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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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Energy Transfer acquires Enable Midstream, including Texas assets

February 25, 2021 by PBOG

Dallas-based Energy Transfer said last week it agreed to acquire Enable Midstream Partners of Oklahoma City in an all-equity transaction valued at $7.2 billion. Energy Transfer’s Feb. 17 announcement reported “complementary assets with significant integration opportunities.” The acquisition will increase Energy Transfer’s footprint across multiple regions and provide increased connectivity for its natural gas and […]

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Winter storm slows drilling in Permian Basin, Texas, New Mexico

February 25, 2021 by PBOG

Recent winter storms that brought ice, snow and sub-zero weather to Texas in February slowed drilling activity in the oil and gas industry. Baker Hughes said that as of Feb. 19 Permian Basin and Texas each added only 1 active rig in the previous week, and rig counts in New Mexico and U.S. were unchanged. […]

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Permian Basin flaring intensity remains below levels before March 2020

February 25, 2021 by PBOG

Enverus said last week estimates of flaring intensity in Permian Basin, measured via satellites, was about 160 MMcfd for January 2021. Estimated flaring intensity remained steady in October, November and December 2020 at more than 200 MMcfd. Enverus added, “An increase in egress capacity out of the basin as well as greater pressure on operators […]

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Ring Energy wells in Yoakum County to produce in first week of March

February 25, 2021 by PBOG

The Woodlands-based Ring Energy said this week four horizontal wells drilled in December and January in northwest shelf San Andres “on some of our highest rate-of-return acreage in Yoakum County” are expected to be completed and on production by the first week of March. Ring Energy said Monday it plans to drill 6-to-8 wells and […]

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MMEX Resources developing solar energy for reconfigured Permian plant

February 25, 2021 by PBOG

Fort Stockton-based MMEX Resources said Feb. 8 it is developing solar energy to distribute power to multiple planned projects in Texas – including its refinery in Pecos County – producing hydrogen and ultra-low sulfur clean fuels combined with carbon dioxide capture. The complex being developed in Pecos County originally was to be a distillation unit […]

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Energy in the Crosshairs

February 25, 2021 by PBOG

With Legislative sessions beginning in both Santa Fe, N.M., and Austin, Texas, and the early days of the Biden Administration taking shape, it is clear that domestic energy, and in particular the way of life in the Permian Basin, is in the crosshairs. That is why our work at PBPA remains so important. We are […]

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Port of Corpus Christi ranks as nation’s “leading energy gateway”

February 18, 2021 by PBOG

Port of Corpus Christi said it ended 2020 with record tonnage thanks primarily to 65 percent increase in crude oil shipments compared to 2019. The port set a new annual record of 159.7 million tons – 31 percent increase over 2019. The port also had a 26 percent increase in LNG shipments. Port officials added, […]

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Alliance: Texas Petro Index down 30 percent in past year

February 18, 2021 by PBOG

Texas Petro Index declined for the 22nd consecutive month in December 2020 to 134.3 from 137.0 in November 2020 and 193.2 in December 2019 (down 30.5 percent), according to Texas Alliance of Energy Producers. The index is a statewide measure developed by petroleum economist Karr Ingham that started at 100.0 in January 1995. Ingham said, […]

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New Mexico officials question federal government on 60-day permit pause

February 18, 2021 by PBOG

Reuters said last week New Mexico officials are asking the Biden administration to resolve confusion in the state’s oil and gas industry on the 60-day pause for allowing state-level staff to issue approvals for new drilling on federal land. Sarah Cottrell Propst, secretary of the state’s energy, minerals and natural resources department, asked the U.S. […]

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Permian Basin rig count above 200 for first time in 9 months

February 18, 2021 by PBOG

Permian Basin is above 200 in count of active oil and gas drilling rigs for the first time since May 2020. Houston-based Baker Hughes said as of Feb. 12 there were 203 rigs in Permian Basin (up 5 in previous week). The latest report above 200 rigs was May 1, 2020. Also as of Feb. […]

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