Category: Insights

The pressure on Canada’s E&P sector to raise external finance to meet capital commitments would appear to be alleviating, based upon M&A activity in September.

With changing attitudes to debt and less asset sales, U.S. oil and gas companies have been forced to raise cash via share issuances in 2016 since prices fell.

Evaluate Energy’s quarterly round up of all the major global upstream deals: Q3 2016 kept pace with Q2 2016, $24.1 billion of new deals were announced.

U.S. companies have cut cap-ex by 57% since 2014 and this is finally having a material impact on production, according to a new Evaluate Energy report.

anOils Assets provides data and information around the top 10 private oil and gas companies in Alberta based on operated levels of production in July 2016.

Europe will play a pivotal role in LNG markets globally amid ongoing concerns over gas over-supply, reduced demand in some quarters and pressure on prices.

Overview of the largest privately-held oil and gas operators in British Columbia

CanOils reviews all assets put up for sale in western Canada in August 2016. Companies are currently trying to capitalise on huge Montney shale demand.

July saw the biggest domestic Canadian E&P deal so far this year. CanOils takes a brief look at the year’s biggest deals so far.

The future shape of the UK’s energy market – including sources of domestic supply and pricing strategies – is subject to a new inquiry launched yesterday.

Theresa May becomes the new PM and has immediate impact on the UK oil and gas industry by replacing the DECC.

After a quiet few months, June 2016 saw Canadian M&A in the upstream sector explode with Cdn$2.7 billion of new deals announced.

Glacier Media’s Paul Harris uses Evaluate Energy data to look into the problems affecting Nigeria’s oil industry right now

Evaluate Energy’s review of upstream oil and gas deals around the world in Q2 2016 is now live, read our short preview.