Enerplus Corp. has appointed Ward Polzin to its board of directors, according to a May 23 press release. (Source: Shutterstock.com)
Enerplus Corp. has appointed Ward Polzin to its board of directors, according to a May 23 press release.
Polzin is the founder and executive chairman at Camino Natural Resources and a venture partner of private equity firm NGP Energy. He brings over three decades of experience in the energy industry to Enerplus.
"[Polzin’s] experience leading companies and his deep understanding of the E&P industry will add valuable perspectives to our board and management team as we continue to deliver on our commitments to our shareholders," said Ian C. Dundas, president and CEO of Enerplus.
In addition to his work at Camino Natural Resources and NGP Energy, Polzin has served as the CEO of Centennial Resource Development, as well as a managing director and founding partner in investment banking at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co.
Enerplus is an oil and gas E&P company based in North America.
Recommended Reading
Callon Adds Delaware Assets, Exits Eagle Ford in Deals Worth $1.1 Billion
2023-05-03 - Callon will acquire Percussion Petroleum’s Delaware assets for $475 million and offload its Eagle Ford assets to Ridgemar for $655 million.
Vital Energy Enters Delaware Basin in $540 Million Deal
2023-05-13 - Vital Energy and an unnamed third party will buy EnCap portfolio company Forge Energy II, establishing a core operation position for Vital in the Delaware Basin.
ONEOK to Acquire Magellan Midstream Partners for $18.8 Billion
2023-05-15 - ONEOK Inc. and Magellan Midstream Partners LP are merging in a cash-and-stock deal to create a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based midstream giant with a combined 25,000 miles of liquids-oriented pipelines.
Crescent Energy Bolt-on Adds Eagle Ford Assets for $600 Million
2023-05-03 - Crescent Energy will acquire operated interests and working interests from Mesquite Energy while nearly doubling its inventory in the play.
Matador Closes $1.6 Billion Delaware Basin Bolt-on
2023-04-13 - Matador closed on a $1.6 billion deal to purchase EnCap’s Advance Energy Partners, capturing inventory in the Delaware Basin’s Lea County, New Mexico, and Ward County, Texas.