Deloitte analysts find that while peak growth has passed, the industry will remain on solid ground for the foreseeable future. But how companies choose their competitive positioning will determine the new energy order.
Northwest Shelf operator Riley Permian attained an IPO through a rare reverse merger without much fanfare.
Wood Mackenzie research indicates Permian Basin wells are seeing better production from wider well spacing.
Deloitte's Amy Chronis details the perceived myths of oil’s demise, while also explaining how companies can better position themselves for a future in which more energy sources will be needed.
The industry continues its work on identifying and understanding fracture-driven interactions.
There are a few trends emerging among operators when it comes to managing methane. Darcy Partner’s Jack Blears discussed everything from the low-hanging fruit to the sophisticated technology enabling the industry to lower its emissions.
Leaders from Devon, Pioneer, Chevron and ConocoPhillips discuss the latest in unconventional development and how recent acquisitions have enabled greater efficiencies.
For an industry less than a decade into its development, water management has emerged as a crucial component of upstream oil and gas development.
Wood Mackenzie research indicates Permian wells see better production from upspacing.
Analysts and producers at Hart Energy’s DUG Haynesville conference tout growing demand for natural gas and the shale play’s superior economics.
