Energy Transfer signs small Pennsylvania driller on to $1.5 billion Marcellus...
The previously announced Revolution project includes a 100-mile pipeline running through Pennsylvania.
View ArticleMPLX to buy MarkWest Energy Partners for about $15.8 billion
The proposed deal combines the largest processor of gas in the Marcellus and Utica shale regions of Pennsylvania and Ohio with a growing oil and refined products partnership, according to the statement.
View ArticleRaymond James: Natural gas production is slowing, but another boom could be...
After adding as much as 5.4 billion cubic feet per day in new production in 2014, the U.S.'s natural gas haul leveled off at about 73-75 billion cubic feet per day in early 2015, according to Raymond...
View ArticleCommentary: Downbeat data weighing on crude once more
One-hundred-and-twenty-one years after the birth of ee cummings, and the crude complex is just like one of his poems – showing unexpected twists and turns. The crude complex is left weighing up another...
View ArticleToday’s economic weakness, tomorrow’s natural gas oversupply
On the 70th birthday of the Fonz (aka Henry Winkler), commodities are trying to stay cool amid a bearish barrage of news. We have had Q3 earnings from Exxon Mobil and Chevron to round out big oil’s...
View ArticlePipelines planned for midstate Pennsylvania
After 10 years of drilling, shale operators have more natural resources than the infrastructure to deliver it. There's now more supply than demand, and pipeline builders are seizing the opportunity and...
View ArticlePermian Basin output growing, but other top shale plays to fall
The Permian is one of the outliers — the only other play expected to grow over the next two months is the Utica in the Appalachian region.
View ArticleNoble Energy shrugs off downturn to crank up production
Despite pulling back from some of its oil fields, Noble Energy cranked up production in recent months, with plans to send more oil to market in the fourth quarter than it had originally projected.
View ArticleEnvironmental permits delay Williams Partners’ Constitution pipeline
The opening of Williams Partners LP’s proposed $925-million Constitution natural gas pipeline will be delayed to the second half of 2017 as the developer awaits a permit to clear trees in New York and...
View ArticleMarket Currents: Iran battles for market share in Asia
As the euro tumbles and optimism wanes from Algiers, oil prices are charging lower ahead of a likely build to crude inventories in tomorrow’s weekly inventory report. Hark, here are five things to...
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