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Continental makes another sharp capex
cut As commodity price drops continue to put pressure on cash flow for numerous oil and gas companies, Continental Resources expects core assets in the Bakken and SCOOP plays to drive production growth despite another cut to the company's 2015 capital program. http://www.ogfj.com/articles/2014/12/continental-makes-another-sharp-capex-cut.html?cmpid=EnlOGFJJanuary52015.html Share:     |
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Texas drilling permits fall in November and
October The Texas Railroad Commission issued a total of 1,508 original drilling permits in November compared to 1,559 in November 2013. Share: |
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Fitch: Oil drop may slow US LNG, weaken economics
The recent nearly 50% drop in oil prices may slow the momentum behind the development of US LNG facilities, according to Fitch Ratings. Oil price declines have weakened global LNG prices and could increase Henry Hub gas pricing, weakening current US LNG project economics. Share: |
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OGFJ's Photo of the Day Thank you for making OGFJ's new Photo of the Day slideshow one of this week's most-viewed content sections! Scroll through to see photos you may have missed. Share: |
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Wood Mackenzie: Global trends to look for in
2015 Oil market concerns will be inescapable in 2015, according to analysis from Wood Mackenzie. OPEC production targets and weaker than expected global economic growth are expected to put pressure on prices, forcing oil companies to adapt. Read more about the global trends to watch for in 2015. Share: |
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Final terms of Bakken pipeline project
approved Energy Transfer Partners LP and Energy Transfer Equity LP approved the final terms of the previously announced transaction involving the Bakken pipeline project and Sunoco Logistics Partners LP general partner interest and incentive distribution rights exchange. Share: |
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Chesapeake closes Marcellus and Utica
sale Chesapeake Energy closed its asset sale to Southwestern Energy Co. and completed additional initiatives as it looks to strengthen its financial position. Analysts say the company now sits on a 'mountain of cash' and is now poised to improve in 2015 despite the difficult commodity price environment. Share: |
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Drones in oil and gas Unmanned Aircraft Systems manufacturers are focusing on commercial applications of unmanned aircraft in the petroleum industry. Share: |
One of the key drivers of the oil markets is the price at which principal OPEC producers balance their government accounts – better known as fiscal break-even oil prices. By monitoring the fluctuations of these break-even prices in major oil-producing countries such as Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and the UAE, we can assess potential changes in OPEC’s desired level of global oil prices.
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