Episode Details

You won't want to miss this episode of the Energy News Beat Podcast, where Michael Tanner and Stu Turley cover some of the biggest stories in the energy markets today.

The main topics discussed in this podcast are:

1. The oil and gas industry, particularly the challenges faced by oil producers due to low oil prices. This is evidenced by the discussion around Harold Ham's comments about the need to stop drilling when profit margins are low.

2. Geopolitical issues related to Venezuela, including the U.S. intervention and its impact on oil production and exports. The hosts discuss how this has affected Exxon's operations in neighboring Guyana.

3. Developments in the Canadian oil and gas sector, including the increasing trade ties between Canada and China, as well as the potential impact on Canada's energy exports.

4. Mergers and acquisitions in the U.S. shale industry, specifically the potential deal between Devon Energy and Coterra Energy, and the strategic rationale behind such consolidation.

5. Technological advancements in oil and gas exploration and production, such as the use of lasers for deep well drilling.

6. The broader geopolitical landscape and the shifting power dynamics, as discussed in the context of Mark Carney's comments on a "new world order". This will not end well for Carney.

Time Stamps:

00:17 Challenges facing oil producers due to low oil prices

04:42 Why Exxon and Chevron are holding stock prices up while oil is down

09:25 USGS discovers new oil and gas deposits in Texas

13:18 Carney's Canadian carnage - what did he mean by new world order?

19:01 US seizes another dark fleet tanker

21:01 Finance Section and M&A deals

All of the stories covered can be found at

https://theenergynewsbeat.substack.com/

and

https://energynewsbeat.co/

1.Harold Hamm Says There Is No Need to Drill at $58 per Barrel

2.Why Chevron and Exxon are Holding Their Stock Price Even When Oil is Holding at $60 to $65?

3.USGS Unveils Massive Undiscovered Oil and Gas Resources in Texas’ Permian Basin

4.Mitsubishi Enters U.S. Shale With $5.2 Billion Haynesville Gas Deal: What Does This Mean for Investors and Consumers?

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