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Image Courtesy of Routers In early January the Financial Times reported that Ali Moshiri – former head ofChevron’s Latin American operations and now CEO of Houston‑based Amos Global Energy – is raising US $2 billion from investors for Venezuelan oil projects. Key takeaways & implications Opportunity but not a gold rush.  The fund’s plan underscores the sudden opening created by the U.S. intervention, but raising US $2 billion is only a down payment on the tens of billions n

Policy tailwinds, tariff headwinds, and digital transformation define Deloitte’s 2026 oil‑and‑gas outlook. Our summary highlights growth opportunities, cost challenges, and digital imperatives, with actionable insights for industry insiders.

Geopolitical tensions and resource politics are reshaping global energy. Our comprehensive report unpacks how US intervention in Venezuela’s oil sector could realign markets and inform pipeline and logistics strategies.

Natural‑gas prices have retreated after a historic weather‑driven surge. Our new post recaps the rally, explains the technical levels to watch, and outlines what lingering volatility means for operators and investors.

Stay ahead of the energy curve with our weekly roundup. We distill the most important oil‑and‑gas news and events to help you anticipate market shifts and make informed decisions.

Venezuela’s proposed oil reform would let private operators run fields, cut royalties, and sell crude for cash. Our recap highlights the opportunities and the legal hurdles surrounding this overhaul.

Natural‑gas futures closed near $4.87/MMBtu after surging 57% in two days. Our updated analysis unpacks the short‑covering squeeze, highlights new support/resistance zones, and lays out planning tips for operators as Winter Storm Fern approaches.

Natural gas futures jumped up 25% as Arctic air swept across the U.S. Our latest analysis explains this surge and highlights key indicators that industry professionals need to watch.

Wyoming holds three times more drilling permits than Colorado—but drills far fewer wells. Our latest post breaks down the numbers, explains why, and offers insights on where the real opportunities lie in both states.

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly roundup. We distill the most important oil‑and‑gas news and events from the week to help you anticipate market shifts and make informed decisions.

USGS estimates 1.6 billion barrels of oil and 28.3 trillion cubic feet of gas buried deep in the Permian’s Woodford and Barnett shales. Our latest post explains the potential and the technical hurdles—and what new deep plays could mean for pipelines and camp logistics.

Explore why nearly half of Colorado’s federal oil-and-gas leases went unsold despite low minimum bids. Our analysis breaks down market fundamentals, regulatory hurdles, and taxpayer impacts—plus what these trends mean for pipeline operators and Colorado’s energy future.

Norway’s 2026 offshore round granted 57 new exploration permits, including in the Barents Sea. Read our analysis of how this expansion affects supply, logistics and workforce camps amid environmental scrutiny.

McKinsey’s outlook shows oil demand peaking around 2030, gas usage rising and clean‑tech bottlenecks delaying the transition. See what these trends mean for your pipeline investments and remote camp planning.

Learn why integrated sourcing and logistics reduce delays and costs in pipeline projects, from real‑time inventory to ensuring resilient workforce camps.

Discover how high‑quality remote workforce housing boosts morale, safety and retention, reducing accidents, and costly turnover while keeping pipeline projects on time.