Drilling
S&P: Negative hedging outlook for nat gas producers
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High natural gas supply, weak prices to continue; non-investment grade producers to suffer as current hedges roll off
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Chinese E&P company CNOOC has announced a $1.3 billion deal to purchase a 33.3% stake in some of US producer Chesapeake's shale assets
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As the regulatory restructuring continues for US offshore drilling, Pauline McCallion looks at the potential implications of the Presidential Commission’s final report on the BP Horizon Spill
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US oil spill report recommends risk management changes
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Presidential commission suggests reforms to address oil sector risk management after BP Gulf of Mexico spill investigation
US E&P to shift from gas to liquids in 2011
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Liquids-rich plays attract attention as the low natural gas price outlook continues
Petrobras raises the stake for unconventional oil
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The Petrobras share sale at the end of September set a world record, with $70 billion raised. Alex Davis examines how this is a good omen for risk appetite in deep-water drilling
Low natural gas prices push producers to oil
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US producers move to oil plays, 2011 natural gas hedging programmes not expected to support current production levels
“New price on risk” for Gulf of Mexico producers
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Government and regulators are urged to act quickly to create a stable regulatory regime in the wake of the Macondo oil spill or risk stifling domestic production
Shale boom to continue out to 2020
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New technology means the cost of shale gas production is more favourable than natural gas
E&P energy company premiums likely to rise
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Energy exploration and production (E&P) companies face increased cost risks as insurance premiums could rise, following BP’s Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which forced reinsurance firms, such as Germany’s Munich Re, to shell out hefty payments
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