Tagged With Justin Jacobs
13 April 2018
Generous new incentives could be a breakthrough
23 February 2018
The falling cost of storing energy is emerging as a key enabler of electric vehicle and renewables growth. The oil and gas industry is taking notice
16 January 2018
2018 looks set to be another big year in renewables deal-making for the oil majors
18 December 2017
A proposed grid resiliency rule would subsidise coal plants, at the cost of gas and renewables
7 December 2017
Long a renewables powerhouse thanks to its vast hydropower plants, Latin America is making a big push into wind and solar
26 October 2017
Offshore wind is taking off in America, offering growth opportunities for the usual renewable operators and a potential entry point for offshore oil specialists
3 May 2017
Wind and solar energy have put down roots across the US and will keep growing even if Washington turns hostile
7 December 2016
A bond swap has staved off the immediate threat of default, but the downward spiral continues
6 December 2016
Trump's energy policy is long on ambition, short on detail. The market and technology will remain the biggest drivers anyway
6 December 2016
The country's Liza find is among the most promising in Latin America, though some pitfalls lie ahead
6 December 2016
The service industry’s favourite target has finally found a new home— and gets a new financial outlook to boot
5 December 2016
Argentina will spend 2017 trying to come good on its upstream promise
30 November 2016
A modest oil-price rise, and pro-investor reforms, should spark a recovery for Brazilian energy and Petrobras in 2017
9 November 2016
As Brazil competes for international investment it is opening up its trove of pre-salt reserves to foreign majors
7 November 2016
Propelled by technological advancement, market forces and shifting political winds, change is coming fast to every corner of America’s energy business
7 November 2016
The US power sector faces unprecedented change with the rise of renewables and gas
7 November 2016
The tide is turning, slowly, for America’s beleaguered shale industry
7 November 2016
The Permian and pipelines are hotspots as transactions picks up
7 November 2016
Public opposition and shrinking growth opportunities have put the midstream in a tough spot. Expect more deal-making
31 October 2016
The shale industry is itching for the chance to start growing again. Opec’s Algiers deal might just be it
20 October 2016
The head of the EIA discusses the market, the debate over fracking and what the future holds for the country’s energy data
19 October 2016
Firms are clawing back some of their losses, creating tension with producers still relying on cut-rate drilling costs
14 October 2016
A retreat on subsidy cuts casts doubts on the Argentine president’s broader energy agenda
14 October 2016
The region’s oil output continues to fall and recovery won’t be swift
13 October 2016
In the first of our series assessing producer economics, we analyse the Permian, where things are on the up
5 October 2016
Enbridge's takeover of Spectra looks like a smart move at a time of shrinking opportunities for pipeline builders
14 September 2016
Venezuela's oil industry is cracking under the pressure of a domestic crisis and low oil prices
12 September 2016
Megaprojects have fallen out of fashion and cheaper tieback developments are in. It’s enough to keep the region’s output growing, for now
12 September 2016
Drillers are slowly picking up their pace as signs of optimism return to parts of the oil patch
12 September 2016
Venezuela’s oil industry is cracking under the pressure of a domestic crisis and low oil prices
29 June 2016
US gas prices have perked up. Will the rally last or is the market setting itself up for another fall?
28 June 2016
Climate pledges are suddenly turning into real investment in the continent’s renewable-energy sector
28 June 2016
Argentina’s shale patch is going through its first downturn, but the outlook is still bright. Just don’t expect its shale development to look like progress in the US
28 June 2016
The state’s heavy hand will slow recovery for the region’s state firms, hurting production and new exploration for years to come
8 June 2016
For producers, the Golden State has lost its lustre. Drilling is collapsing and output sliding
8 June 2016
Peru has the makings of a regional gas powerhouse if the next government keeps things on track
1 June 2016
The US supermajor is once again under the cosh for its stance on the climate
18 May 2016
Mexico’s state oil company is in terrible shape, but is far from a lost cause
3 May 2016
The country's oil industry would suffer badly in a default scenario
29 April 2016
Output is still rising in the Gulf of Mexico, even if the longer-term picture is cloudier
29 April 2016
A beacon for the offshore industry in recent years, the region is now suffering through the downturn
29 April 2016
Brasilia’s political crisis is deepening. Is there still hope for energy investors?
27 April 2016
The downturn has the supermajor's man in Latin America and Africa taking a fresh look at his portfolio – shale is up, deep water is down
13 April 2016
Cheap natural gas is bringing coal’s long reign as the fuel of choice in US generation to an end
13 April 2016
America’s oil industry sees no love in Hillary Clinton’s green agenda but fears Trump’s populist bluster
4 April 2016
The return of hydropower, economic pain and cheaper alternatives are dampening regional LNG consumption
30 March 2016
West Texas is the beating heart of US oil. Can it survive the price bust?
24 March 2016
Latin America’s oil majors are turning to bankers to cut fat and mend desperate finances