Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for April 11, 2017, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed (that’s me):
Bad sign here. This means that companies are leaving more and more wells in their ‘drilled but not completed inventory.’ That inventory will beging to flood the market with new oil once the price reaches a certain higher level.: #Texas oil and gas drilling climbs in March, but well completions slip via @Reuters
Awesome.: Enterprise Products to build new pipeline from Permian to Houston
In a word, NO.: Is peak oil demand for real?
Fear premium returns.: #Oil eases from 5-week top, rising US production weighs
And the fear grows.: #Oil Caps Longest Gain This Year as Biggest Libyan Field Halts via @business
No surprise here.: Fast growth of sand mining is ‘real deal’ after oil bust via @HoustonChron
Dumbest law on the books.: How the Jones Act drives up the cost of food and gasoline for millions of Americans
Doesn’t take much.: Summer may still be a few months away but oil investors are already getting their hopes up
A smelly load of horse manure here: More Subsidies than You Think Influence the Cost of Electricity via @EDFEnergyEX
That’s the deal, all right.: Pipeline built to survive extremes can’t bear the slow flow of oil via @business
Cool.: Wall St. Gears Up For The World’s Biggest Oil Trade | OilPrice.com #oilprice
That’s all for today. Check back in tomorrow for another dozen Things You Need To Know In Oil And Gas.