Ritchie Bros. conducted its largest ever Fort Worth, Texas, auction June 2-3, selling close to 5,300 equipment items and trucks for $81+ million. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the auction was held with online-bidding only and set a new site bidder record in the process, registering 11,600+ people from 68 countries. Approximately 93 percent of […]
State Department Recognizes United Energy Trading
During the month of May, the first shipment of U.S. crude oil bound for Belarus departed port, bound for its destination nearly halfway around the world. The United States’ Department of State recognized the importance of this occasion with a statement they released to the public. According to the State Department, “This competitive deal, by […]
Oilfield Helping Hands Finishes Fundraiser
Oilfield Helping Hands (OHH), a non-profit organization helping oilfield families in financial crisis due to no fault of their own, successfully completed (by May 29) its Front Porch Permian Campaign, benefiting the OHH Permian Chapter supporting oilfield families in the Permian Basin. During the recent quarantine, James Durbin, owner of The Oilfield Photographer, Inc., provided […]
Gravity Reaches Out
Gravity, a leading water and energy infrastructure company backed by affiliates of Clearlake Capital Group, recently announced it is offering its inventory of crude oil storage tanks to operators in the Permian, Haynesville, and Eagle Ford. Gravity, one of the largest providers of mobile fluid containment in the United States, has ample supply available for […]
Crude Prices Ride the Supply Wave
According to a report from Stratas Advisors, crude prices found additional foundation in the first week of June from stronger fundamentals. This development arose thanks to OPEC and its allies, who decided to extend the cuts agreed last April for one month more. The 9.7 million b/d cuts were to end originally in June, but […]
More Consolidation Could Be Coming
ConocoPhillips Chairman and CEO Ryan Lance talked with IHS Markit Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin on June 9 about how the company was able to weather the COVID-19 crisis without layoffs, about current plans for bringing back shut-in production, and about the importance—now more than ever—of maintaining a strong value proposition “to bring investors back into […]
Basin Impact on State Treasury Weighs in at $13+ Billion
The Permian Basin Petroleum Association (PBPA) released on May 29 a first-of-its-kind report developed by the Texas Taxpayers and Research Association (TTARA) entitled “Permian Basin Enriching Texas.” The report documents the outsized impact of the Permian Basin, which contributes roughly $9 billion out of $13.4 billion in statewide revenue and nearly 70 percent of statewide […]
IHS: Oil’s Recovery To Be Slow and Choppy
Oil markets can expect more pain to come in the weeks and months ahead as they face an uphill battle back to “normal,” according to analysts at IHS Markit. The raw market forces that have been unleashed—record demand destruction, record supply cuts, record inventory builds—and even, for a moment in April, negative oil prices—will change […]
This is NOT the 1980s
Oil production costs are down sharply in Texas in recent years, but they are not yet at a level to maintain viability given current prices and uncertainty. As a result, significant disruptions in oil production areas are occurring. The industry initiated a rapid shutdown of drilling activity, which rippled through an enormous supply chain and […]
Railroad Commission hears recommendations on reducing flaring
Commissioners of the Railroad Commission of Texas heard recommendations on flaring from three groups at a hearing in Austin June 16 and asked the RRC staff “to consider the recommendations and come back to the commission this fall with a plan of action.” Commissioners heard from industry trade associations, environmental advocacy groups, and oil and […]
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