Wood Mackenzie expects Canada’s largest natural gas producers — Montney Shale producers Tourmaline Oil, Canadian Natural Resources (CNRL) and ARC Resources — to continue to grow their unconventional production in 2023 despite inflation pressures.
Global capex will increase to $575 billion, which is well shy of what is needed to meet long-term oil and gas demand, analysts say.
The company intends to use the net proceeds of the offering, along with cash on hand, to redeem all of its 9.75% senior second lien notes due in 2023.
The $30 billion will finance low-carbon investments like green buildings, renewable energy and clean transportation.
The credit arrangement launched at $1.2 billion was oversubscribed and increased from $1.135 billion to $1.565 billion, Gunvor Group said.
Civitas Resources in the D-J Basin is aligning executive compensation with stakeholders, meeting emissions reduction targets and is on target to generate $1 billion in annual free cash flow this year. And inside its C-suite, a millennial woman from Colombia is showing everyone how it’s done.
The Pennsylvania attorney general charged Coterra Energy in 2020 after a grand jury investigation showed that drilling unconventional gas wells by the company had been responsible for methane pollution in the local water supply.
Recently formed Permian Resources isn’t averse to looking at value propositions but at the moment the company is focused on driving synergies and creating shareholder value, Co-CEO Will Hickey told attendees of Hart Energy’s Executive Oil Conference.
The British company’s U.S. boss Dave Lawler says Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act has put the oil major’s green plans on “steroids.”
Shares in Ranger Oil, which operates in the Eagle Ford Shale, jumped over 5% on Nov. 18 after Reuters reported the company’s sale efforts.