From first cargo to global leader: US LNG’s 10-year surge
Ten years after the first liquefied natural gas cargo departed from Sabine Pass in Louisiana, the U.S. has cemented its position as the world’s...
Haynesville forecast to lead U.S. shale growth in next two years
Domestic natural gas production is expected to increase by an average of 4 billion cubic feet per day, or 3.4 percent, in the next...
Louisiana LNG terminal projects are caught in US-Korea trade crossfire
A U.S. request for South Korea to invest in Louisiana’s liquefied natural gas industry has emerged as a flashpoint in trade negotiations, with President...
Why U.S. shale output is holding up in a $60 oil world
U.S. oil production is defying gravity—and expectations, The Wall Street Journal writes.
Despite crude prices falling below $60 a barrel and rig counts shrinking, American producers...
LSU–Woodside deal ties college sports to Louisiana’s LNG boom
LSU Athletics announced on Monday a multiyear partnership with Woodside Energy that will place the company’s logo on competition apparel across all 21 LSU varsity...
Haynesville natural gas renaissance or mirage? Region’s rigs bounce back
Drilling activity in the Haynesville Shale jumped by seven rigs to a 32-month high last week, led by Citadel LLC-backed Apex Natural Gas LLC,...
Commonwealth LNG signs 20-year LNG contract with Mercuria
Commonwealth LNG in Cameron Parish has signed an LNG sale and purchase agreement with Mercuria Energy Trading to provide 1 million tons per year...
Next offshore oil and gas lease sale set for March 11
The next federal offshore oil and gas lease sale in the Gulf is scheduled for March 11, opening more than 80 million acres to...
London’s Harbour Energy acquires LLOG Exploration for $3.2 billion
London-based Harbour Energy has entered the deep water Gulf with the $3.2 billion acquisition of Houston-based LLOG Exploration.
The deal adds an oil-weighted, high-margin portfolio...
As domestic growth slows, U.S. shale producers are looking abroad
U.S. shale producers are increasingly looking beyond domestic oil fields as growth in America’s most prolific basins slows, The Wall Street Journal writes.
After years of focusing...
