Biden’s LNG pause is raising costs for LNG export projects, and its effects are far and wide in the U.S. LNG industry.
There were 213,204 bbl/d of oil and 298 MMcf of natural gas still offline after Francine hit the coast last week.
Hunt Oil is selling 15% interest in Peru LNG to MidOcean, an LNG company managed by EIG in which Aramco is an investor.
With expectations for more favorable supply/demand fundamentals and improvement in the sentiment of oil traders, Stratas Advisors forecast higher oil prices with the price of Brent crude moving back above $80.
BKV Corp. has positioned itself as an LNG supplier near Gulf Coast markets with production averaging 718 MMcfe/d across about 460,000 Barnett acres, supported by 778 miles of associated gas gathering pipelines and 65 compression units.
Chevron Corp., already drilling nearly 2.8-mile laterals at its Loma Campana Field in Argentina, wants to drill even longer horizontals, an executive told Hart Energy.
In addition to hampering ports and refineries, an estimated 41.74% of Gulf of Mexico oil production, or 730,472 bbl/d, has been shut in.
The oil and gas rig count rose by eight in the week to Sept. 13 to 590, returning to mid-June levels. The increase was the biggest since the week to Sept. 15, 2023.
U.S. LNG export developer Charif Souki spoke to Hart Energy post-ousting from his second LNG company, Tellurian Inc. He’s buying shares in Tellurian’s buyer, Woodside Energy.
Diamondback Energy’s merger with Endeavor Energy Resources forms a company with pro forma production of 468,000 bbl/d (816,000 boe/d) on total Permian acreage of about 838,000 net acres.