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PBOG is the Official Publication of the Permian Basin Petroleum Association and is published monthly by Zachry Publications, LP.

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O&G Robotics to Grow Tenfold by 2030

March 1, 2023 by PBOG

The single major advantage of robotics is automation, which drives other improvements in efficiency, productivity, and safety. Automation enables extensive inspection and maintenance tasks to be conducted while feeding back data to help limit operational costs and improve efficiency. Advances in modular and customizable robots will result in growing deployment of robotics in the oil […]

Filed Under: Drilling Deeper

Capitol Updates

March 1, 2023 by PBOG

by Julie Anderson Oil and gas issues continue to garner attention among Permian Basin lawmakers in both Texas and New Mexico, meaning industry advocates have been hard at work advising against problem legislation and lending support to bills with positive intent. New Mexico: 56th Legislature Enters Home Stretch With adjournment around the corner on March […]

Filed Under: Featured Article, Legislative Matters

Four Steps to Refill Your Team’s Energy Tank

March 1, 2023 by PBOG

By Laurie Guest There’s never a perfect time to pause your day-to-day work and focus on the internal team, but when you do make the effort, the dividends are immediate. Setting aside an hour, a half-day, a two-day retreat or anything you can manage as a team will provide the opportunity to gather together, grow […]

Filed Under: Drilling Deeper

The World’s Biggest Oilfield

February 27, 2023 by PBOG

Saint Rita of Cascia (Italy), later to be known as the Patron Saint of the Impossible, left this earth on May 27, 1357. Exactly 466 years and one day later (May 22, 1923), a well named after her, extending about 3,050 feet into the earth she’d left, began alternately flowing, and blowing out, for about […]

Filed Under: Featured Article, History

Continental targets Barnett Shale on Permian’s central basin platform

February 23, 2023 by PBOG

Enverus recently reported that during 2022Q4 Oklahoma City-based Continental Resources completed its first two wells targeting Barnett Shale not in north Texas’ gassy Fort Worth Basin but on Permian Basin’s central basin platform.  Enverus said preliminary results have been oiler.  One of the wells, a Gardendale asset in Ector County, flowed 2,310 boed (74 percent […]

Filed Under: PBOG Newsletter

Plains expects to benefit from continued production growth in Permian

February 23, 2023 by PBOG

Houston-based Plains All American Pipeline said Feb. 8 it expects its assets in Permian Basin to benefit from continue production growth in 2023.  Plains said it is experiencing higher utilization for long-haul systems for Cactus I and Cactus II pipelines in Texas.  Increased volumes are also expected on the Wink-to-Webster line.  Willie Chiang, chairman and […]

Filed Under: PBOG Newsletter

Trends continue in Permian’s most active counties, Lea and Eddy

February 23, 2023 by PBOG

Rig count in Lea County, N.M., declined for the third straight week as of Feb. 17 while the count in Eddy County, N.M., increased for the fourth straight week, according to Baker Hughes.  They are the two most active counties in Permian Basin.  Lea continues to lead with 58 rigs (down 3 in past week), […]

Filed Under: PBOG Newsletter

EnLink to relocate gas processing plant from north Texas to Delaware Basin

February 23, 2023 by PBOG

Dallas-based EnLink Midstream said last week it will relocate an underutilized natural gas processing plant from Barnett Shale in north Texas to Delaware Basin at a cost of about $30 million.  EnLink said Feb. 14 that Project Tiger II is “a low-cost, high-return project” expected to add 150 million cfd of natural gas processing capacity.  […]

Filed Under: PBOG Newsletter

Vital Energy acquires Midland Basin assets in Reagan, Upton counties

February 23, 2023 by PBOG

Tulsa-based Vital Energy said last week it signed an agreement to buy assets of another Midland Basin driller, Driftwood Energy Operating, for $215.6 million in cash and stock ($127.6 million cash).  The deal includes 11,200 net acres (16,500 gross, 91 percent held by production) in Reagan and Upton counties with current production of about 5,400 […]

Filed Under: PBOG Newsletter

Life on the Wire

February 20, 2023 by PBOG

“It’s super competitive.” Those were the first words out of the mouth of Max Killingsworth, a wireline professional working in the Permian Basin, when asked what conditions are like for wireline companies trying to maintain market share in the ever-bustling Basin. Killingsworth is Operations Manager for Unconventional in the Odessa District for KLX Energy Services. […]

Filed Under: Featured Article, Wireline and Testing

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