Thursday, January 8, 2026

Ring Energy, Inc. Releases Second Quarter 2015 Operations Update

*CORRECTION* Ring Energy, Inc. (NYSE MKT: REI) (“Ring”) (“Company”) earlier today released its operations update for the second quarter of 2015. In the release, the Company published internal engineering 3P (Proved Developed Producing, Proved developed Non-Producing, Proved Undeveloped) reserve estimates of 8.1 MMBOE, and an additional 10.95 MMBOE of Probable and Possible reserves, making a 5P total of 19.05 MMBOE.

Cabot Oil & Gas Reduces Costs per Mcfe by 3%

Cabot remains focused on cutting costs Houston-based Cabot Oil & Gas (ticker: COG) reported its second quarter results today, showing that the company continues to focus on cutting costs. Cabot continued to reduce its capital spending in the Marcellus. Cabot reported total per unit costs (including financing) decreased to $2.52 per thousand cubic feet equivalent (Mcfe) in the second quarter,

Mexico says it will cut carbon, and is buying US nat gas

Story by CNBC Mexico made headlines and earned praise from environmentalists this year when it pledged to cap and cut carbon emissions. Less discussed has been how Mexico may use U.S. natural gas to help it get there. Mexico has been slowly developing noncarbon emitting energy sources such as solar and wind power, but it’s also been aggressively investing in

Shell-BG recommended combination receives Brazilian antitrust clearance

Royal Dutch Shell plc (“Shell”) (NYSE:RDS.A) (NYSE:RDS.B) today announced that its recommended combination with BG Group plc (“BG”) has received unconditional merger clearance from the Brazilian competition authority (CADE), satisfying the first of the pre-conditions to the combination. Other pre-conditions include merger clearances in Australia, China and Europe. Commenting on CADE clearance Shell CEO, Ben van Beurden, said: “The addition

Mitsubishi to end US vehicle production

Story by Agence France-Presse Japanese automaker Mitsubishi said Friday it would stop making vehicles in the United States and is looking to sell its underused Illinois plant. “Following a review of Mitsubishi Motor Corporation’s global supply chain, we have been informed it is necessary to end production and seek a strategic buyer for the Normal plant,” Mitsubishi Motors North America

American Airlines 2Q profit soars, helped by cheap fuel

Story by the Chicago Tribune American Airlines said Friday that its second-quarter profit nearly doubled to $1.7 billion on sharply cheaper jet fuel. The world’s biggest airline said it was its most profitable quarter ever, after excluding one-time costs and gains. American’s fuel bill dropped by more than $1 billion — a 37 percent savings — compared with the same

Drilling in the Western States

Rig Count Makes Biggest Gains Yet in 2015

Overall rig counts up 2% on additions in the oil patch Overall rig counts reached a nearly two-month high this week, with Baker Hughes (ticker: BHI) reporting 876 rigs active in the United States for the week ended July 24, 2015, up 19 rigs from last week. The news came after three weeks of small increases from the week ended

Enterprise Completes $1.5 Billion Sale of Offshore Gulf of Mexico Business to Genesis

EPD Release Enterprise Products Partners L.P. (EPD) today announced it has closed on the sale of its offshore Gulf of Mexico pipelines and services business to Genesis Energy L.P. (“Genesis”) for approximately $1.5 billion in cash. “We are pleased to complete this transaction with Genesis,” said Michael A. Creel, chief executive officer of Enterprise’s general partner. “The proceeds from this

Here’s why ocean shipping companies are switching to natural gas

Story by Fortune TOTE’s container ships will be the first of a wave to run on cleaner fuel. The North American ocean carrier TOTE is deploying the world’s first container ships fueled by liquefied natural gas (LNG). The move anticipates imminent environmental regulations that are likely to trigger large shifts in the maritime shipping industry. TOTE is making the move

Russia

Rosneft Asks Russia for an End to Gazprom’s Export Monopoly

Update: Energy Minister Wants to Maintain Monopoly Alexander Novak, the Energy Minister of the Russian Federation, came out in favor of continuing Gazprom’s monopoly of exporting pipeline natural gas on July 28, reports Russian news agency Tass. “We are focusing on maintaining a single export channel,” he said at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. A letter sent by Rosneft to

Core Laboratories Shakes off Difficult Oil & Gas Market in Q2’15 Results

Second Half 2015 Projections: Revenue of $408 to $415 Million, Free Cash Flow of $110 Million Core Laboratories (ticker: CLB) reported net income of $34.6 million, or $0.81 per share, on revenues of $204 million in its Q2’15 earnings release issued on July 22, 2015. The net income is 10% greater than Q1’15 and is exceeded by its free cash

Russia, China

B.C. Government Passes LNG Act Allowing it to Advance a $36 Billion Project with PNW LNG

Pacific NorthWest LNG Project is forecast to create 4,500 jobs and up to $8.6 billion in tax and royalties The government of British Columbia approved the Liquefied Natural Gas Project Agreements Act yesterday after a special summer session. The bill gives the province authority to enter into LNG project agreements, reports CBC. With the bill passed, B.C. can now move