Energy Aspect said OPEC is in the driver's seat as U.S. shale plays and the Gulf of Mexico, Permian Basin will see oil growth taper next year.
After selling Stronghold Energy II to Ring Energy for $465 million last year, Steve and Caleb Weatherl aim to develop another Permian position with their new E&P, Garrison Energy.
As producers scramble to extend their inventory runways, companies are drilling deeper test wells in the Permian Basin and exploring emerging plays in the Lower 48.
After closing an acquisition in Pecos and Reeves counties, Texas, with a value of at least $1.5 billion, Vitol-backed VTX Energy Partners aims to grow larger.
Equitrans CEO Tom Karam said he’s thrilled with the definitive approval of Mountain Valley Pipeline, which could lead to further reform of U.S. permitting regulations.
After years of skepticism surrounding the reuse of produced water, experts say it’s a new day and age for the water midstream sector.
VTX Energy Partners, backed by Swiss energy trader Vitol, is expanding its southern Delaware Basin footprint to 47,000 net acres through a bolt-on acquisition, CEO Shepherd says.
Recompletions in the Eagle Ford are underway, with future refrac wells identified by companies such as Devon Energy and Murphy Oil.
Experts say U.S. minerals and royalties teams are getting bigger, holding acreage for longer periods and bringing a more sophisticated approach to M&A.
The MVP natural gas pipeline and a swifter permitting process win as debt ceiling legislation weathers resistance from senators.
Enerplus COO Wade Hutchings expects the company to generate free cash flow of $475 million in 2023 with plans to launch refracturing efforts in the Bakken while easing down Marcellus Shale production.
Kinder Morgan’s expansion, for which it is soliciting interested shippers, will increase working storage capacity by more than 6 Bcf, the company said.
Hart Energy's technology editor Jennifer Pallanich sat down with XRI Holding's John Durand to talk about the past and future evolution of midstream water, as well as the parallels and differences in the company's expansion into Canada.
Mewbourne Oil CEO Ken Waits shares the strategy that propelled the 58-year-old private company to the top of the nation’s most prolific play, the Permian Basin.