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Dan Pickering offers his insights on the upcoming election and its potential impact on the energy industry
Dan Pickering provides insights in The Wall Street Journal on how the upcoming election could impact the energy sector, emphasizing the trade-off between industry growth under Trump and commodity price stability under Harris.
Dan Pickering offers his insights on the upcoming election and its potential impact on the energy industry in the latest The Wall Street Journal article from Jinjoo Lee: "Trump is friendlier to the industry and riskier to the commodity price, while Harris is riskier for the industry and more bullish for price."
This highlights a fundamental trade-off in the energy sector: the balance between industry growth and commodity price stability.
Dan Pickering joins experienced transactional attorney Gabriel Salinas in the latest issue of NAPE magazine to share their insights on the current landscape of energy investments and their expectations for its future.
Explore how the November election’s outcomes could reshape energy, with Dan Pickering detailing key issues like regulations, permits, and industry oversight.
Daniel Romito of Pickering Energy Partners examines the challenges of achieving net zero and the vital role of accurate data in driving energy investment.
Despite Middle East tensions, oil prices remain stable due to high U.S. production, acting as a cushion in a balanced global market, says Dan Pickering.
Talos Energy adopts a ‘poison pill’ to limit investor control, protecting long-term interests amidst major transitions, including a $148M business sale.
Celebrating 20 years of PEP’s energy expertise, offering investment, banking, consulting, and research solutions in both traditional and renewable sectors.
Sentiment on oil markets weakened during August. Price will either be decent (WTI in the $70’s to low $80’s) or poor ($60’s or worse) with OPEC being the key swing variable.
Oil market complexity took a step function higher during July and early August. Although not at red-alert levels, downside risks are probably the highest they’ve been YTD.
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