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Petrel, Schuepbach Expect to Drill Shale Oil and Gas Core Holes in Uruguay

Petrel Energy's associate Schuepbach Energy International expects to drill in late May or early June, the first two core holes at its Uruguay unconventional oil and gas play.The locations for the two core holes have been carefully selected to confirm basic reservoir parameters critical for oil generation...

Shell: LNG is HUGE

In preview of Shell's LNG conference taking place in Houston this week - LNG 17 - Andy Brown, Upstream International Director, provided journalists a window into how Shell envisions the robust LNG market going forward, as well as the global outlook for gas. From his remarks...

Repsol Presses Charges Against Chevron for Making Plans to Conduct Business with YPF at the Vaca Muerta Shale Formation

Repsol has pressed charges against Chevron over “disloyal competition,” after the US company reached an agreement with its former Argentine branch YPF to conduct explorations in the Vaca Muerta reservoir, a company spokesman announced. A Madrid court has accepted the case, which complements...

Americas Petrogas Provides Updates on its Unconventional Oil & Gas Operations in Argentina

Americas Petrogas provides an update on its shale oil and gas operations in Argentina. On the Totoral block (Americas Petrogas – 90% working interest and operator), the Company has completed all logistics and is about to perform an hydraulic fracture stimulation program, followed by...

USGS Releases First Assessment Of Shale Gas Resources In The Utica Shale: 38 Trillion Cubic Feet

The Utica Shale contains about 38 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered, technically recoverable natural gas (at the mean estimate) according to the first assessment of this continuous (unconventional) natural gas accumulation by the U. S. Geological Survey. The Utica Shale has a mean of 940 million barrels...

Gaining a Perspective on Shale Gas in California and Colorado: Study Tour Highlights Concerns

One of the biggest differences cited for why shale gas is successful in America, and may be less so in Europe, is ownership of mineral rights. The story goes something like this: the landowner in the US gives permission for the gas company to come in and set up their rig and frack for gas. Thus the noise...