Francine is moving toward U.S. Gulf of Mexico waters and predicted to become the fourth hurricane of the Atlantic season.
Within the context of lower oil prices and disappointing economic data, members of OPEC+ have decided to delay the unwinding of voluntary cuts, which were expected at the end of September.
LNG export plants and offshore oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico are already taking a hit as as Francine strengthens.
Shell paused some drilling operations at its Perdido and Whale offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico in anticipation of Francine's approach.
The oil and gas rig count fell by one to 582 in the week to Sept. 6, the lowest since June.
Non-operated specialist Northern Oil & Gas is going after larger acquisitions by teaming up with adept operating partners like SM Energy and Vital Energy. It’s helping bridge a capital gap in the upstream sector, say NOG executives Nick O’Grady and Adam Dirlam.
ARC Resources did not provide additional information on the divested assets, which the company said had results in proceeds of $59.2 million.
When it comes to drilling in U.S. onshore basins, no other operators are drilling more than Exxon Mobil and EOG Resources, according to Enverus data.
Oil prices edged up from multi-month lows on reports of an OPEC+ delay as well as a decline in U.S. inventories, though gains were capped by persistent demand concerns.
Mach Natural Resources is offering to sell common units to fund two pending acquisitions in the Ardmore and Anadarko basins.