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Devon Energy announced it is selling its Eagle Ford assets to Crescent Energy for $4.22 billion in cash. In today’s blog, we look at why Devon is leaving South Texas while Crescent doubles down, and we preview our detailed analysis of the deal, available on the Novi Intelligence portal.
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Freight rates are sky-high. Shipping crude oil from the U.S. Gulf Coast to China on a VLCC cost more than $80 million earlier this month, double what it was in September and 5X a year ago. Today, we look at the unique combination of factors that are helping drive freight rates to record highs.
Building an oil or gas pipeline can be a heavy lift, but getting permission to do it can take even longer. Years of reviews, agency coordination and courtroom battles have delayed projects and driven up costs. Today, we look at the permitting reform bill being considered by Congress and what it wou…
The volumes of Permian natural gas flowing into the Katy area west of Houston will be increasing sharply, as will gas demand from LNG export terminals near the Texas/Louisiana border. Three new pipelines are being developed to move gas from between Katy and the state line, but will they be enough?
Global refining is entering a new phase. After decades of capacity growth centered in China and the Middle East, the baton is passing to India. Today, we examine India’s long-term goals, the kinds of projects underway, and how the U.S. is playing a role in their development.
The developer of a planned natural gas pipeline across North Dakota has reached FID after securing long-term, demand-side commitments for almost all its 1.4 Bcf/d of capacity. The question is, will WBI Energy’s Bakken East Pipeline leave the Bakken with way too much gas takeaway space?
Over the past 10-plus years, there’s been an extraordinary consolidation among producers in Alberta’s booming oil sands region. Now, with Cenovus Energy’s planned multibillion-dollar acquisition of Athabasca Oil Corp., more than 90% of oil sands production will be owned by only five companies.
ONEOK’s expansion of its Greater Denver refined products pipeline does more than just add 35 Mb/d of capacity to Denver International Airport. The midstream giant has larger ambitions for the 230-mile line that links Denver to Midcontinent and Gulf Coast supplies.
The Gulf Coast gas storage market today is a different animal, marked by steeper prices, an emphasis on high injection and withdrawal rates, and a looming capacity shortfall. How did we get here, which market players are shaping things the most, and how much new gas storage is likely to get built?
The trade press has become increasingly skeptical about whether Europe can adequately replenish its underground natural gas reserves in time to meet critical storage targets. Today, we explain why Europe, and Germany specifically, finds itself in a precarious situation and what might be done.
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