David Wethe is a Public Announcer at various prominent media outlets. He specializes in topics related to energy and mining, including oil & gas, energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the global economy, with a keen focus on the intersection of business and economics. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, Al Jazeera Media Network, and Bloomberg News.
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By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Fabiola Zerpa, Kevin Crowley, David Wethe
Exxon Mobil Corp. y ConocoPhillips están ejerciendo presión para conseguir condiciones contractuales duraderas y una vía para resolver la deuda de miles de millones de dólares que se les adeuda, mientras estudian la posibilidad de volver a entrar en Venezuela tras haber salido del país hace dos décadas.
By: Kevin Crowley, David Wethe
Hard-right candidate with little connection to the oil industry is primed to win a place on the Railroad Commission of Texas.
By: Julian Hast, David Wethe
Two extremes are currently playing out in the Permian Basin. Drillers are reaping the benefits of a historic price rally due to the Iran war. But when it comes to natural gas, they’re having to pay customers to take it away.
By: David Wethe, Julian Hast
“We're losing money hand over fist on gas,” Elevation CEO Steve Pruett said in an interview. “Gas is half our product, so it's really maddening,” he said.
Known for his public candor, Diamondback Energy boss Kaes Van’t Hof is advocating for shale as the Iran war stokes market volatility.
(Bloomberg) -- Kaes Van't Hof, the top boss of US shale producer Diamondback Energy Inc., isn't one to mince words on social media.
The US Department of Interior is slashing the bonds oil and natural gas companies must provide when drilling on federal land by 95% in a move to encourage more energy exploration.
By: David Carnevali, Ryan Gould, David Wethe
Magnolia Oil & Gas Corp. has emerged as the front-runner to acquire closely held WildFire Energy for more than $4 billion in what would rank as its largest-ever acquisition, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: David Wethe, David Carnevali, Ryan Gould
(Bloomberg) – Magnolia Oil & Gas Corp. has emerged as the front-runner to acquire closely held WildFire Energy for more than $4 billion in what
Kimmeridge Energy Management Co., an outspoken shale investor, criticized Devon Energy Corp.’s divestment program as too slow after the driller’s $25 billion takeover of Coterra Energy Inc.
