The Energy Law

MARCH 28, 2017

After all, “post-production costs” is a term of art in the oil and gas industry, and it generally refers to “costs associated with making natural gas marketable after gas is severed or removed from the ground” such as costs for transportation, gathering, and treating, etc. [12] of natural gas in future cases. 2016-C-2181 (2017). [2]

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The Energy Law

JUNE 8, 2020

With the prevalence of cases involving royalty disputes in Texas, the state’s Supreme Court has never hesitated to address these issues. Heritage Resources is the underlying case that must be understood to decipher the Supreme Court’s logic as it continues to rectify the numerous creative royalty provisions across Texas today.

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The Energy Law

MAY 26, 2023

Plaintiffs alleged that despite advance knowledge of the likelihood for significant downstream flooding, SRA-L decided to open spillway gates freeing water from the reservoir into the Sabine River to alleviate elevated reservoir volumes from a cataclysmic rain storm in March of 2016.

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Drillers

MARCH 24, 2020

While in the past it used to transport the most oil to the United States, now Nigerian oil goes mostly to Asia, Europe, and South America. During the first round of cuts, agreed in December 2016, Nigeria was exempted, along with Libya, because of the trouble it was having with the Niger Delta militants. million BPD as of November 2019.

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Oil and Gas Investments

NOVEMBER 27, 2024

And its going to get worse, as logistics – transportation costs have become a big burden for foreign potash producers. Which means that if you can produce potash locallywhich by definition means MUCH LOWER transport costswell, you should make A LOT of money. That is a MASSIVE reduction in the cost of transportation.

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The Energy Law

JANUARY 31, 2017

On November 10, 2016, Judge Ann Aiken, a federal district judge in Oregon, issued a remarkable environmental law decision in which she found that a climate system “capable of sustaining human life” is a fundamental constitutional right. [1] Unsurprisingly, the case has generated significant media interest. 1] Juliana v. 23] Yahoo!

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