A recent study shows that certain oil and gas plays are benefiting from big cost reductions in production. This should cheer some PE players who have not shied away from the E&P sector.

The CEO of LOLA Energy discusses what it will do with a $250M infusion of equity from Denham Capital and the opportunities that exist in the shale plays in Appalachia.

Ridgewood Private Equity Partners made its first investment in the submarine power transmission cable that provides power to Long Island. Senior managing director Ross Posner explains the attraction to the deal.

A recent perspective from experts with broad experience in the sector.

As Mexico continues to open up the previously government-owned energy sector to foreign investors, there are a number of variables for U.S. PE firms to consider. Meril Markley, a senior director at RSM US, spoke to Privcap about what U.S. firms should look out for when investing in Mexican companies.

Due to the long-term nature of investments in offshore oil and gas drilling, the act of mitigating risk through plays with high returns has to be baked in, says ArcLight Capital’s Lucius Taylor.

As of the end of October, there were 30 global energy-focused private equity funds closed. While that is down from the 50 funds closed in the boom year of 2013, the amount of capital raised so far in 2015 that’s been earmarked for energy beats each of the past five years.

Lime Rock Partners’ managing director, Will Franklin, discusses the firm’s strategies in preparing portfolio companies for a prolonged period of low oil prices, and why it’s investing in oilfield service technology.

The Houston Technology Center’s Maryanne Maldonado explains how it helps entrepreneurs and companies develop innovative disruptive technology to better the sustainability and safety of oil and gas drilling and production.