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Japan’s Sumitomo Quits US Shale Oil with Eagle Ford Sale
Japan’s Sumitomo Quits US Shale Oil with Eagle Ford Sale
Japan’s Sumitomo Sells stake in Marcellus Shale Gas Project
Japan’s Sumitomo Sells stake in Marcellus Shale Gas Project
Asian Interest In US Shale Builds With Recent Texas Deals
Asian Interest In US Shale Builds With Recent Texas Deals
Asian Interest In US Shale Builds With Recent Texas Deals
Asian Interest In US Shale Builds With Recent Texas Deals
Asian Interest In US Shale Builds With Recent Texas Deals
Asian Interest In US Shale Builds With Recent Texas Deals
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Japan’s Sumitomo Quits US Shale Oil with Eagle Ford Sale
Japanese trading house Sumitomo bought a 100% stake in 2018 in a field in the Eagle Ford formation of South Texas that was set to have peak output of 3,000 boe/d.
Japan’s Sumitomo Sells Stake in Marcellus Shale Gas Project
Japanese trading house Sumitomo bought a 30% stake in the project in 2010 from Rex Energy Corp., which went bankrupt in 2018. The project is now 70% owned and operated by PennEnergy Resources.