US Land Rig Growth Stalls as DUCs Head North Blog Post
31st July 2017 Publicly traded E&Ps and service companies are entering a Q2 earnings season anticipating…
31st July 2017 Publicly traded E&Ps and service companies are entering a Q2 earnings season anticipating…
Westwood Global Energy Group acquires Energent Group Software LLC (EGS), a market research firm…
Westwood Global Energy Group expands North American offering for the unconventional market.
Each month Westwood’s onshore team provides a global update on land drilling rig supply, with data sourced from and analysed using, Global Land Rigs.
In this episode of Energy Transition Now David Linden speaks with Thomas Boermans, the Head of Foresight at E.ON.
In this episode of Energy Transition Now David Linden speaks with Zeke Hausfather, the climate research lead at Stripe.
The key story of the last three months has been the rapid rise in oil and gas prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In December 2021, Brent oil prices averaged $74 a barrel, and by March 2022 they averaged $118, highlighting just how dramatic an impact the invasion had on global prices.
At the beginning of January 2022 Brent prices were at $78 a barrel, well above the nadir of 2020 when they reached a low of $9 a barrel. What has been seen since has been well outside of most forecasts, with Brent prices breaching $100 a barrel on the 24th of February 2022.