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Biden’s Energy Plan Has Some Unintended Consequences
Politicians have on occasion attempted to come up with some ideas to solve the perceived energy problem of the moment. For example, Richard Nixon faced
Reduced LNG Demand Due to Economic Slowdown Has Led to Delays in FIDs
Weak economic outlook fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a fall in oil and gas prices and weakening liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand,
Leveraging AI: The Future Of Commodity Trading
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies like machine learning and natural language processing are gaining inroads in the commodity trading arena to analyze data faster and spur
Will The Election Impact Energy Prices and Market?
This week on Mining Money, Brandon Davis, CEO, Tim Travis and Imran Khan of Swan Energy talk about how the November national election will impact the energy industry. From prices to shale play USA, different
Another Orphan Well Capped, Millions to Go
Curtis Shuck, Well Done Foundation, talks about the emerging issue of orphan wells in America. Shuck explains the difference between orphan, abandoned and shut in
Kurita Water Industries Receives Distinction Award for Water Company of the Year
Kurita Water Industries, (Kurita), a leading global provider of water treatment products and services, is pleased to announce that it has received the “Distinction Award
3 Strategies for E&Ps to Reduce Routine Flaring
Increasingly stringent flaring regulations have been a hot topic of discussion in the upstream oil and gas industry for several years. Levels of natural gas
Ballot Measure 1 in Alaska Will Likely Send Discouraging Message to Future Oil and Gas Investors
Following the news on Alaska Ballot Measure 1, through which voters in the state will decide on whether taxes on oil should be increased for
Industry Concerned About Recent Surge in COVID-19 Cases
The predicted increase in COVID-19 cases as cold weather approaches in the Northern Hemisphere appears to be underway, resulting in an anticipated decline in economic