RBN Energy, LLC

RBN Energy offers expert market advisory services focused on strategy, acquisitions, and divestitures. They collaborate with businesses involved in trading, marketing, or buying energy commodities, as well as the purchase and sale of energy-related assets and exploration and production in the oil and gas sector.

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Rhinestone Cowboy - Vaquero Midstream Breaks Into the Big Time With Delaware Basin Expansion

2 days ago | rbnenergy.com | Housley Carr

The Permian’s Midland and Delaware basins have seen their share of midstream success stories the past few years — many of them privately backed efforts to gain a foothold and then expand into the big time. Navitas Midstream Partners (later sold to Enterprise Products Partners) comes to mind; so do Oryx Midstream and Brazos Midstream. Now comes Vaquero Midstream — vaquero, of course, being Spanish for cowboy — the scrappy developer of a gas gathering and processing network in the Delaware.
Head Full of Doubt, Road Full of Promise - Policy Uncertainty Clouds Path Forward for Energy Projects

1 week ago | rbnenergy.com | Jason Lindquist

The Trump administration’s approach to economic policy — including tariff threats to longtime allies backed by sometimes shifting policy goals — might be a sound tactical move in the long run by keeping negotiators on edge and extracting better deals. But that approach has also heightened the sense of uncertainty about where things are headed, affecting investment and long-term planning.
Waltz Across Texas - WhiteWater and Company-Led JV Expand Role in Moving Permian Gas to Coast

1 week ago | rbnenergy.com | Housley Carr

Several large, publicly held midstream companies play critical roles in transporting crude oil, natural gas and NGLs from the Permian Basin to markets along the Gulf Coast, and all of them are investing hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars to expand their Permian-to-Gulf infrastructure.
Waxy and I Know It - An Insider's Guide to the Uinta Basin’s Rock, Reserves and Growth Potential

1 week ago | rbnenergy.com | Housley Carr

In just a few years, the Uinta Basin has morphed from a quirky, waxy-crude curiosity to a burgeoning shale play with production north of 170 Mb/d and initial production (IP) rates that compare favorably with the best wells in the Permian. Still, there are a host of logistical challenges associated with transporting waxy crude out of the basin and questions have remained about the Uinta’s potential for growth and its staying power.
I’m Back (Back in the LNG Groove) - How Woodside's FID on Louisiana LNG Shakes Things Up

1 week ago | rbnenergy.com | Lindsay Schneider

Woodside Energy’s final investment decision (FID) on the $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG terminal was a stunner. For one thing, only 1 million metric tons per annum (MMtpa) of the project’s 16.5 MMtpa (2.2 Bcf/d) of capacity is under contract — U.S. LNG export projects typically have commitments for two-thirds or more of their output before pulling the trigger.
Road to Alaska - Are Alaska LNG's Strengths Enough to Outweigh Its Costs, Construction Challenges?

2 weeks ago | rbnenergy.com | Richard Pratt

The Trump administration is trying to breathe new life into the long-dormant Alaska LNG project, talking up its strengths and encouraging potential Asian customers and investors to consider it. But the project, a multibillion-dollar plan to pipe natural gas from Alaska’s North Slope to Anchorage and Cook Inlet for liquefaction and export, faces huge financial and administrative hurdles, plus the challenges of building it in Alaska’s rugged terrain and often-harsh climate.
Only Happy When It Rains - Counting on a Boom in Natural Gas Demand for Power?

2 weeks ago | rbnenergy.com | Housley Carr

There’s been a lot of talk the past few months about artificial intelligence (AI) and plans by Microsoft, Google, Amazon and others to build a slew of data centers — energy hogs that would each require hundreds or even thousands of MW of electricity 24/7, 52 weeks a year.
Together in Electric Dreams - For Tech Giants, Powering Data Centers is Not All About Natural Gas

3 weeks ago | rbnenergy.com | Ellen Chang

Tech giants such as Google, Amazon and Meta have long sought to meet their data-center power needs while at least limiting their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. But while many developers and utilities have turned to natural gas to power data centers because of its ability to provide reliable 24/7 power, renewable generation continues to play a role, especially if it includes plans to utilize on-site battery storage.
Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' - Developing Natural Gas Storage Infrastructure in Unsettled Times

3 weeks ago | rbnenergy.com | Housley Carr

Taking a nine- or 10-figure energy infrastructure project from concept to fruition is never easy. Siting dilemmas, permitting woes, commitment-wary customers, financing snags, legal challenges — there are seemingly endless hurdles. And that’s in normal times. Add in market volatility and fast-changing governmental policies and a developer’s job becomes darn-near impossible.
Dig a Little Deeper - Haynesville Presents Opportunities, Challenges for Gas Producers

3 weeks ago | rbnenergy.com | Lisa Shidler

The boundaries of what we typically think of as the Haynesville Shale in Northeast Texas and Northwest Louisiana are expanding. E&Ps are increasingly moving out from the core producing acreage and exploring new frontiers, including the far western part of the dry-gas shale play. Wrangling gas from this prospect is challenging, with deeper, high-pressure reservoirs, temperatures up to 450°F and wells drilled to extreme depths of up to 19,000 feet.