Acquisitions & Divestitures

Chevron Sells Canadian Oil Sands, Duvernay Shale Assets for $6.5B

Chevron said the divestitures are part of its plans to sell $10 billion to $15 billion worth of assets by 2028 following the company’s acquisition of Hess Corp. for $53 billion.

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Exploration & Production

Kimmeridge’s Dell: Every US Basin Contains Both High-quality Inventory, Risk

Inventory management is a problem for the E&P space, no matter the basin, said Kimmeridge Energy Management's Ben Dell at Hart Energy's Energy Capital Conference in Dallas. 

Investment

Private Equity Gears Up for Big Opportunities

The private equity sector is having a moment in the upstream space.

Acquisitions & Divestitures

Venezuela Lost Citgo, But the Battle’s Not Over Yet

Amber Energy’s $7.3 billion purchase of Citgo fell well short of analyst’s valuations. PDVSA Ad Hoc expects to appeal the decision soon in its battle to protect its claim on Citgo.

Energy Storage

Energy Transition in Motion (Week of Oct. 4, 2024)

Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including the startup of a solar module manufacturing facility with an annual 2-gigawatt capacity.

Public Capital

Sheffield: E&Ps’ Capital Starvation Not All Bad, But M&A Needs Work

Bryan Sheffield, managing partner of Formentera Partners and founder of Parsley Energy, discussed E&P capital, M&A barriers and how longer laterals could spur a “growth mode” at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference.

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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.