Will Reduced Gathering Costs Bring New Life to Old Plays?
August 30, 2016
With weak commodity prices still around (though gas has been trading within $0.25/MMBtu of $3 after 16 year lows of sub $2 gas in March,
Month: August 2016
Permian Decline Curves Altering Supply Outlook?
August 25, 2016
Two basic but important factors that are taken into account when BTU Analytics refines our monthly oil and gas production forecasts are well decline curves and
E&P Positioning Report: New Pipelines to Disrupt Supply Stack
August 23, 2016
Finding and drilling the best rock is only half the battle in the E&P business. Moving product from wellhead to demand market and the costs
Do Renewables Help Natural Gas Consumption?
August 18, 2016
The press these days is filled with stories about renewable energy development and clean energy initiatives. One such announcement was in July 2016 Salt Lake City committed
The Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Season, and the Oil Market
August 16, 2016
This year’s Tropical Storm Colin was the first named storm in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) since Tropical Storm Karen in 2013. A “major” storm
E&P Positioning: Which E&P Has the Most Growth Potential?
August 12, 2016
With the crude and gas markets strengthening, knowing which E&P is best positioned to grow into this recovery is an opportunity not to be missed.
Marcellus Drilling Activity Set to Take Off?
August 9, 2016
Production in the Northeast has been able to continue to grow despite the downturn in Marcellus drilling activity. Growth continued in part due to a
Montney Shale – Canadian Royalty Impacts
August 4, 2016
The Montney Shale play in Canada has drawn significant amounts of interest, investment, and activity in recent years. Even as commodity prices collapsed and rigs
E&P Positioning: Marcellus Economics Ranking
August 2, 2016
As natural gas prices rally and oil prices take a new dip, developing a deeper understanding of E&P well economics continues to be of paramount
