Sentences with phrase «when oil and gas prices»

Peyto's low debt will let it quickly raise funds to further accelerate drilling when oil and gas prices move.

This will let them easily borrow money when oil and gas prices rebound.

Not exact matches

The world's largest publicly - traded oil and gas company by market value has ridden out a collapse in crude prices better than most, its vertically - integrated model allowing downstream businesses to capture the value that upstream operations lose when oil prices are low.

In its early days, when natural gas prices rose and fell in lockstep with oil, investors questioned its business plan.

Williams's real estate development company in Baton Rouge had been «body - slammed,» he says, when an oil - and gas - price crash rocked the Louisiana economy.

Scoring a major asset at a time when oil prices had hit major lows has transformed Perth - based junior Kalrez Energy NL from a gold explorer to an oil and gas producer.

July 2016 Oil and Gas Prices Global crude markets showed resilience in June when both Brent and WTI rallied to a 2016 high above $ 51 / bbl, due to continuing outages in Nigeria and Canada, as well as a 1.7 % decline in U.S. production.

Similar to some oil and gas companies, many coal miners accumulated major debt loads when prices were high and demand seemed sustainable.

Many indie gas stations buy gas from name - brand oil companies, and they're often the first to slash prices when crude oil rates drop, NPR reported.

Energy was at the centre of the 2006 G8 when the Russian - Ukrainian gas crisis hit Europe and oil prices reached $ 50 per barrel for the first time (a threshold now long forgotten, in 2012 the average price is stood at about $ 112 per barrel).

This is as he urged the general public and stakeholders in the Oil and Gas sector to disregard any such report of a price increase as further information and communiqué on the resolutions would be communicated as and when due.

Today, we look at an oil and gas stock that we regard as a value stock with strong potential to grow when energy prices recover.

Since 50 % of sales are exposed to the oil and gas industry, let's take a look at how the company performed when the price of oil collapsed between 2014 - 2016.

When oil prices fall, it can rely on strong amounts of natural gas, its transporting division, and its chemical division to provide the profits to continue the dividend growth.

When the weather heats up later this year, the price for oil and natural gas securities should come down.

The integrated oil and gas giant has refining operations that do better when crude prices decline, partly offsetting its exploration and production losses.

For example, a strong company in the oil and gas sector might see its share price pulled down when another player in that sector makes a negative announcement.

Mining companies and oil and gas exploration and production companies have direct exposure to commodities prices, and affiliated businesses, like heavy - equipment manufacturers and oilfield - services companies, tend to do better when the underlying commodities are performing well.

I remember when high - level clowns in the Bush administration were pointing to the decline in carbon emissions in the mid-2000s, but of course not taking credit (or blame) for the higher oil and gas prices that most agreed lay behind those declines.

The grid operator testified that «wholesale energy prices and emissions will rise when extreme weather results in natural gas pipeline constraints — driving up the price of natural gas (and wholesale energy) and forcing New England to rely on oil - and coal - fired generation for multi-day (or multi-week) periods.»

The current plan seems to be that when the oil begins to run out and the price of gas is to high, then it becomes affordable to convert oil sands in Canada to fuel (Downside is more Co2 released further contributes to global warming).

Electricity is bought and sold in a «free» market, as far as any are in fact totally «free» — the price of electricity is linked to that of gas and oil and coal and carbon, and it is also driven by supply and demand — it gets dearer in the cold weather when we use more (generally speaking).

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Oil and gas pipelines are a typical analogy for the scale and nature of infrastructure required, but have significant differences: the science of fossil fuel reserves was limited when much of the industry was created, and under business - as - usual the price of oil can be expected to rise as reserves go down, thus stretching out the time in which the investment is worthwhiOil and gas pipelines are a typical analogy for the scale and nature of infrastructure required, but have significant differences: the science of fossil fuel reserves was limited when much of the industry was created, and under business - as - usual the price of oil can be expected to rise as reserves go down, thus stretching out the time in which the investment is worthwhioil can be expected to rise as reserves go down, thus stretching out the time in which the investment is worthwhile.

When oil (and later gas) production constraints start reducing supply, prices will rise, so that those companies can increase profits.

As we use up all the oil and gas that was produced when the Earth was TRULY warm, and CO2 was TRULY high, the prices will increase and we will use less.

In 2008, when hydraulic fracturing took the oil and gas industry by storm, it started a chain reaction that sent the price of both commodities plummeting.

Iran provides a classic example of extreme subsidies when it prices oil for internal use at one tenth the world price, strongly encouraging car ownership and gas consumption.

When it comes to the oil and gas industry, risks abound: political, geological, pricing, costs, supply and demand, and more.