Trump Presidency Spells Big Changes for Oil Industry
Trump's Likely Moves
The new administration has made it clear that it plans to create a condusive regulatory environment rather than a discouraging one. A new report from the lobbying firm Akin Gump highlights some of the changes.
Permian Basin Operators Slash Methane Emissions While Increasing Production
Emissions Progress
Methane emissions from upstream Permian Basin operations fell more than 34 billion cubic feet from 2022 to 2023. According to S&P Global, the drop exceeds the emissions prevented by every electric vehicle on U.S. roads that year.
LNG and Data Centers Are Top 2025 Demand Drivers
January 2025 Cover Story
With a new administration recalibrating the nation’s political compass, the Outlook 2025 special reports examine opportunities as well as challenges in the months ahead.
Industry Veterans Unite Operations, Chart Course As Expand Energy
January 2025 Editor's Choice
The new entity is a shale gas powerhouse, leveraging a substantial portfolio, innovation-focused culture, and strong financial position to meet both domestic and even global needs for affordable, reliable and clean natural gas.
South Texas Geology Gives Producers Of All Sizes Diverse Opportunities
January 2025 Markets & Analytics
Second only to the mighty Permian Basin in terms of combined oil and natural gas output, the Eagle Ford Shale ranks as America’s third largest tight oil basin and fourth most productive shale gas basin.
Electric Frac Fleets Continue To Evolve And Gain Performance
January 2025 Frac Facts
Every component of electric frac fleets—from power generators and pumps to check valves and makeup connections—is benefitting from iterations in designs that enhance reliability, efficiency and safety.
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