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Petrobras Aims to Make Africa its Main Exploratory Region Outside Brazil
Petrobras aims to make Africa its main region of development outside Brazil.
Exclusive: Kinder Morgan’s Fore on the US’ ‘Golden Age’ of Pipeline Construction
Kinder Morgan’s Allen Fore, executive vice president of public affairs, says “this is the time to build” midstream infrastructure as the U.S. strives to become the leader in energy production globally, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Ghana Extends Production Licenses to 2040 for Two Fields
The MOU with Kosmos Energy, Tullow Oil, Ghana National Petroleum and others includes approval to drill up to 20 more wells in the Jubilee field.
VanLoh: Continued US Oil Growth at $63 is a ‘Dangerous Assumption’
The Bakken and Eagle Ford have three or four years of new-drill well inventory left at $63/bbl WTI while the Permian has between seven and 10 years, Quantum Capital Group’s Wil VanLoh said at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference.
Onboard Dynamics, T.D. Williamson Partner to Expand Pipeline Tech Globally
The alliance targets growing regional demand for lower-emission maintenance solutions in the natural gas sector.
Partners Group Buys PowerTransitions for $450MM Investment
Private-equity firm Partners Group agreed to acquire utility-scale developer PowerTransitions from EnCap Investments and has plans to invest over $450 million to boost the company’s growth.
US adds Over 100 Bcf to NatGas Storage for Sixth Straight Week
Working gas stocks remain above the five-year average, according to the EIA.
Linde Set to Expand CO2 Capacity in Texas as Demand Rises
The new CO2 liquefaction plant in Freeport, Texas, is expected to begin operations in 2027.
Vermilion Energy Sells Powder River Assets, Exits US Market
Canadian firm Vermilion Energy is selling assets in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin and exiting the U.S. market.