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, […]
Alliance: Texas Petro Index down 30 percent in past year
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, […]
New Mexico officials question federal government on 60-day permit pause
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. […]
Permian Basin rig count above 200 for first time in 9 months
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. […]
PBPA joins coalition in goal of ending routine flaring by 2030
Texas Methane and Flaring Coalition said Wednesday in Austin it supports a goal of ending routine flaring by 2030. The coalition includes seven trade groups, including Permian Basin Petroleum Association, and more than 40 Texas operators. It was formed in 2019 “to develop industry-led solutions designed to mitigate and reduce methane emissions and flaring.” PBPA […]
ExxonMobil new carbon capture, storage business includes southeast Texas
ExxonMobil said last week it created a new business, ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions, to commercialize its low-carbon technology. The new business will focus on carbon capture and storage and hydrogen. ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions plans more than 20 new carbon capture and storage projects with $3 billion in investments through 2025. The projects include U.S. […]
Port of Houston receives federal grant of $19.5 million for expansion
Port of Houston received a grant of $19.5 million from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to begin an expansion project. The project will widen and deepen the channel for safer and more efficient navigation of vessels calling the port’s eight public terminals and more than 200 private facilities. Port of Houston is the nation’s No. […]
Permian, Texas rig counts continue to grow, New Mexico again declines
Improving oil prices continue to spark a growing rig count as Permian Basin added 6 rigs in the previous week for 198 actively at work as of Feb. 5, according to Baker Hughes. Permian drilling rig count is up 13 percent since starting 2020 with 175 rigs. Baker Hughes said there are 189 rigs in […]
Patterson-UTI relocates dual-fuel spread to Texas from Northeast
Houston-based Patterson-UTI Energy said last week it will relocate one of its dual-fuel spreads from the Northeast to Texas. Andy Hendricks, CEO, said Feb. 4, “While industry completion activity in the Permian increased in the fourth quarter, in the Northeast, where we have a strong presence, industry completion activity decreased significantly and remained at this […]
Earthstone to resume drilling in Midland County after record output in 2020
The Woodlands-based Earthstone Energy said last week its production guidance for 2021 is 19,500 to 21,000 boed after record volumes in 2020 of 15,382 boed (56 percent oil) to exceed guidance of 14,500 boed. Estimated proved reserves at yearend were 78.9 million boe. Earthstone’s 2021 capital budget of $90 million to $100 million assumes a […]
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