Bryan Sheffield Backs Australia’s Falcon Oil & Gas with $10 Million Investment
Bryan Sheffield recently boosted his strategic stake in Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. through...
Bryan Sheffield recently boosted his strategic stake in Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. through a private placement from his holding company that Sheffield said provides exposure to potentially one of the world’s largest shale plays.
Falcon and its joint venture partner, a subsidiary of Origin Energy Ltd., have the largest acreage position—about 4.6 million acres—centered over the Beetaloo Sub-basin, which, according to Sheffield, is “emerging as a world-class shale gas basin with stacked pay potential from several shale intervals.”
“I am delighted to have this opportunity to acquire a significant interest in Falcon and gain exposure to their net 1 million acres in what may become one of the biggest shale plays in the world,” Sheffield commented in the release by Falcon Oil & Gas on March 31.
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Germany Moving Toward Russian Energy 'Embargo,' Economy Minister Says
Germany said on April 4 that its push to lower dependence on Russian oil was a high priority effort that...
Germany said on April 4 that its push to lower dependence on Russian oil was a high priority effort that was harming President Vladimir Putin, while it worked to "create the preconditions" for a complete halt to energy imports from Russia.
Economy Minister Robert Habeck was asked at a government news conference whether civilian deaths in Ukraine would prompt Germany, which is heavily dependent on Russia for energy, to back an energy embargo against Russia.
Baghdad’s Bold Move To Take Over Kurdistan’s Oil Sector Is A Blow To Russia
Following ...
Following two recent landmark legal rulings by the Supreme Court of the Federal Government of Iraq (FGI) in Baghdad, news emerged last week that Iraq’s Oil Ministry is proposing the creation of a Kurdistan National Oil Company under the federal ownership of the government in the south of Iraq. This is aimed at stripping any authority that the government of the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan (the KRG) in Iraq’s north has over its heavily Russian-dominated oil industry and would render all previous contracts entered into between the KRG and oil companies subject to review.
Oil prices jump as much as 3% as Saudi Arabia raises prices for customers across the globe
Oil jumped on Monday, rising by as much as 4% after Saudi Arabia raised prices for some of its biggest...
Oil jumped on Monday, rising by as much as 4% after Saudi Arabia raised prices for some of its biggest customers to record highs for May, according to a Bloomberg report.
Brent crude futures were up 3.4% on Monday at $107.88 a barrel, having risen to a session high of $108.19, while West Texas Intermediate was up 4% at around $103.25 a barrel.