As Rig Count Slips, Oil Production Keeps Growing
Despite the offshore rig market showing signs of demand slippage, oil production looks to be on the rise for the foreseeable future, Westwood analysts say.
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E&P Highlights: Oct. 21, 2024
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, with a large contract announced offshore Gulf of Mexico and strategic partnerships aimed at optimizing oilfield production.
CCS/CCUS
As Uncertainty Lingers, CCUS Caught in a Catch-22 for Now
Wood Mackenzie forecasts capture capacity rising to 2,450 million tons per annum (Mtpa) by 2050.
Finance
EnCap Closes $6.4B for E&P Fund, Including Co-investments
EnCap’s Fund XII raised $5.25 billion for work in U.S. oil and gas basins. Coupled with its energy transition and midstream funds, the private equity firm has collectively raised $9 billion this year.
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Energy Enrollments Inch Higher as Students See Multiple Paths to a Career
An improving outlook on global demand for oil and gas lures a new generation to study fossil fuel development at top energy programs around the U.S.
Crude Oil
What's Affecting Oil Prices This Week? (Oct. 21, 2024)
Currently, Stratas Advisors are forecasting that oil demand will increase by 1.20 MMbbl/d in 2024. Earlier this year, OPEC was forecasting 2.25 MMbbl/d of oil demand growth.
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Now, the Uinta: Drillers are Taking Utah’s Oily Stacked Pay Horizontal, at Last
Recently unconstrained by new rail capacity, operators are now putting laterals into the oily, western side of this long-producing basin that comes with little associated gas and little water, making it compete with the Permian Basin.