Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for October 5, 2017, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed:
Yyyyyyyyep.: Capital Flow To The Permian Basin Hasn’t Dried Up; It Has Moved Downstream via @forbes
Preying on the devastated. Mercy.: Renewable energy investors see opportunity in Puerto Rico’s demolished grid
Cool.: Oil prices tick higher as talk of extended output cuts offsets booming US crude exports
Positive signs.: U.S. crude stocks fall as exports hit new record: EIA
#Resilience.: Upstream oil, gas industry sees little lasting impacts from Hurricane Harvey
Good luck with that.: Multinational oil trio to create carbon capture project via @HoustonChron
Good analysis here: 6 Oil Companies That Might Follow Anadarko’s Move To Boost Shareholder Value via @forbes
Today’s smelly load of horse manure: At $50 a barrel, billions in tax breaks keep many oil projects profitable
Here we go again.: Panel weighs changes to pricing in the state’s electricity market
Cow flatulence becomes a gassy issue.: Cattle behind unexplained surge in methane emissions, US study finds
And well is should be.: Alaska set to be the centerpiece of Trump’s ‘energy dominance’ plan — via @dailycaller
Good.: Trump begins repeal of Obama power plant emission cuts via @bpolitics
That’s all for today. Check back in tomorrow for another dozen Things You Need To Know In Oil And Gas Today.
