Haynesville DUC Count Questioned as US Gas Production Forecast to Slip

The U.S. Energy Information Administration sees natural gas output falling by 147 MMcf/d in September, but the Haynesville Shale and Appalachia region continue to pump out more gas than last year.

Chevron’s Unconventional Answers to Success

Chevron showcased its plans to safely deliver higher returns and lower its carbon footprint to attendees at URTeC.

URTeC: Shale Production? It’s Complicated.

As the industry continues to adopt new technologies and finetune its approach to developing shale plays, the quest for optimization makes the job more difficult.

Report: Colombia’s Oil, Gas Reserves Running Out

Colombia’s reserves-to-production ratios for oil and gas are now both less than eight years, according to recent data released by the country’s National Hydrocarbon Agency (ANH).

Gaspar: Energy ‘Not Going Out of Style’

Devon is thinking about energy ‘beyond oil and gas’ as it looks to supply future needs.

Ecopetrol Says Permian ‘Strategic’ to Its Portfolio

Colombia state energy giant Ecopetrol, partnered in the Permian Basin with Occidental Petroleum, continues to view its U.S. shale assets as ‘strategic’ within its portfolio.

Permian Paradox: Patterson CEO Says Fewer Rigs Demand More Workers

Patterson-UTI CEO Andy Hendricks said the Lower 48’s hottest play has tapped out the local workforce, requiring the drilling company to bring employees into the Permian Basin.

Reservoir Simulations Use AI to Change with the Times

Artificial intelligence and new simulation technologies are automating the modeling process for oil and gas, carbon capture and storage and geothermals.

Killshot Eliminates Fluid Swaps at Completion

The tool also prevents the ESP from falling downhole if it comes loose during operation or removal.

Industry Short on Data about Fully Treated Produced Water

Data on treated produced water can help the industry find more uses for the water that comes out of the reservoir during production.