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North Dakota blues: The legacy of fracking

North Dakota blues: The legacy of fracking When oil drillers descended on North Dakota en masse a decade ago, state officials and residents generally welcomed them with open arms. A new form of hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking” for short, would allow an estimated 3 to 4 billion barrels of so-called shale oil to be extracted […]

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Note to EIA: Major shale operator sending cash elsewhere

Note to EIA: Major shale operator sending cash elsewhere John Hess, CEO of Hess Corporation, a large U.S.-based independent oil producer, recently told a Houston audience where he’s putting the company’s money these days: Offshore drilling. That should strike those who know of Hess Corporation’s heavy involvement in the Bakken shale play (in North Dakota) as […]

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The U.S. Shale Industry Hit A Brick Wall In 2019

The U.S. Shale Industry Hit A Brick Wall In 2019 The Great U.S. Shale Industry Machine is finally running out of steam.  What looked very promising for the shale industry in 2018 seems incredibly bleak this year.  And, if the situation doesn’t turn around quickly for the shale industry, 2019 might turn out to be […]

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Capital Flight Is Killing The US Shale Boom

Capital Flight Is Killing The US Shale Boom The growth in U.S. shale production is grinding to a halt as low prices put drillers in a financial vice. The slowdown has been unfolding for much of 2019, but the latest slide in oil prices is another blow to cash-strapped companies. Share prices for many E&Ps […]

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