Advances in drilling technology reignited a stagnant American oil and gas industry and turned the U.S. into the world’s largest crude exporter. Despite momentum for a clean energy transition, experts at Hart Energy’s 50th Anniversary Hall of Fame Awards ceremony said U.S. oil and gas will be needed for decades to come.
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Petrie Partners chairman Tom Petrie and Wesley K. Clark, CEO of Wesley K. Clark & Associates sit down for a conversation about oil in the context of national and economic security in the U.S. and abroad.
Jefferies’ Pete Bowden, the global head of industrial, energy and infrastructure investing, discussed the trajectory of the Permian Basin’s production and the future of M&A in the increasingly consolidated region, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
The Permian Basin’s associated gas output could outstrip the region’s planned capacity well before the end of the decade, pipeline company executives said.
From horseshoe wells to longer laterals, NexTier, Halliburton and ChampionX are using artificial intelligence to automate drilling and optimize completions.
As a resilient energy source, no other solution comes close to providing the dependable power of natural gas, CNX New Technologies President Ravi Srivastava told Hart Energy.
After closing a $17.1 billion acquisition of Marathon Oil, ConocoPhillips’ Delaware Basin leader sees opportunities to drill longer laterals and investigate secondary benches underground.
Evan Smith, Stephens’ senior vice president for investment banking, describes growth in the company’s network of family offices, specifically those investing in the energy sector, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Permian Resources Co-CEO Will Hickey expects more growth in the Delaware Basin thanks to his company’s advantageous cost structure.
Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub names emissions and water management as top challenges for Permian operators and an incentive for growth.
Amanda Brock, CEO of Aris Water Solutions, says multiple answers will be needed to solve the growing amounts of produced water generated by fracking.
Smaller, more creative M&A deals are becoming the standard in the Permian’s Midland and Delaware basins, an Enverus analyst says.