The shale-oil revolution that transformed the U.S. into the world’s top oil producer is entering a new phase — one that could see America’s hard-fought lead in energy erode in fewer than five years as ...

American shale producers are in a midlife crisis: They know their best days of growth are behind them. Yet it’s too early to call it quits, with oil demand expected to keep growing for a while longer.

Devon and Coterra merger talks could create a $57B to $60B deal, the largest in shale oil industry history. Oil prices falling toward $60 per barrel are pressuring shale producers to consolidate for ...

US shale production may decline if oil prices drop to $40 per barrel OPEC's production levels crucial for US shale stability, Rystad says China's potential oil purchases could raise prices to $70 per ...

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America’s frackers are looking at opportunities abroad to tap new growth markets. Developing shale basins include the Vaca Muerta in Argentina and the Diyarbakir basin in Turkiye. In the Middle East, ...

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Unconventional shale production set off a revolution in the U.S., where oil production has climbed to a record 13.6 million barrels a day and Permian Basin output has rocketed to more than 6 million ...

The eye-popping amounts Big Tech is shelling out on artificial intelligence resembles shale's golden age of spending before a price crash wiped out $2.6 trillion in equity, Carlyle Group Inc.'s Jeff ...

Even after years of technological breakthroughs, the shale industry still leaves most of the oil underground. At best, American drillers siphon away 15% to 10% of what’s potentially available; the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Robert Rapier is a chemical engineer covering the energy sector. The U.S. shale oil and gas boom that began early this century had ...