Entries by Ranger Land and Minerals

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1031 Exchange Farmland [Ultimate Guide]

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Colombia’s Oil Major Plans To Drill 100 Wells In The Permian

Colombia’s state-held oil firm Ecopetrol has a strategic alliance with Occidental Petroleum. It is to develop acreage in the Permian. There are plans to have drilled as many as 100 wells in the most prolific U.S. shale basin. It is by the end of 2021. Ecopetrol’s CEO Felipe Bayon told a conference on Monday. Continue […]

Oil Prices Rise On Hurricane Outages

Oil prices rose on Tuesday afternoon, ahead of the weekly crude inventory data releases, but traders remain concerned about the pace of the recovery in global oil markets. After a sobering OPEC report on Monday, the IEA published its updated demand forecast for 2020, revising its previous outlook downward by 200,000 bpd to 91.7 bpd, […]

IBM’s Next Big Bet is … the Oil Industry

IBM wants to dig more deeply into oil and gas. They want to explore more about the oil industry. In partnership with oilfield services giant Schlumberger (SLB), IBM will create a digital platform. A platform where oil and gas companies can access real-time data and software give them a competitive advantage. The platform will layer […]

US Oil Drilling Set to Start Rising after Cycle Turns: Kemp

The US oil industry probably passed the low point in the current cycle in July and August, with drilling rates set to start increasing from September or October and production turning up from March or April 2021. Since hitting a low in late April, when the coronavirus epidemic was raging and lockdowns were most stringent, […]

There May Be No Choice but to Nationalize Oil and Gas — and Renewables, Too

Once on the margin of the margins, calls for the nationalization of US fossil fuel interests are growing. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the basic argument was this: nationalization could expedite the phasing out of fossil fuels in order to reach climate targets while ensuring a “just transition” for workers in coal, oil, and gas. Nationalization […]

Robust Chinese Demand Fuels Oil Market Recovery

Following last week’s price rally, oil prices move higher on Monday morning, on bullish demand figures coming from China. Additionally, U.S. dollar weakness contributed to last week’s price rally. Traders are also expecting deeper OPEC+ cuts of 1.15 million bbl/d in August and September. As a result, Brent crude traded above $46 which was mainly […]

Oil Rallies As Twin Storms Force Shut-Ins In Gulf Of Mexico

Oil and gas companies active in the Gulf of Mexico have shut in almost 58 percent of oil production on Monday as two tropical storms threaten operations. Oil and gas companies active in the Gulf of Mexico have shut in almost 58 percent of oil production and 44.6 percent of gas production as a hurricane […]

3 Ways To Play The Coming Oil Boom

The double negatives of a demand-culling pandemic and wildly declining sentiment trouncing the oil and gas. It is also pushing companies to record lows, with $30 billion in collective debt, trying to pick a winner in this sector is growing more challenging by the day. Oil boom is really coming. On the demand front, the […]