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Shale Hits a Rough Patch
The industry's ability to weather current challenges will have global implications.

Industry Panel Emphasizes Continued Global Energy Demand Growth; Investment Needs
As "Peak Demand" has faded from the industry dialogue, international oil companies examine how to meet growing global energy demand while keeping prices low.

Shale Industry Continues to Expand Production, Testing Promises of Capital Discipline
Shale executives have repeatedly proclaimed their commitment to capital discipline, promising not to return to profligate spending in pursuit of growth at all costs. But output is growing sharply, poised to reach 12 Mbd in 2019.

Earnings Show Small Cracks in U.S. Oil Industry
Independent producers are struggling to hit output targets at current price levels while the majors are focusing on becoming more efficient.

Permania Isn’t a Panacea for the Long Term
With so much focus on OPEC cuts and shale growth as of late, declines at existing fields and demand increases from low prices mean that a supply gap will eventually form, even if the rosiest scenario pans out in the Permian.

Hedging Provides Lifeline to Shale Producers Ahead of OPEC Uncertainty
Small independent shale producers are dealing with a the possibility of another oil price plunge with aggressive hedging, a development that should allow output to grow.

Price Rebound, Possible Turning Point Fail to Mask Industry Woes
Even though the oil market has risen considerably since February, bankruptcies, staff layoffs, capital expenditure cuts, and falling productivity continue to be commonplace during the price downturn that has so far lasted for seven straight quarters.

How U.S. Oil Producers are Weathering the Low Price Environment
As oil prices head towards $30 per barrel, oil companies are forced to use layoffs, asset sales, capex cuts, and debt in order to survive.