Fresh off closing its $2.1 billion SilverBow Resources acquisition, Crescent CEO David Rockecharlie told investors, “we are just getting started.”
EnLink’s JV partners cited the effects from Hurricane Beryl causing slight delays in the Matterhorn Express Pipeline.
Devon Energy’s Delaware Basin production dominated the quarter for the multi-basin E&P, but the company is tapping into recompletion opportunities to supplement production, executives said.
MPLX LP expects two new plants in the Delaware Basin will boost the company’s processing capacity in the Delaware to 1.4 Bcf/d.
Less than a year out from the closing of its merger with NexTier and its acquisition of Ulterra Drilling Technologies, Patterson-UTI is taking strides not to be the latest has-been.
As Exxon Mobil sees massive profits from its upstream and refined products segments, the supermajor is bringing the full weight of its technological prowess to bear on unlocking value in low-carbon solutions.
Exxon Mobil is forecasting lower third quarter Guyana production by about 13% due to hook-ups related to a gas-to-energy project for mainland Guyana.
Shell expects first production to flow from Kitimat-based LNG Canada in mid-2025, the company’s CEO Wael Sawan said Aug. 1 during the company’s second quarter 2024 webcast.
Genesis Energy’s is awaiting a floating production vessel to connect its SYNC pipeline in the Gulf of Mexico to the delayed Shenandoah deepwater project.
After closing a $63 billion acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources, Exxon is the largest producer in the Permian Basin—and the entire U.S.