WTI/Brent Spread has Crude by Rail on the Ropes
Rail has been integral to moving Bakken crude out of the basin since 2012 when production very quickly outstripped pipeline takeaway capacity, causing differentials to
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Rail has been integral to moving Bakken crude out of the basin since 2012 when production very quickly outstripped pipeline takeaway capacity, causing differentials to
With Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass LNG Terminal expected to export its first cargo in December and the slowdown in Asian economies, the market has started
The US energy market has been buzzing with low crude prices and anticipation of pipeline projects out of the Northeast to support a highly constrained
With so much bad news in the energy press these days – and I can go on about CFOs ‘leaving for personal reasons’, debt redeterminations,
Williams and Chesapeake Energy announced new contract last week for gathering services in the Haynesville and Utica meant to incentivize continued development in both plays.
Excitement surrounding the Haynesville seems to be growing again thanks to some impressive reports of well performance by Comstock, Chesapeake, and Exco. So much so,
Not all wells behave the same. This statement may seem pretty obvious, but it still begs the question: what kind of range makes up ‘average’
Followers of the energy markets have access to more data than ever. This week we were treated to a new data set from the EIA, estimates
With September here, there are officially two months left in the natural gas summer injection season. Rumors are that the US could hit 4 Tcf
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