U.S. continues to rebound from declining counts of active oil and gas drilling rigs. Houston-based Baker Hughes said in its Oct. 2 report U.S. added rigs for the third straight week and fourth time in the last five weeks. There were 266 rigs in U.S. (up 5 in past week), 129 rigs in Permian (up […]
ConocoPhillips places domestic focus on Eagle Ford rather than Permian
Matt Fox, COO of Houston-based ConocoPhillips, said last week at a Hart Energy conference in Houston that his company’s domestic focus currently is on Eagle Ford Shale “at a time when most large U.S. upstream players are tapped out in the south Texas play.” ConocoPhillips has more rigs in Eagle Ford than Permian Basin. “Most […]
U.S. Energy Development Corp. invests in Shell project in Loving County
Arlington, Texas-based U.S. Energy Development Corp. said recently it is acquiring an interest in a horizontal well project targeting oil-producing zones in Wolfcamp in Loving County owned by Shell Oil Co. The energy investment company pledged $8.5 million to develop the assets, including three horizontal wells, in the Columbia project. Drilling and completion operations are […]
Next Steps in a Topsy Turvy Year
For this month’s article, my co-writer is Michael Crain. Michael’s experience includes owning and operating a restaurant, construction company, and manufacturing facility that interacted with global partners. His background includes engineering in multiple disciplines and lecturing at UTPB, achieving the Teacher of the Year award recognized across all UT campuses. He is a graduate of […]
Hanging by a (Pipe) Thread
. R&D pipe President Ron Underwood and Trident Steel CEO Kevin Beckmann have both seen better times, but neither is certain when those will return, at least for their sector. Casing in particular is tied directly to drilling, Underwood pointed out. Beckmann noted that the rig count is down 73 percent year-over-year from 2019. That […]
Enverus: Flaring intensity in Permian Basin declines in September
Flaring intensity in Permian Basin, as measured by satellites, was estimated at 290 MMcfd in September, according to Enverus Intelligence and RS Energy Group. Flaring intensity fell about 175 MMcfd or 38 percent from August. Enverus added, “Activity has started to return to the basin, which may account for elevated flaring levels through the summer […]
Texas, U.S. add rigs for second straight week; another low in New Mexico
Counts of active oil and gas drilling rigs increased for the second straight week in Texas and U.S. in the weekly report for Sept. 25 from Baker Hughes. Texas added 7 rigs to increase to 113, and U.S. added 6 rigs to increase to 261. In the past week Permian Basin added 2 rigs to […]
Matador Resources completes first four of 13 Boros wells in Stateline
Dallas-based Matador Resources said Sept. 22 the results of the first four of its 13 Boros wells completed and turned to sales in its Stateline area in Eddy County include the Boros #215H with “the best IP test result that Matador has achieved for Wolfcamp A-lower formation and among the very highest IP test results […]
Kinder Morgan starts Lockridge gas pipeline in Permian Basin
Houston-based Kinder Morgan placed the Lockridge natural gas pipeline into service in September, according to a filing Sept. 28 with the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission reported by Reuters. Lockridge is designed to remove gas from Permian Basin, where pipeline capacity has not kept up with the amount of gas associated with oil production. The […]
Max Midstream acquires Seahawk pipeline and terminal for Port of Calhoun
Houston-based Max Midstream said Sept. 23 it acquired Seahawk pipeline and terminal from Oaktree Capital at Port of Calhoun with plans for a pipeline that will connect the port to producers in Permian Basin and Eagle Ford. Max Midstream said the new pipeline will “transport up to 20 million barrels a month to a revitalized […]
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