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Crude Oil Exports: U.S. Becomes a Global Price Setter
When Congress lifted the 40-year crude export ban in December 2015, the oil market shrugged. U.S. exports trickled out at a few hundred thousand barrels per day, directed mostly to Canada. Few believed the infrastructure or the volume were there to make American crude a global force.
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Fall Budget Season: How Operators Set 2026 Plans
Every fall, the upstream oil and gas industry goes through a ritual that determines the trajectory of U.S. production for the next calendar year: budget season. Starting in late August and running through November, E&P companies large and small run their planning cycles, stress-test commodity price assumptions,
Dorado Play: EOG's South Texas Gas Discovery
A&D Market Mid-Year Review: 2025 Deal Flow Analysis
Reservoir Engineering 101: A Primer for Investors
Most oil and gas investors can read an income statement and calculate a free cash flow yield. Fewer can evaluate whether an operator's stated EUR (estimated ultimate recovery) is reasonable, or whether a type curve is conservative or optimistic. That knowledge gap matters — because the entire economic foundation