February 2017

Parsley Energy grows wild in Permian Basin of West Texas

Last month, Parsley paid US$19,800 per acre for additional Midland basin acreage Following last month’s acquisition of nearly 18,000 net acres in the Midland basin, Parsley Energy this week purchased Double Eagle Energy’s assets, adding 71,000 net acres with 3.6 mboe/d of production, according to Wood Mackenzie. The addition of these assets will nearly double […]

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New EPA data show US oil/gas-related GHG emissions continue to fall

EPA data shows methane leakage rate from natural gas systems just 1.5% By Seth Whitehead, EnergyInDepth The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the latest draft of its annual Greenhouse Gas Inventory (GHGI) on Tuesday, and the new EPA data show that methane emissions from oil and natural gas systems continue to fall at the

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EIA: Short-term global oil demand outlook depends upon economic activity

 Gross domestic product (GDP) an important driver of oil consumption Oil plays a crucial role in the global economy—from the production of goods to the transportation of people and freight, according to the US Energy Information Administration. For this reason, economic activity and oil consumption tend to move together, particularly in developing economies. This relationship

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Calgary MP Len Webber must apologize for linking pipeline approval and BC opioid crisis

“If you’re willing to make it easier for us in Alberta, we can make it easier for you to put in safe injection sites throughout the country.” – Webber If you’re an Alberta Member of Parliament, like Calgary’s Len Webber, not antagonizing BC voters ahead of building a crucial West Coast pipeline seems, well, obvious.

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