Private operators are likely to let rigs go first, beginning in the Midcontinent and Powder River Basin, then the Eagle Ford, Bakken and Permian, according to J.P. Morgan Securities.
Kinder Morgan is undeterred by “perceived ups and downs” in the natural gas market, said Executive Chairman Rich Kinder during the company’s first earnings call of 2025.
Monumental Energy Corp. says rig contractor RIVAL is scheduled to begin the workovers on wells Copper Moki 1&2, located in the Taranaki Basin, in May.
Intensity Infrastructure Partners said the proposed 344-mile line would move natural gas to the eastern side of North Dakota.
Liberty Energy is seeing a growing pipeline of opportunities to jump onto, even as tariffs and OPEC+’s production strategy create uncertainty in the energy sector.
As Tier 1 Eagle Ford inventory declines, EOG, SM and Magnolia are accelerating development in the overlying Austin Chalk to sustain South Texas output.
The U.S. added 16 Bcf to stocks last week in a slowdown of injection rates from the last four weeks.
U.S. natural gas futures slid about 3% on April 16 to a 10-week low on near-record output.
The trifecta of endorsements assures Expand Energy, the largest gas producer in the U.S., a seat alongside EQT Corp. at the LNG and AI data center gas-supply negotiating tables.
New Era Helium Inc. and Sharon AI Inc.’s joint venture Texas Critical Data Centers LLC has started on the first phase of development for its 250-MW facility.