crude oil supply and demand, pipeline outflows and capacity, prices, and infrastructure updates.
On Day 2 of RBN and Novi Labs’ School of Energy in Houston, Novi Vice President of North American Energy Markets David Braziel spoke with Phillips 66 Vice President of Investor Relations and Chief Economist Sean Maher for a candid conversation about global developments reshaping U.S.
The energy industry is grappling with dozens of questions about data centers, a hot topic that took center stage on the second day of RBN and Novi’s School of Energy.
Rock Graham, Manager, Origination & Producer Services at NRG Energy, discussed key considerations shaping data center development during a fireside chat at the Houston conference, including how to build projects the right way, navigate constraints, and weigh the potential benefits and concerns surrounding their long-term impact.
Venezuela’s oil industry spent more than a decade moving in the wrong direction, but 2026 has brought a notable change. Today, we look at the improvements in production and exports in light of Venezuela’s sweeping new deal with the U.S. and also address the prospects for the refining sector.
At the opening day of RBN and Novi's School of Energy in Houston, Robert Auers covered the Refined Products markets: what’s driving supply and demand, what’s impacting the prices, and what can we expect for the future.
Diesel is taking the wheel of the refining barrel. As discussed in today’s Tradeview Report, the benchmark 3-2-1 crack edged just $0.52/bbl higher last week to $66.36/bbl, but that modest headline move masks a much more dramatic shift underneath.
The LNG Voyager weekly report provides subscribers with weekly updates of data, analysis and market intelligence on factors affecting feedgas and LNG export volumes, prices and infrastructure, including liquefaction and pipeline projects and capacity contracts.
At the opening day of RBN and Novi's School of Energy in Houston, speakers examined the production gains shaping U.S. oil markets and today’s supply outlook.
E&Ps active in the San Juan Basin’s Mancos Shale think it has real potential, but acknowledge that regional natural gas prices would have to be higher to justify the investment. What Mancos producers need, they say, is better access to premium markets like Arizona and northwestern Mexico. A new pipeline might help.
U.S. LNG feedgas moved higher last week, with all terminals operating at or above full contracted utilization and some beginning to approach winter peak levels.
