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US onshore producers are likely to be among the hardest hit as the Saudi-Russia price war drags on and are already increasing their response to what has become a dire situation for the energy industry. Energy Intelligence’s US corporate team discusses what’s been done so far and what additional action could be taken, including potential production curtailments in Texas and the possibility of an Opec that includes North America.
Hosted by: Noah Brenner, Executive Editor, Houston, Deon Daugherty, Corporate Reporter, Houston and Luke Johnson, Corporate Reporter, Houston
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