“How long should a man’s legs be?” someone supposedly asked the lanky Abraham Lincoln. “Just long enough to reach the ground,” he wisely replied. In light of that, the oil patch question of, “How long should a lateral be?” could be answered similarly: “Just long enough to reach the oil.” Specifically, long enough to reach […]
Element Fuels launches plan for oil refinery in South Texas
Dallas-based Element Fuels Holdings said last week it has launched its plan to build the first all-new oil refinery in the U.S. in nearly 50 years. Element Fuels is raising funds for Phase I in south Texas that will allow the refinery to process 50,000 to 55,000 barrels per day of naphtha feedstock into gasoline. […]
Devon raises 2024 production forecast after strong Q1 results in Delaware Basin
Based on the strength of its first quarter results, Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy said last month it is increasing its fullyear 2024 production forecast by 2 percent to a range of 655,000 to 675,000 boed. Production averaged 664,000 boed in Q1 to exceed the company’s guidance by 4 percent. Devon said that “results were driven […]
Verde Clean Fuels awards contract to Chemex for GTG plant in Martin County
Houston-based Verde Clean Fuels said last week it awarded a FEED contract (front end engineering and design) to Chemex Global for the operator’s proposed development, construction and operation of a first-of-its-kind gas-to-gasoline plant in Martin County in Midland Basin. It’s another step in Verde’s plan with Cottonmouth Ventures, subsidiary of Midland-based Diamondback Energy, for joint […]
Matador acquires Ameredev subsidiary in Loving, Winkler, Lea counties
A subsidiary of Dallas-based Matador Resources said this week it has agreed to acquire a subsidiary of Ameredev II Parent and its oil and gas producing properties and undeveloped acreage in Loving and Winkler counties in Texas and Lea County, N.M. The deal includes 19 percent interest in Pinon Midstream and its assets in southern […]
Title VII and the Supreme Court
This article is the hot topic for July. When the Supreme Court issues an opinion, we must pay attention to it—especially when it deals with our employees’ rights. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. The law has added more protections […]
Report: Permian natural gas production at risk without more pipelines
Enverus Intelligence Research last week released its latest forecasts of natural gas pipeline capacity and restraints for the Permian Basin. Jason Feit, author of the report, said June 4, “EIR’s new report shines a light on gas takeaway and shows how growing gas output in the Permian, a key producing area for the U.S., may […]
Permian reports flat rig count at 310, U.S. weekly count down 6 to 594
Rig counts in Permian Basin, Texas and New Mexico remained unchanged in the past week while the U.S. count declined by 6. Baker Hughes said as of June 7 there were 310 rigs in Permian Basin (346 a year ago), 287 in Texas (347 a year ago) and 107 in New Mexico (108 a year […]
Deep Blue to acquire Lagoon to expand produced water recycling capacity
Midland-based joint venture Deep Blue-Midland said last week it has acquired Lagoon Operating-Midland to solidify its position “as a key player in sustainable water management in the core of the Midland Basin.” Lagoon’s assets are located primarily in Martin County, including 105 miles of large diameter pipeline, 240,000 b/d of disposal capacity, and 544,000 b/d […]
EIA forecasts Permian oil production to increase in June to 6.187 million b/d
U.S. Energy Information Administration forecast in its latest drilling productivity report that crude oil production will increase by 18,000 barrels per day this month in Permian Basin. Permian production is expected to grow from 6.169 million b/d in May to 6.187 million b/d in June. In the seven major regions, production is forecast to grow […]
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