October 2, 2019
Dallas’ Tri Global Energy says it has a buyer for its 360 MW Canyon Wind project in Scurry County, near the town of Snyder west of Abilene…..
October 2, 2019
Laredo Petroleum‘s president is the new CEO, replacing the chairman of the company’s board…..
 
October 2, 2019
Two Baker Botts energy specialty lawyers have moved to the international law firm Paul Hastings‘ Houston office……
September 30, 2019
Weatherford International appears to be nearing the final stages of its bankruptcy proceedings, which it entered into in early July……
September 30, 2019
Longtime Odessa lawyer Frank Hunold is running for Justice, Place 2 on the 11th Court of Appeals in north West Texas….
September 30, 2019
Oxy is providing updates on its deleveraging and divestiture activities now that it’s closed on its purchase of Anadarko……
September 30, 2019
The Lower Colorado River Authority is planning a $169.5 million revenue bond sale to be priced this week….
September 30, 2019
There may be some delicate negotiations in the future for Houston’s Talos Energy‘s recent landmark find of nearly a billion barrels of oil off Mexico’s Southern Gulf Coast….
September 30, 2019
Infinity Energy Resources, with O&G E&P interests in Texas and Colorado, is moving a Texas oil vet up to COO…..
September 30, 2019
ConocoPhillips is exiting the Central Louisiana Austin Chalk and selling two UK subsidiaries with North Sea assets to London’s Chrysaor E&P…..
September 29, 2019
Medallion is looking for interested parties for its expansion of a pipeline system in the Midland Basin……
September 29, 2019
One out of four Texas residents are planning to switch retail electric providers (REPs) amid a decline in overall brand trust among such providers, with AEP and CenterPoint among the more preferred brands, according to a new research study….
September 29, 2019
A new tax on electric and hybrid vehicles, similar to one proposed during this year’s Texas legislative session, goes into effect Tuesday in Arkansas….
September 29, 2019
Texas-based Excelerate Energy LP has the okay from the Philippines government to begin development of a floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in the Bay of Batangas…
September 28, 2019
In 1999, with the enactment of Senate Bill 7, Texas began its historic march toward the deregulation of retail electricity. Although not immediate in effect, the state’s groundbreaking legislation eventually ushered in some of the most significant changes ever for its power consumers.
No longer would giant, vertical-integrated utilities maintain their monopoly grip on all home electricity service. No longer would Austin political appointees determine directly the price of air conditioning and lighting in all parts of Texas.
In commemoration of that anniversary, the Texas Coalition for Affordable Power has released an updated version of its signature report, Electric Deregulation in Texas: A Market Chronicle. The book, organized chronologically in a year-by-year fashion, is available through free digital download. Go to the TCAPtx.com for more information……
September 27, 2019
Construction is set to begin next year on three Texas PV plants for privately-held Intersect Power.….
September 27, 2019
A 20-year US Air Force veteran and a former national security advisor to President Trump says he’s running for Texas’ 11th Congressional District……
September 27, 2019
Camber Energy Inc. says it has a next-week closing date on a merger between a subsidiary and a College Station energy-related company….
September 26, 2019
As Oil Price‘s Nick Cunningham pointed out recently, there’s one place you can find unvarnished opinion on the state of the Texas oil and gas industry, where the comments are made anonymously and therefore roughly carry the weight of insider analysis, and that’s in the “comments” section of the Dallas Federal Reserve‘s new 3rd Quarter Fed Energy Survey — no need to mince words here — and the outlook isn’t very pretty, so we gathered a large number of the most revealing comments below (some are bolded for emphasis)…….
September 26, 2019
Yes, there has been an increase in the number of E&P bankruptcies this year over last, and yes there are financial problems facing the O&G industry nationwide, not the least of which is reticent capital markets; and yes top shale companies have more than a billion dollars coming due in market debt over the next seven or so years — but Rystad Energy says this is not a harbinger of doom…..