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2 days ago |
hartenergy.com | Chris Mathews
Natural gas is having a moment. Time will tell whether it’s really the “golden age of natural gas” or a short-lived race to the bottom for U.S. gas producers. Bulls point to a looming wall of demand, mostly from new LNG projects but also from data centers, AI and power generation. Producers are staying relatively cautious, with few operators in a hurry to drive production way up—and prices back down. For now, forward prices are constructive for U.S. gas producers.
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3 days ago |
hartenergy.com | Chris Mathews
U.S. upstream dealmaking continued at a normal pace in April, despite a 12% collapse in WTI crude prices. Dealmaking across all sectors fell to a 20-year low in April due to tariff and trade uncertainty in the wake of the Trump administration’s “Liberation Day” shakeup. Experts say it’s still too early to see a material drop-off in upstream oil and gas M&A activity, which continued at a relatively typical clip last month.
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3 days ago |
hartenergy.com | Chris Mathews
NRG Energy is buying a fleet of natural gas-fired power plants in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at $12 billion. The deal comes as natural gas producers and power generators are excited about growing electricity demand across the U.S. NRG shares were up over 24% in afternoon trading on May 12. NRG’s acquisition from LS Power Equity Advisors includes 18 power facilities totaling 13 gigawatts (GW) of generation capacity, the companies said May 12.
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3 days ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Chris Mathews
NRG Energy is buying a fleet of natural gas-fired power plants in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at $12 billion. The deal comes as natural gas producers and power generators are excited about growing electricity demand across the U.S. NRG shares were up over 24% in afternoon trading on May 12. NRG’s acquisition from LS Power Equity Advisors includes 18 power facilities totaling 13 gigawatts (GW) of generation capacity, the companies said May 12.
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6 days ago |
hartenergy.com | Chris Mathews
Chord Energy is going long in the Bakken, planning to spud seven new 4-mile wells this year. Chord is encouraged by its first three 4-mile middle Bakken wells, the first of which began production in the first quarter. The first 4-mile Bakken well was spud in late 2024 and completed in February. Chord reached a total depth (TD) exceeding 30,400 ft, vertical and lateral combined, while cleaning out frac plugs.
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Julye Keeble
Staff Writer at Uvalde Leader-News
Julye Keeble primarily covers news in the Texas Hill Country region, including areas around Kerrville and Fredericksburg, Texas, United States.
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