Clark Savage, Author at Energy News Beat

Permian Basin Oil Field at Risk of Poisonous Water Leaks, Texas Railroad Commission Warns

May 25, 2025 Clark Savage295

The Permian Basin, the heart of U.S. oil production, is grappling with a mounting crisis as toxic wastewater from fracking threatens environmental catastrophe and production setbacks. The Texas Railroad Commission (RRC), the state’s oil and gas regulator, has issued urgent warnings about “widespread” underground pressure increases caused by wastewater disposal, risking poisonous leaks, higher crude […]

Week Recap: Is the U.S. Losing Energy Power to Qatar & China?

May 24, 2025 Clark Savage286

Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories Britain’s Plan to Retrain Oil and Gas Workers for Clean Energy Jobs May 18, 2025 Clark Savage ENB Pub Note: The following is an interesting article from Felicity Bradstock on Oilprice.com. Britain’s plan to create thousands of clean energy jobs for the oil and gas workers is an example of what […]

Can OPEC+ Reclaim Market Share from U.S. Shale Oil?

May 24, 2025 Clark Savage282

The global oil market is witnessing a renewed tug-of-war between OPEC+ and U.S. shale oil producers, with the cartel signaling an aggressive push to reclaim market share lost to American drillers over the past decade. As U.S. shale output nears a potential peak and OPEC+ ramps up production, the stage is set for a high-stakes […]

$53 Billion Guyana Oil Clash Heads to London Tribunal

May 24, 2025 Clark Savage278

ENB Pub Note: We will cover this issue on Tuesday\’s Energy News Beat daily show. The history and information on Guyana\’s oil reserves are on top, followed by the Oilprice.com information on the bid for Chevron to take over Hess\’s Guyana asset. Guyana has emerged as a significant player in the global oil and gas […]

Will Massive Oil And Gas Reserves Mean A New ‘Bakken Boom’ For Southwest Wyoming?

May 23, 2025 Clark Savage206

News about massive oil and gas reserves identified in southwest Wyoming’s Mowry Shale formation has Josh Sorensen of Rock Springs reflecting on past booms. As president of Mountain States Pressure Service, Sorensen has over the years positioned his Rock Springs-based oil and gas well services company based on demand from producers moving into promising new […]

MOL orders LNG-fueled VLCC for charter to Idemitsu Tanker

May 23, 2025 Clark Savage259

According to a MOL statement on Friday, Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering, which is jointly operated by Kawasaki Heavy Industries and China COSCO Shipping, will build the 309,000-dwt vessel. The LNG-powered VLCC is scheduled for delivery in 2027. MOL did not reveal the price tag of the contract. The LNG-powered VLCC will be 339.5 meters […]

New oil descoverys in Wyoming hold significant potential

May 22, 2025 Clark Savage240

This new USGS assessment underscores the role of American energy resources in strengthening our energy independence and driving economic development across the West,” said Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum in an official news release. “Public lands in Southwestern Wyoming hold significant potential, and this science-based evaluation provides critical data to help inform responsible resource management. \”We […]

Japan\’s LNG Surge: Energy Crisis Ahead

May 22, 2025 Clark Savage252

Daily Standup Top Stories China dominates global trade of battery minerals – What will it take for the U.S. to get on it’s own production supply line? May 21, 2025 Stu Turley ENB Pub Note: The EIA released its report on selected battery trade volumes, which makes us wonder how the United States will compete for […]

AI’s Impact on Energy: Optimizing Data and Decision-Making with Jon Brewton and Mark Stansberry

May 22, 2025 Clark Savage239

This is the first in a new series for 2025, in which we will discuss how AI impacts energy throughout the entire supply chain and on to consumers. In this episode of Energy Newsbeat – Conversations in Energy, Stuart Turley hosts experts Mark Stansberry and Jon Brewton to discuss the intersection of AI, energy, and […]

California’s first of three offshore platforms back in oil production business after 10 years

May 21, 2025 Clark Savage231

Sable Offshore, a Texas-based oil company, has restarted oil output from a platform off the coast of California, where production has been offline for a decade. Two more platforms are left to be brought back online. Sable Offshore, as the owner of a pipeline that will transport hydrocarbons produced at three offshore platforms linked to […]

Author: Clark Savage

Permian Basin Oil Field at Risk of Poisonous Water Leaks, Texas Railroad Commission Warns

Week Recap: Is the U.S. Losing Energy Power to Qatar & China?

Can OPEC+ Reclaim Market Share from U.S. Shale Oil?

$53 Billion Guyana Oil Clash Heads to London Tribunal

Will Massive Oil And Gas Reserves Mean A New ‘Bakken Boom’ For Southwest Wyoming?

MOL orders LNG-fueled VLCC for charter to Idemitsu Tanker

New oil descoverys in Wyoming hold significant potential

Japan\’s LNG Surge: Energy Crisis Ahead

AI’s Impact on Energy: Optimizing Data and Decision-Making with Jon Brewton and Mark Stansberry

California’s first of three offshore platforms back in oil production business after 10 years

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