Houston-based APA Corp. said recently it expects to close on or about April 1 on its recent $4.5 billion acquisition of Callon Petroleum. APA and Callon scheduled shareholder meetings March 27. “We look forward to integrating the Callon assets and providing more information about the Permian Basin outlook from the combined assets,” John J. Christmann […]
Liberty Energy to build new regional headquarters in Odessa
Liberty Energy held groundbreaking ceremony March 5 for a new regional headquarters in Odessa. The $50 million, two-story facility at Leeco Industrial Park will include a 42-bay maintenance shop, 6-bay truck wash facility, warehouse of 50,000 square feet, offices and training center. Liberty’s project includes a grant of $2.5 million from Odessa Development Corp. Chris […]
APA forecasts 20 percent production growth for Permian Basin
Houston-based APA Corp., parent company of Apache, said recently it expects to surpass its pre-pandemic production levels in Permian Basin by 2024Q4 with 20 percent growth compared to 2023Q4. John J. Christmann IV, CEO, said Feb. 26, “We have achieved top-tier well results and best-in-class production improvements in both the Midland and Delaware basins. The […]
Gas production down in 2024, climbs in 2025 in Permian, Appalachia, Haynesville
In its short-term energy outlook released last week, U.S. Energy Information Administration said U.S. benchmark Henry Hub spot price for natural gas is forecast to stay below $2 per million British thermal units in second quarter. The price averaged an inflation-adjusted low of $1.72 per MMBtu in February. EIA said March 12, “We expect natural […]
U.S. added 7 rigs last week (largest increase in 6 months), Permian up to 316
U.S. oil and gas drillers added the biggest number of drilling rigs for a week in six months since September, according to the weekly report of March 15 from Baker Hughes. There were 629 rigs in U.S. – up from 622 the previous week, down from 754 a year ago. Also, there were 316 rigs […]
EIA forecasts Permian oil production to grow to 6.112 million b/d in April
Crude oil production in Permian Basin is forecast to increase by 8,000 barrels per day in April to 6.112 million b/d after 6.104 million b/d in March. In its drilling productivity report Monday, U.S. Energy Information Administration said oil production overall in seven major producing regions is forecast at 9.769 million b/d for April – […]
Where the Water Goes
An oil well produces three things: oil, natural gas and (mostly) water. All three of those things have to have somewhere to go in order for the well to operate, and right now only two of them are profitable. The last is working its way up from being a nuisance to being a useful byproduct, […]
EIA raises forecast for spot price of Brent crude oil to $88/b for 2024Q2
U.S. Energy Information Administration this week raised its forecast for spot price of Brent crude oil to $88 per barrel for the second quarter of 2024. That’s up $4 per barrel from Feb. 6 forecast. And EIA said Tuesday the forecast price for fullyear 2024 is $87 per barrel compared to $82 per barrel as […]
Permian Basin drives record production in U.S. for sixth straight year
U.S. Energy Information Administration said this week the U.S. produced more crude oil in 2023 than any nation ever for the sixth straight year. Crude oil production in the U.S., including condensate, averaged 12.9 million barrels per day in 2023 – breaking the previous U.S. and global record of 12.3 million b/d in 2018. Average […]
Operators report drilling test wells for carbon dioxide storage projects
Operators are drilling a new type of well in east Texas, where carbon dioxide pipelines, top-tier geology and industrial emissions are combining to spark a race to take advantage of incentives fueled by climate change. Houston Chronicle said Monday Chevron started drilling test wells in February for its 142,000-acre carbon storage project in Jefferson County […]
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