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Pandemic accelerates dismal financial performance of U.S. fracking companies
Fracking companies have cumulatively outspent their operating cash flows by $29 billion since 2017. They cut capital investment by 45 percent from the previous year, down to levels that hadn’t been seen since the oil price collapse of 2016. …
September 16, 2020
Clark Williams-Derry, Kathy Hipple, Tom Sanzillo...
Report
No evidence of a turnaround at Prairie state
American Municipal Power (AMP) and Northern Illinois …
September 01, 2014
David Schlissel
Report
Cleaned out by bankruptcy: A primer on environmental cleanup duties in bankruptcy
A background guide explaining what the cleanup obligations are in cases of bankruptcy by oil and gas companies.
December 01, 2019
Clark Williams-Derry
Report
U.S. fracking sector spills more red ink-Again
North American energy companies engaged in hydraulic fracturing …
November 01, 2019
Clark Williams-Derry, Kathy Hipple
Report
IEEFA Media Monitor: Nonprofit ‘Shills’ for a Utility Merger
Mark Rosenman minces no words in a
May 01, 2015
Karl Cates
Analysis
Red ink keeps flowing for U.S. Fracking sector
The North American fracking sector once again spent more on drilling …
June 01, 2019
Clark Williams-Derry, Kathy Hipple, Tom Sanzillo...
Report
Energy market update: Red flags on fracking
The U.S. fracking sector continued to spill alarming volumes of red ink in the first half of 2018.
October 01, 2018
Clark Williams-Derry, Kathy Hipple, Tom Sanzillo...
Report
EU Gas: Diversity of Supply or Diversity of Routes?
EU Gas: Diversity of Supply or Diversity of Routes?
February 01, 2022
Ana Maria Jaller-Makarewicz, Clark Williams-Derry
Report
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