Fort Stockton-based MMEX Resources said Feb. 22 it is moving forward with its modified plan to build an integrated ultralow-sulfur fuels refining and hydrogen production complex equipped with carbon capture. It will be built in Pecos County near the Sulfur Junction spur of Texas Pacifico railroad northeast of Fort Stockton. MMEX said Texas Commission on […]
Diamondback forecasts flat production in Permian Basin in 2022
Diamondback Energy CEO and chairman Travis Stice said Feb. 22 the company expects to maintain flat oil production in Permian Basin this year after 224,400 bod (383,500 boed) in 2021Q4. “We will remain committed to capital discipline by maintaining flat Permian oil production,” he said. “Our operational achievements in the field in 2021 set a […]
Common Sense
Remember, Common Sense by Thomas Paine, 1776: “Society in every state is a blessing, but government even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one.” March 2022: The past is the past. Let it go, for now. Be prepared for the rest of the year and what […]
Oil Giants Continue Investment in Renewable Diesel, Other Biofuels
By Paul Wiseman Before the rise of the oil and gas industry, homes were heated by coal or wood, and they were lit by whale oil, lard oil, coal oil, etc. To the great benefit of whales, by the mid-1870s, most of these options were being replaced by petroleum-based kerosene. Now the clamor for reduction […]
New Positions at Texas RRC
The Texas Railroad Commission recently hired its first chief data officer and also a new director of government relations. Chief Data Officer Alkesh Amodwala and Government Relations Director Krista Duke have hit the ground running as the agency implements new legislation, including bills on data governance and natural gas infrastructure. “We are very fortunate to […]
U.S. Oil Supply Outlook Revisited
Enverus Intelligence Research, a part of Enverus, a leading global energy data analytics and SaaS technology company, has released its latest FundamentalEdge report containing its five-year supply, demand, and price outline. The report discusses geopolitical risk and shortfalls from major oil-producing countries that pushed WTI prices above $80/bbl even as the Omicron wave and continued […]
IoT is Key to Digitalization
Oil and gas companies can no longer afford to ignore digitalization, says GlobalData, which notes that any O&G company that doesn’t start to modernize now risks going under. The leading data and analytics company highlights Internet of Things (IoT) technologies such as digital twins have the potential to be the backbone of digitalization in the […]
Banning LNG Exports Would “Destabilize”
Curtailing U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) has recently been raised as an option to insulate U.S. consumers from rising gas and power costs around the globe. However, an imposed disruption of LNG supply at a time of extreme stress in global gas markets would have a highly destabilizing effect both politically and commercially. […]
Edging Closer to “Unmanned”
Edging Closer to “Unmanned” Oil majors are looking to automate their assets to reduce the impact of demand fluctuation on revenues, according to GlobalData. The leading data and analytics company notes that COVID-19 has been a wake-up call to the upheaval that a sudden drop in energy demand and/or labor availability can cause, and digital […]
Uncovering Supply Chain Inefficiencies
By Patrick Long Controlling costs is critical for any energy company. Firms may spend to grow through acquisition, new business development, gain of market share, or investment in new opportunities. However, as a business activity also decreases following this period of growth, what happens to the variable costs? If companies have planned strategically, their […]
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