As the booming U.S. onshore oil and gas industry matures and efficiency levels fall, less active Canadian shale plays stand ...

Diamondback Energy predicts that peak onshore crude oil production in the United States has been reached and will decline due ...

Challenges of today are extreme,’ says Vicki Hollub, who added higher US Gulf output necessary to ensure country's energy ...

his sweeping tariffs against US trading partners are discouraging shale drillers, who face higher costs on steel and equipment, the Paris-based International Energy Agency said on Tuesday. The advisor ...

Some small U.S. shale producers are putting the brakes on oil drilling as crude prices sink to multi-year lows and steep tariffs drive construction costs higher. Less drilling could slow future output ...

equivalent to 10% of global GDP. For shale drillers, this translates into a dangerous loss of demand for crude oil that will not be able to support current drilling, let alone any expansion.

Eric Nuttall, Ninepoint Partners senior portfolio manager, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss the role of U.S. Shale and supply issues ... a curveball': Largest-ever map of space reveals we might ...

This makes the US the world’s second-largest producer, behind only Russia. The surge is largely down to the boom in shale oil and gas production in the Permian Basin across the west of Texas and south ...