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M&A activity contracts in Q1 as natural gas deals dry upThe value of deals announced in the global oil and gas industry reached $33 billion during the first quarter of 2012, according to Eoin Coyne of London-based Evaluate Energy, which tracks worldwide mergers and acquisitions. |
Utica shale play may rival BarnettAs with the Eagle Ford shale play in South Texas, the Utica Shale has dry gas, wet gas, and oil windows. |
Foreign buyers, unconventional assets dominate dealsThe largest deal of the 30-day period from mid-December to mid-January involves a Chinese firm and emerging North American unconventional plays. |
Horn River, Montney shale plays create interest in western Canada
The Horn River Basin is not a household name and neither are the subsurface shale formations in that part of western Canada.
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Horn River, Montney shale plays create interest in western Canada
The Horn River Basin is not a household name and neither are the subsurface shale formations in that part of western Canada.
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Devon celebrates 40 years with $40K for Kids
Forty years of innovation and determination have led Devon Energy Corp. to its position as the largest gas producer in the state of Texas and the third largest gas producer in the nation.
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Shale gas in Europe: a myth or a reality?
Although the first commercial shale wells were drilled in the early nineteenth century, shale gas production did not gain momentum until the recent development of technologies such as horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing.
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1Q2011 revenues rise 21%, net income increases by 13%
Revenues in the first quarter of 2011 surged by 21% over the first quarter of last year and were up 13% over the prior quarter for the group of companies tracked by Oil & Gas Journal and Oil & Gas Financial Journal.
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