Shares for artificial lift specialist Flowco Holdings spiked 23% in their first day of trading. Flowco CEO Joe Bob Edwards told Hart Energy that the durability of artificial lift and production optimization stands out in the OFS space.
Doug Burgum tapped to lead Interior Department, energy council Former governor made his fortune in accounting software By Jennifer A Dlouhy The US risks forfeiting a global competition to dominate artificial intelligence if it doesn’t build more reliable, always-on electricity to supply the industry, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Interior Department warned Thursday. …
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Frigid weather and jumping LNG demand have pushed natural gas above $4/MMBtu.
Helmerich & Payne has completed its acquisition of KCA Deutag International Ltd. as it positions itself as a global onshore drilling powerhouse.
Green Plains’ Trailblazer project will transport captured biogenic CO2 from a number of Nebraska ethanol facilities to sequestration wells in Wyoming.
Velocity Management Advisors has made a minority investment in M Wright Services and three of Velocity’s partners will join the construction firm’s board.
Faced with progressively stringent requirements, companies are seeking methane monitoring technologies that make compliance easier.
GridStor’s acquisition of the battery energy storage project in Oklahoma from Black Mountain Energy Storage comes amid a need for new power resources to support the region’s electric system reliability.
(Reuters) – U.S. Interior Secretary nominee Doug Burgum told lawmakers during his confirmation hearing on Thursday that permitting reform is needed to speed energy projects, particularly to boost power production. “We’ve got to get to work in permitting reform and speeding permitting right now,” he said. “Electricity is at the brink. Our grid is at …
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Interior Secretary nominee Doug Burgum said the sage grouse is neither endangered nor threatened; he’ll hold federal leases as scheduled; and worries the U.S. is short of electric power and at risk of losing the “AI arms race” to China and other adversaries.
