Counts from Baker Hughes of active oil and gas drilling rigs declined for the sixth straight week in Permian Basin and seventh straight week in Texas as of Sept. 20. There are 417 rigs in Permian (419 previous week, 488 previous year) and 423 rigs in Texas (430 previous week, 531 previous year). The U.S. […]
NextDecade, Enbridge to develop Rio Bravo LNG pipeline to Brownsville
Houston-based NextDecade and Canadian pipeline operator Enbridge said Sept. 18 they will develop the Rio Bravo pipeline and other pipelines in south Texas to transport natural gas to NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG export terminal in Brownsville. Rio Bravo is designed to transport 4.5 billion cubic per day of natural gas from Agua Dulce hub near […]
Rystad forecasts Permian production to grow to 7.5 million b/d in 2040
U.S. shale production will peak at about 14.5 million barrels per day around 2030, according to a forecast by Rystad Energy, with production from the Permian Basin as the dominant source of U.S. oil supply. Rystad said U.S. light, tight oil represented less than one percent of world oil supply nine years ago, but it […]
Matador begins drilling six wells on BLM lease in Lea County
Dallas-based Matador Resources said Monday it received six drilling permits from U.S. Bureau of Land Management for its western Antelope Ridge asset area in Lea County. Drilling operations have started on Matador’s Rodney Robinson tract of 1,200 gross and net acres, one of the tracts the company acquired in BLM’s New Mexico lease sale in […]
Gulf Coast Express natural gas pipeline starts Wednesday from Waha
Houston-based pipeline operator Kinder Morgan said this week full commercial service started on Gulf Coast Express pipeline from Waha hub near Coyanosa in west Texas to Agua Dulce near Corpus Christi. Fully subscribed under long-term contracts, GCX provides capacity of about 2.0 billion cubic feet per day for natural gas to Gulf Coast markets to […]
Hire to Retire – “What were you thinking?”
by Michele Harmon As I start my second article, I wanted to remind you that my goal is to inform, to make you stop and think before reacting, and to help you know where to find the right answers to keep you out of hot water with regards to Human Resources (HR) issues. I hope […]
Ten Years in the Making
Midland-Odessa takes another step forward. The long-awaited UTPB College of Engineering Building is now a reality. One month. Four weeks. Thirty days. And counting. Workers scampered from one end of the building, from top to bottom, and all over the outside grounds in an all-out push to finish the new College of Engineering Building for […]
U.S. surpasses Saudia Arabia as top crude oil exporter in June
A recent report from International Energy Agency said the U.S. briefly surpassed Saudi Arabia in June to become the No. 1 exporter of crude oil as record shale production reaches global markets. U.S. shipped almost 9 million barrels a day of crude and oil products in June to rank ahead of Saudia Arabia. And Bloomberg […]
U.S. rig count lowest in more than 2 years, Permian down 8 in past week
U.S. oil and gas operators dropped 12 more drilling rigs in the past week, according to the Sept. 13 report from Baker Hughes, for a new total of 886 rigs – the lowest total since May 2017. The count is down 169 units from 1,055 active rigs a year ago. Texas lost 8 rigs in […]
EVX Midstream builds ‘largest produced water system’ in Eagle Ford
Houston-based pipeline operator EVX Midstream Partners said last week it has completed the first phase of construction for what it says will be the largest produced water gathering system in Eagle Ford in south Texas. EVX owns and operates 26 saltwater disposal wells in Eagle Ford that are permitted to inject up to 600,000 barrels […]
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