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Oasis Grows Production While Cutting Costs
Oasis Petroleum's Jason Swaren told the DUG Rockies audience he expects to see continued production increases from its Williston and Delaware basin operations.
San Juan Operators: Basin Ripe For New Horizontal Drilling
Horizontal drilling has already increased New Mexico’s gas production by 30% since 2011, with plenty of Cretaceous zones to be explored.
Why US Shale Is More Mature Than You Might Think
Gulfport Energy CEO Dave Wood talked with Hart Energy at the recently held AIPN International Petroleum Summit about the shale industry, his company and the new norm.
DUG Rockies: Rocking It In The Rockies (2019)
Here’s how Extraction Oil & Gas is surfacing the oil, monetizing the gas and NGL, and delivering the returns in the D-J Basin from Eric Jacobsen, senior vice president of operations.
DUG Rockies: Greater Wattenberg (2019)
Here's a look at Crestone Peak Resources' results to date and its plans going forward in the D-J Basin's legendary Greater Wattenberg Field from CEO Tony Buchanon.
BHGE Shares Insight On Brazil Operations, Technology
The company’s oilfield equipment director for Latin America talks about how the company is positioning itself in Brazil and implementing its technology.
DUG Permian: From All Permian Corners (2019)
Combined, these operators have a perspective from throughout the Permian. Here, they share their results and plans for their stacked pay in their corners of the world’s richest acres.
Fibron Unveils New Company Brand
Fibron, the U.K. based subsea services provider, launched the new company brand last week during OTC in Houston, TX.
DUG Permian: Private-Producer Panel - Making Core Of The Fringe (2019)
Privately-held producers—some of them on their 4th Permian portfolio—continue to extend the outermost boundaries of the horizontal Midland and Delaware basins, making what was fringe quickly into what is now deemed core property. Here are some of these portfolios.
The New Energy Menu
Renewable and fossil fuel energies are more likely to collaborate than compete as the world makes its energy transition, but even with new technologies, the shape of that future is still anchored in natural gas.