Enverus Inc.
About
Enverus’ energy-dedicated SaaS platform offers real-time access to analytics, insights and benchmark cost and revenue data sourced from 98% of U.S. energy producers, and more than 35,000 suppliers. Its oilfield services software tracks the entire well life cycle in real time.
Headquarters Address
2901 Vía Fortuna #100
Austin, TX 78746
United States
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www.enverus.comNews
10 Years Strong: Surge Energy Powers Through the Midland Basin
Ten years since Surge Energy incorporated and took a chance on difficult terrain, the privately held producer sets its sights on organic growth and corporate acquisitions.
International, Domestic Buyers Clamor for US Shale Gas M&A
Marketing is heating up for gassy assets in the Haynesville, Appalachia and Midcontinent, a sign that natural gas remains one of the bright spots in upstream portfolios, M&A experts tell Hart Energy.
Widening Bid-Ask Spread Slows US Oil M&A
After a two-year dealmaking frenzy, the U.S. oil M&A engine is stalling as wild price swings and geopolitical tremors unsettle both buyers and sellers. M&A experts tell Hart Energy it could be months before big-ticket oil deals regain momentum.
Veteran, Newly Listed Private Producers on Top 100 Hungry for M&A
The new 2025 ranking of top U.S. private producers demonstrates changes in the space following a massive consolidation trend in the upstream sector, Enverus says.
Energy Executives Plan EQV Group’s Second Blank-Check IPO
The $350 million of funds raised will go into escrow alongside the $350 million raised from EQV Group’s first SPAC IPO as the 10-month-old prospective M&A buyer has not yet done a deal.
Oil, Gas Producers’ Next Frontier…Geothermal?
Enverus analysts say there is potential for more oil and gas companies to tap into geothermal on their existing assets—depending on available infrastructure and resource temperatures.
Class VI Permit Applications Plummet by 55%
Enverus says the 55% decline in Class VI permit applications during the first quarter signals a slowdown, but regulatory progress indicates continued momentum in U.S. carbon capture efforts.
Decline in Drilling Permits Points to Production Plateau
U.S. producers are incrementally cutting back—on spending, drilling and permitting—to navigate evolving volatility, including the Permian Basin where permits declined by as much as 20% since January.
Buyers Scramble for Their Slice of the Haynesville
A natural gas demand wave approaches, but there’s precious little left in the market to buy in the coveted Haynesville Shale.
US Energy M&A Shifts Gassier into Appalachia, Midcon as Oil Slips
U.S. upstream M&A activity reached $2.3 billion in April, defying a sharp 12% collapse in oil prices. Natural gas-driven deals led the way, including EQT’s $1.8 billion Olympus Energy acquisition.
New E&P South Wind to Pursue Large-Scale M&A with PE Backing
After selling Fayetteville gas producer Flywheel Energy last year, the team is launching South Wind Exploration & Production with Kayne Anderson financing.
Expand’s Dell'Osso: E&Ps Show ‘Unusual’ Discipline with $4 NatGas Strip
Haynesville Shale’s largest gas producers are displaying restraint with a $4/Mcf forward curve. “That’s really unusual,” said Expand Energy CEO Nick Dell’Osso.
Volatility to Slow Upstream M&A After $17B in Q1 Dealmaking—Enverus
Upstream deal markets are heading into territory reminiscent of the conditions seen in the first half of 2020, said Andrew Dittmar, Enverus’ principal M&A analyst.
Haynesville Horsepower: Rigs Needed to Crest the Coming ‘Wall of Demand’
How many drilling rigs are needed in the Haynesville Shale to meet growing natural gas demand for LNG exports? Keybanc ran the numbers.
Sabine Oil & Gas to Add 4th Haynesville Rig as Gas Prices Rise
Sabine, owned by Japanese firm Osaka Oil & Gas, will add a fourth rig on its East Texas leasehold next month, President and CEO Carl Isaac said.