Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for October 9, 2017, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed:
It was a pretty small “fall”.: Rig count falls as oil prices stagnate via @houstonchron
Markets are good.: U.S. Now Exporting as Much Oil as Some Gulf Countries via @WSJ
Use more natural gas.: Luminant to Close 1,800-MW Coal-Fired Monticello Power Plant
Mixed? Ok.: Oil prices mixed after OPEC signals possible further action to cut output
Yep. But not for long.: Oil producers shut in 92 percent of Gulf of Mexico output ahead of Hurricane Nate via @HoustonChron
Fracking says “You’re welcome!”: Eagle Ford Shale fuels $50 billion in Corpus Christi port projects @expressnews
Justice prevails.: Jury convicts activist who targeted North Dakota pipeline via @expressnews
Resilience: Exxon says Beaumont refinery back at normal operations post Harvey
Good to know.: Drilling activity increases in southeast Oklahoma
Great news for America.: Kinder Morgan’s Utica Marcellus Texas Project Gets FERC nod via @zacksresearch @Nasdaq
Headlines we never saw during the Obama Admin.: EPA launches industry partnership program for regulating
That’s all for today. Check back in tomorrow for another dozen Things You Need To Know In Oil And Gas Today.
