I've reviewed probably 100+ "behind-the-meter" gas to power projects over the last 12 months, and the only ones that seem to get over the finish line leverage existing grid interconnect infrastructure (e.g., Chevron's Kilby or CyrusOne's in TX). Have yet to see true BTM go ahead
@patrick_oshag Regardless of the numerous holes and internal inconsistencies here, I think the key takeaway is that ball control over high quality resource and associated infrastructure is inherently valuable across the entire spectrum of outcomes
Really like $MTDR and Five Point's purchase of Cardinal Midstream (~7x TEV / EBITDA), seems like great value especially in today's ABS heavy market for assets they know well and can likely optimize
Nice to see Joulent get their deal over the finish line. I remain a bit skeptical of the economics of that project based on what I've seen but regardless a big step forward for solving the Permian data center question...
Insane to me that we finally have a prolonged Jones Act waiver that just happens to be an election year in California with absolutely zero discourse as part of the race #oil
Iran situation is such a huge bull sign for US LNG…obviously Ras Laffan outage is good for short-term supply but higher oil prices → more Permian associated gas → lower HH → better spread to JKM / TTR #natgas#LNG
Henry Hub hasn't moved much despite the Qatar LNG outage -- why? US LNG exports facilities are already running at or near full capacity so there's no more juice to squeeze. All the arb is going to the marketers $CQP $LNG $RDS $BP #natgas#lng#eft
Refusing to teach Claude the “black magic” cum prod from drilling schedule Excel function to support the job security of the Houston IB industry #eft#ai
In my opinion a long-term $70/bbl price deck blows Permian gas wide open as well as makes energy capital markets meaningfully more exciting #iran#natgas