Doug Lawler joined Continental Resources in February as COO and executive vice president following three decades in the oil and gas industry.
BPX Energy President Jack Collins said the company is planning to power 95% of its Permian Basin operations with electricity this year and is drilling an exploratory well for its carbon capture business.
The oil and gas industry has long assumed that sand and fluid flow uniformly together through casing. However, surface tests conducted by GEODynamics with six shale operators in the U.S. unequivocally proved otherwise.
Under a call by the Chinese companies to boost domestic energy supply security, national oil companies are making greater efforts to tap shale deposits despite their geological challenges and higher cost.
Service companies are working to help shale operators get the most out of aging fields while cutting costs and emissions.
Additional horsepower capacity will come online later this year, but it may not be enough to bridge the gap to projected demand in the frac market.
Water in and out as well as hydrocarbon transport sustain new completion techniques for U.S. shale producers.
Service providers Halliburton and Weatherford and data analytics company LYTT shared their automated technologies created to ensure efficiency in hydraulic fracturing operations.
Finding itself short oil and gas in the midst of soaring global prices, the U.K. is looking again at its shale—and this time, no matter how often protesters glue themselves to public buildings.
In 2017, geologists at the University of Johannesburg and three other institutions estimated the gas resource in the Karoo region of South Africa was probably 13 Tcf.