HEADLINES OF INTEREST

Alaska producers are increasingly optimistic about new discoveries on the North Slope and feel they can boost production by at

The U.S. breakeven point for crude oil production has slipped to $50 a barrel, according to the Federal Reserve Bank

The United States may now be the world’s biggest crude producer, but the oil being produced in its prolific Permian

Obviously, there’s a lot more than just three, but let me hit on the triad of pillars. Producing at All-Time

Global energy investment steadied at nearly $1.85 trillion last year after three years of decline, with slowing energy efficiency and

The trade war with China has caused investors to overlook catalysts for firming oil prices and put another chill in

More than a year ago, U.S. shale producers started to realize that investors were getting impatient about meager returns from

While some of that is staying close by, most will need to be exported. Even as ample shale barrels and

A ride through the Permian Basin’s little-drilled southwest corner looks a bit like the rest of the shale patch. Mesquite