Depressed oil and gas prices are jeopardizing energy production levels, possibly impairing the economics of large pipeline growth projects, and potentially creating excess pipeline capacity in certain regions.
Not exact matches
volatility of commodity
prices for crude
oil, natural
gas,
and natural
gas liquids («NGLs»)
and the risk of an extended period of
depressed prices;
Producers like Carrizo
Oil & Gas have also been subject to depressed oil prices and investors have written off the stocks out of worry, Cramer explain
Oil &
Gas have also been subject to
depressed oil prices and investors have written off the stocks out of worry, Cramer explain
oil prices and investors have written off the stocks out of worry, Cramer explained.
So, Canadians are both paying higher
gas prices as a result of higher world
oil prices and getting less for their
oil production as a result of the
depressed regional
oil prices in the Midwest.
Germany's BASF, owner of
oil and gas producer Wintershall, said Friday it expects
gas prices to remain
depressed throughout 2016 as it struggles to compensate for the loss of sales Continue Reading
While Trump's stance on issues like the Keystone XL pipeline bodes well for the
oil and gas industry, the risks posed by a U.S. - led slump in global trade would likely far outweigh the increased volumes of crude that would flow across the border into the Gulf of Mexico — especially at today's
depressed prices.
Fifty - two
oil companies have already filed for bankruptcy this year,
and over one - third of the world's biggest
oil and gas companies could end up bankrupt in 2016 under stress from crushing debt loads (over US$ 150 billion)
and lacklustre cash flows
depressed by low
oil prices, according to a recent study by Deloitte.
«It will not affect the international coal market in any way,» German climate economist Reimund Schwarze tells Pacific Standard via email, explaining that the CPP rules targeted mostly inferior, high - emissions coal in a market that's already been
depressed by cheap
oil and gas prices.
Natural
gas prices will likely rise, making the costs of production higher
and, according to the recent PWC report, shale
oil may
depress world crude
prices over the years to come.
Fifty - two have filed for bankruptcy since 2015,
and over a third of the world's biggest
oil and gas companies have crushing debt loads (over $ 150 billion)
and cash flows
depressed by low
oil prices, according to the Deloitte Center for Energy Solutions
and a recent study by As You Sow.
Other states that will be hit, but to a lesser extent, are North Dakota, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming
and, if
oil prices remain
depressed for a while, West Virginia (because of the
price substitution effect between natural
gas and coal).