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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.
Energy Aspects’ Richard Bronze and Pickering Energy Partners’ Dan Pickering, join ‘The Exchange’ to discuss the Israel-Iran conflict and how it may impact the oil sector.
Dan Pickering, Founder & CIO from Pickering Energy Partners, joins CNBC’s Dan Murphy to talk oil prices, and he says OPEC will win the market share war.
What if our path to energy decarbonization and global energy dominance didn’t rely on more rules, more penalties, and more government overreach, but instead on competition, transparency, and financial reward?
Matador Resources is cutting 2025 drilling plans and capital spending by $100 million amid lower oil prices, while keeping flexibility to adjust production and rig count based on market conditions.
Despite plunging oil prices and investor jitters, seasoned energy investors remain cautiously optimistic, seeing long-term value as Trump pushes for energy dominance and OPEC raises supply.
U.S. tech giants are driving a global shift in climate compliance, pressuring energy and manufacturing sectors to meet stricter European sustainability standards.
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