Production

WPX Energy loses $59M in Q1 but optimistic for Permian Basin production

Adjusted net loss from operations in Q1 was $59 million, or a loss of $0.21 per share TULSA, Okla. – WPX Energy says that it is increasing its estimated ultimate recoveries (EURs) for its Delaware Basin wells in the Permian to 900 Mboe, up 34 per cent from its acquisition type curve of 670 Mboe. The company plans […]

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SM Energy refocuses effort toward Permian Basin after strong Q1 results

“We are particularly excited about re-starting our drilling program in the Permian Basin, where we are seeing faster drill times, lower costs and better wells.” DENVER, Colorado – SM Energy Company is expanding production in the Permian Basin, where it already resumed drilling in the first quarter. The company released financial results for Q1 2016 and provided an

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Hydraulically fractured wells provide two-thirds of U.S. natural gas production

To date, most natural gas from hydraulically fractured wells has come from Lower 48, onshore tight rock formations  For decades, hydraulic fracturing had been referred to as an unconventional completion technique, but over the past 10 years it has become the technique by which most natural gas is produced in the United States. Based on

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Global oil supply shortfall of 4.5M b/d by 2035 if exploration results don’t improve

Wood Mackenzie estimates over 10% of global liquids supply by 2035 will be sourced from conventional volumes yet to be discovered A new study by consultancy Wood Mackenzie warns the global oil market could face a supply shortfall of 4.5 million b/d by 2035 if exploration success doesn’t improve. Wood Mackenzie says discoveries in recent

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API cautions Obama Administration: Offshore well control rule could harm safety

Gulf of Mexico area is one of the most important American regions for energy resources, infrastructure The American Petroleum Institute repeated industry concerns Wednesday to the Obama Administration that the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement’s (BSEE) Well Control Rule may have unintended negative consequences for safety and affect future offshore energy projects. “The Well Control Rule

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