PXE News and Press, Invesco Dynamic Energy Exploration &Production From 03/20/19

A U.S. district judge today blocked oil and gas drilling over nearly 500 sq. miles in Wyoming because the government failed to adequately consider its impact on climate change, a decision that could complicate Pres. Trump's broader efforts to expand energy production on public lands. Mor...

Two news announcements recently caught our attention. Both announcements provided further comfort in our minds with regard to our positive thesis regarding the outlook for the broader energy sector over the next few years. The recent news announcements we are referring to is firstly this anno...

By Debbie Carlson At a Glance New marine fuel standards and anti-cartel legislation will require "careful navigation" of oil markets, says one analyst. Two little-known news events could have a sizable influence on crude oil prices this year. By 2020, new global pollution control r...

Looking to reduce its aggregate oil price risk, Norway has decided to exclude exploration and production companies within the energy sector from its $1T sovereign wealth fund. More news on: Royal Dutch Shell plc, Royal Dutch Shell plc, BP p.l.c., Commodities news, Top stock market news, ...

Continuing our weekly series, Open Insights, we'll take a look at the EIA's Weekly Petroleum Status Report ("WPSR") for the week of March 1, 2019. The EIA reported a crude build of 7.1M barrels for the week. Imports increased by 1.1M barrels per day (bpd) from last week and hovered around 7....

US onshore merger and acquisition activities over the past few months have been mostly focused on the Permian Basin. Our company and transaction experts, Sven del Pozzo and Tim Brown, have assessed US E&Ps to understand what might be ahead for the Permian, and other U.S. operators lo...

The EIA has just published their data on World and Non-OPEC Oil Production . All data is through November 2018 and is in thousand barrels per day. All data is Crude + Condensate. World C+C was up 96,000 bpd in November to 84,225,000 bpd. Non-OPEC was up 280,000 bpd in November to 48,638,0...

Originally published on Feb. 14, 2019 By Erik Norland The price spread between two relatively new futures contracts, WTI Midland and WTI Houston, has been over the past two years a leading indicator of the spread between the two most venerable crude oil futures contracts: WTI and Brent...

If there is one major world changing event that has occurred in the last 10 years, it is the position that the United States has attained in oil and gas production. For countless decades both the U.S. and Europe have been contained by OPEC and her masters. Many of these countries have not been...

By Michael Laitkep Last year, the rampant growth in crude production in the Permian caused supply to outpace available pipeline takeaway capacity, creating a growth opportunity for the midstream space. As new pipeline capacity comes on-line in the Permian this year and in 2020+, the logica...