A natural gas demand wave approaches, but there’s precious little left in the market to buy in the coveted Haynesville Shale.
The Mesa Minerals IV launch comes as M&A competition grapples for mineral and royalty interests, no matter the basin, says Mesa Minerals CEO Darin Zanovich.
Halliburton’s Neil Modeland, senior business technology development manager, shares insight into the company’s electrification services and efforts to minimize associated completions costs in the Haynesville Shale, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Kimmeridge Texas Gas CEO David Lawler discusses the company's approach to doubling gas production to 1 Bcf/d and pending regulatory project approvals, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
TG Natural Resources President and CEO Craig Jarchow said the company’s valuable Haynesville inventory provides a line of sight for investors 20 years down the line.
Rockcliff Energy III is building on past experiences as it explores deeper in the Haynesville, CEO Sheldon Burleson told Hart Energy at DUG Gas.
Kinder Morgan’s Allen Fore, vice president of public affairs, delves into how the Trump administration’s initiatives to achieve energy dominance is a “game changer” for pipeline projects, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
BKV Corp. applies its refrac playbook—tried and true in the Barnett Shale—to potential M&A targets as it looks to gain contiguous acreage, Upstream President Eric Jacobson told Hart Energy at DUG Gas.
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 CEO Carl Isaac shares insight into the company’s addition of a fourth Haynesville rig and future development plans in the play, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.