Investors are returning to oil and gas, drawn in by strict capital discipline and improving bottom lines. Fundraising on debt and equity markets is on the rise for the oil industry, at least in the United States. Still, the global chronic underinvestment in new supply is compromising future energy security. A recent analysis by the Financial Times showed that small oil and gas companies in the U.S. have managed to win back the trust of investors in equity and bond markets.
has repeatedly warned against continued underinvestment in new oil and gas production, but political winds in the West, where the biggest public oil companies are based, continue blowing due transition. And pressure on the industry is mounting. The latest warning came from the CEO of the Energy Council—an industry executive network.
recently said in a report that the global industry needs investments of $14 trillion by 2045 to secure enough supply of liquid hydrocarbons for the world. That, the cartel said, was because oil demand would continue rising in the coming years and decades, reaching 116 million barrels daily by that year. Returning investment to the U.S. oil patch could go some way to ensuring enough future supply. The country is already the biggest oil producer and a growing exporter. Still, just the U.S.
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