From E&P Executive Editor: The Million-Barrel Question
Can U.S. shale hit the gas on its crude oil production at a moment’s notice?
January 9, 2020
A Tale Of Two Provinces
Deepwater Gulf of Mexico is set for another year of record oil production while U.S. regulators explore ways to prevent the stranding of resources on the shelf.
January 6, 2020
Oklahoma’s Bumpy Shale Ride
The Scoop and Stack plays are still in the money but only with improved well spacing and effective management of frac-driven interactions.
January 6, 2020
E&P Drilling Technologies: The Key To Unlocking Cash Flow
A study finds a huge range of cycle time between operators in the Delaware Basin with roughly 60% of the cycle time being nonoperational.
December 30, 2019
From E&P Executive Editor: Changing Fortunes
The U.S. will continue to reap the rewards of shale gas via LNG exports in the coming decade, thanks in part to solar and wind energy.
December 9, 2019
Oklahoma Producers Still Standing
Leasing hot spots, improved drilling metrics and more reveal some silver lining in the cloud hanging over Midcontinent producers.
November 14, 2019
Digital Transformation: In Progress
The oil and gas industry’s efforts to reinvent itself in a digital world are underway.
November 1, 2019
Waste Not, Want Not
Innovation delivers first deployment of a hybrid energy storage system aboard a floating drilling unit.
November 1, 2019
DUG Eagle Ford: Austin Chalk Is Back And Delivering Results
The Austin Chalk of east central Texas has perplexed, enticed and bewitched many into developing it.
October 11, 2019