As public E&Ps stay disciplined and privates take an ‘aggressive approach’ across the U.S. shale patch, analysts see continued efficiency gains and rising costs from oilfield service companies.
ConocoPhillips continues to find ways to improve through the use of refracs, simul-fracs and other technologies, says Jack Harper, former Concho exec now leading Conoco’s Permian Basin team.
Former BSEE director Scott Angelle shares his thoughts on the energy transition and why the U.S. has some of the most environmentally advantaged barrels compared to other parts of the world.
Public oil and gas producers will be judged on LOE and G&A plus their emissions profile, methane intensity and flaring, according to Diamondback CFO Kaes Van’t Hof.
U.S. crude oil output is forecast to rise to 11.51 MMbbl/d this month, then drop to 11.41 MMbbl/d in October before rising into 2022.
The energy transition is popular but also incredibly complicated. Chevron and Microsoft executives share what will be critical in the world’s transition to low carbon energy.
Private producers accounted for nearly half of the nation’s horizontal rig count in May, according to analysis of U.S. shale activity by Rystad Energy.
The subsea technology powerhouse, which offers integrated products and services, sees its inbound orders surpassing $4 billion by year-end.
The successful startup of BP’s Manuel subsea development in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico comes as the company continues its ‘resilient hydrocarbons’ pursuit.
Despite the progress, ‘it’s clear that we have work to do for both women and race and ethnicity,’ the COO of an energy workforce association says.
