
Greylock Packs a One-Two Punch with ‘Demand-Driven Projects’
Privately held producer Greylock Energy gains traction in both upstream and midstream deal-making, boosting build-out in Appalachia and the Rockies.
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Privately held producer Greylock Energy gains traction in both upstream and midstream deal-making, boosting build-out in Appalachia and the Rockies.
Integrating global volatility into pricing models means cleaner balance sheets with improved leverage and room to deploy capital creatively, says BOK Financial’s Mari Salazar.
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.
Anschutz Exploration is avoiding the noise of market uncertainty in the Rockies’ Powder River Basin, operating under CEO Joseph DeDominic’s strategy of working “like you’re going to own it for the life of the well.”
In the last several years, adoption of a newer fiscal discipline model has afforded companies a lifeline amid market instability. Implementing return to capital programs can position companies to weather the volatility storm, Comerica Bank’s Jeff Treadway says.
Family offices are stepping up with capital to fill in a large—but narrowing—investment gap between private equity’s pre-COVID days and now, said Stephens Managing Director Brad Nelson at Hart Energy's Energy Capital Conference.
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.
Privately held oil and gas producers from Surge Energy, Northeast Natural Energy, Anschutz Exploration, Greylock Energy and Jonah Energy dish on their plans in the Delaware, Midland Appalachian basins, where they ready to pounce on M&A opportunities.
Following its entry into the energy sector this year, convenience store operator QuikTrip is continuing to evaluate additional energy investments case-by-case, seeing opportunities driven by current power demand needs.
Haynes Boone’s annual spring survey of energy lender price decks shows some near-term movement, before settling at fall 2024 survey prices with oil in the mid-$50s through 2034.
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