This is your Hart Energy LIVE A&D Minute powered by the sixth annual Influential Women in Energy Networking Luncheon event.
Chesapeake Energy’s long-anticipated sale of its Eagle Ford assets came with a twist - the buyers of their South Texas acreage are linked to the company that sold it to Chesapeake back in 2019. While Chesapeake has more to sell, this first deal will command more than $1.4 billion.
All settled in from last year’s merger, Permian Resources is buying and selling bite-sized pieces totaling $300 million. Tudor, Pickering and Holt analysts said the deals lay out a “potential blueprint for how the company could continue to create value through smaller-scale transactions via the M&A market in the future.”
After some M&A quiet time in the Haynesville, WhiteHawk Energy is on the move with an agreement to buy mineral and royalty assets for up to $105 million. Read more about it here.
And what’s private equity thinking about A&D in 2023? Click here to explore their thoughts at the first IPAA conference of the year.
That’s your Hart Energy LIVE A&D Minute powered by the Influential Women in Energy Luncheon Gala - save your seat before time runs out! Watch new A&D Minute episodes every Wednesday, and sign up for our A&D Watch newsletter at hartenergy.com/transactions.
Recommended Reading
Trump’s DOE Issues First LNG Permit of Term to Commonwealth LNG
2025-02-14 - The former administration of President Joe Biden had halted permitting for all of 2024.
NatGas Storage Withdrawal Hits Triple Digits Again
2025-02-13 - Analysts said the heavy withdrawals followed colder than expected weather and a growing demand for LNG.
AI Deals Line Up for Energy Transfer’s Gas Supply
2025-02-13 - Midstream company Energy Transfer’s executives say they’re working on more than 100 deals for gas-powered generation projects.
EIA’s 2025 NatGas Price Forecast Pops 21% to $3.80
2025-02-11 - Cold, LNG growth and a steady trickle of agreements between natgas suppliers and data centers drove the forecast price higher, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said.
NatGas Shouldering Powergen Burden, but Midstream Lags, Execs Warn
2025-02-14 - Expand Energy COO Josh Viets said society wants the reliability of natural gas, but Liberty Energy CEO Ron Gusek said midstream projects need to catch up to meet demand during a discussion at NAPE.
Comments
Add new comment
This conversation is moderated according to Hart Energy community rules. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. If you’re experiencing any technical problems, please contact our customer care team.