Formentera Partners’ second Pearsall well joins Indio Tanks-Pearsall Field’s first modern frac job Hurrikain Cat I-STX, which IP’ed 1,499 bbl earlier this year.
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.
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 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.
Even as natural gas prices go low, gas-focused basins may see a favorable shift in the current market if crude prices go down, an analyst says.
The Mesa Minerals IV launch comes as M&A competition grapples for mineral and royalty interests, no matter the basin, says Mesa Minerals CEO Darin Zanovich.
Formentera Partners’ 1.5-mile Hurrikain Cat I-STX #S731H’s lateral was made in Pearsall at about 10,000 ft, updip of where past Pearsall tests results were mostly gassy.
Buyers seeking Haynesville Shale minerals packages will need to pay up or get creative, experts said April 15 at the Mineral & Royalty Conference in Houston.
Minerals dealmaking could surpass $11 billion in 2025, fueled by deals in the Permian and in natural gas shale plays, says M&A expert Stephen Trauber.
Halliburton’s Neil Modeland, senior business technology development manager, shares insight into the company’s electrification services and efforts to minimize associated completions costs in the Haynesville Shale, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.