What will history say about you? I pose the question because we may be living through the worst times in our history. We are thrown into the mayhem of 2008, 911, the 1980s, Pearl Harbor, and the Spanish Flu all at once. What has been your reaction to the crisis of 2020? How have you […]
Brighter Days Ahead
In 2020, oil and gas has gotten a bum rap. Even in an industry that has almost always had to buck an unfairly negative sentiment from media and from certain special interests, oil and gas has taken a beating in 2020. In the past year or more, the financial markets have added their voices to […]
In 11 weeks, U.S. loses 475 of 793 rigs (53 percent of decline in Permian)
In its rapid decline in active oil and gas drilling rigs now at 11 weeks, U.S. has lost 475 rigs to fall to 318 rigs as of May 22 from 793 rigs as of March 6. Permian Basin posted a declining rig count in 10 of those 11 weeks to fall from 415 to 162 […]
Workforce Commission says industry lost 26,300 jobs in April
Texas Workforce Commission said oil and gas industry lost 26,300 jobs in the state last month – the largest loss of jobs in the industry in one month in Texas since record-keeping began in 1990. Drilling, completion, production and related sectors employed 192,600 people in April – a decline of 12 percent from 218,900 in […]
Production to slowly recover this fall, led by Permian and Gulf of Mexico
U.S. crude oil production will reach a low of about 10.7 million barrels per day in June – a two-year low – before starting to slowly recover, according to Oslo-based energy research firm Rystad Energy. After reaching 12.855 million b/d in March, U.S. monthly production is not likely to exceed 11.7 million b/d before 2022. […]
Marcellus replaces Permian as top destination for fracturing crews
Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania and West Virginia has surpassed Permian Basin as leading U.S. destination for hydraulic fracturing crews, according to Houston investment advisory group Tudor, Pickering, Holt and Co. The firm said last week 31 percent of active crews were in Marcellus Shale followed by 30 percent in Permian Basin, and 14 percent each […]
Texas Petro Index of 181.8 for March declines 14.7 percent in past year
Texas Petro Index by petroleum economist Karr Ingham declined again in March to 181.8 for the 13th consecutive month. That represents a decline of 14.7 percent since the index of 213.3 a year ago in March 2019. Also in the past year, oil price (monthly average) was down 50.4 percent, natural gas price (first of […]
Cimarron Energy acquires emissions control provider Aereon
Houston-based Cimarron Energy said April 30 it completed its purchase of Austin’s Aereon, global provider of emissions control solutions and services for upstream, midstream and downstream markets. It follows Cimarron’s acquisition last year of Midland’s Hy-Bon Engineering/EDI. Aereon was formed in 2014 by combining Flare Industries and Jordan Technologies. Jeff Foster, CEO, told Midland Reporter […]
Baker Hughes: U.S. rig count falls to lowest on record since 1987
U.S. count of active oil and gas drilling rigs fell for the 10th consecutive week as of May 15 to 339 – the lowest on record since Houston-based Baker Hughes began reporting data in 1987. U.S. counts were 374 previous week and 987 previous year. U.S. oil-directed rigs fell by 34 in the past week […]
Crude production to decline in June to lowest levels since 2018
Crude oil production in seven major regions in U.S. is expected to fall to levels not seen since 2018 as operators respond to the price collapse and oversupply. Led by declines in Permian Basin, production next month is expected to fall by 197,000 barrels per day to 7.822 million b/d, according to U.S. Energy Information […]
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