Permian Basin is the only one of seven major producing regions in U.S. expected to increase crude oil production next month by U.S. Energy Information Administration. In its latest drilling productivity report, EIA said Permian Basin is forecast to produce 4.292 million barrels of oil in April – up 11,000 b/d from 4.281 million b/d […]
Lucid Energy Group commissions Red Hills V processing plant in Delaware
Dallas-based Lucid Energy Group said this week it commissioned its Red Hills V cryogenic processing plant in Delaware Basin. Red Hills V has the capacity to process 230 million cubic feet of natural gas per day and brings the total capacity of Lucid’s natural gas processing in northern Delaware Basin to 1.2 billion cubic feet […]
Change Happens. Or Does It?
Those rascals are moving to Texas. How will that affect the way Texas does business, or will it? I want to start where I left off last month with the prospect of mergers and acquisitions and significant businesses moving to Texas to operate in a state more friendly to business expansion. To revisit layoffs, let’s […]
New Mexico’s Haaland confirmed as interior department secretary
U.S. Rep. Debra Haaland (D-NM) was confirmed Monday as secretary of the Department of the Interior in the administration of incoming President Joe Biden. The vote was 51-40 with several senators – including all four from Colorado and Wyoming – prevented from returning to Washington, D.C., to vote because of winter storms in Rocky Mountains […]
Pioneer to operate 18-20 rigs in 2021; Chevron revives goal of 1 million b/d
Irving-based Pioneer Natural Resources said last month in its quarterly report that it plans to operate an average of 18-to-20 horizontal drilling rigs in Permian Basin during 2021. The 2021 program is expected to place 385 to 415 wells on production, primarily in Midland Basin. Pioneer said its 2021 budget for drilling, completions and facilities […]
Federal Reserve Bank: “wide-ranging economic implications” of fewer b/d
U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said March 4 that because of two market conditions – slow recovery from the global pandemic and federal restrictions on new drilling – Permian Basin will produce between 230,000 and 490,000 fewer barrels per day by 2025 than if drilling continued at its current pace. The report said, “Production […]
Port of Corpus Christi expects decline in crude exports in 2021
Port of Corpus Christi, dependent on production from Permian Basin and Eagle Ford Shale, broke volume records at yearend 2020 with 55 percent of market share of U.S. crude exports, but S&P Global Platts said its exports are expected to decline in 2021 as rival ports rebound and global demand remains relatively weak. Corpus Christi […]
Texas Petro Index declines again, employment down 27 percent in year
Texas Petro Index from Texas Alliance of Energy Producers declined for the 23rd straight month in January 2021 to 131.5 from 134.3 the previous month and 191.9 a year ago in January 2020. The index – developed by petroleum economist Karr Ingham – is a measure of the state’s oil and gas industry based on […]
Flynn resigns as head of NM Oil and Gas Association
Santa Fe New Mexican reported this week that Ryan Flynn, president and CEO of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association, will resign at the end of the state’s legislative session Saturday after five years. The association of 1,000 members works with elected officials, industry experts and the public to advocate for responsible oil and […]
Rig counts gain again in Permian, Texas; non-majors return to Permian
Counts of active oil and gas drilling rigs increased for the seventh straight week in Permian Basin and ninth straight week in Texas, according to the March 12 report from Baker Hughes. Permian Basin has 212 rigs (211 previous week), and Texas has 203 (202 previous week). Also, there are 60 rigs in New Mexico […]
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