The share of 1,000 boe/d producers in the overall population of wells drilled in 2024 rose to 46% year-over-year; 2025 could be the year a majority of wells hit the “thousand club” threshold, Bernstein reports.
Fresh off announcing a deal with UAE’s Mubadala Energy, Kimmeridge’s Ben Dell phoned Hart Energy from Abu Dhabi to discuss returning international interest in U.S. natural gas.
Under a non-binding heads of agreement with Energy Transfer, MidOcean Energy would fund 30% of Lake Charles LNG's project costs and be entitled to 30% of production—contingent on a final investment decision, the companies said.
Natural Allies group seeks to convince blue state citizens to embrace the natural gas infrastructure that they need. Some of the country’s largest natural gas and midstream companies back the group.
Exxon Mobil still quietly holds hundreds of locations in the Haynesville Shale, where buyer interest is strong and inventory is scarce.
How to navigate the minerals sector in the era of competition, alternative investments and the AI-powered boom.
Boardwalk Pipelines CEO Scott Hallam discusses his company’s niche in the Haynesville and on the west side of Appalachians.
Liberty Energy Inc., Imperial Land Corp. and Range Resources are focusing on a plant to meet energy demands from data centers and industrial facilities.
Elk Range Royalties closed on a $905 million purchase of Occidental’s assets in the Denver-Julesburg Basin in March— a once-in-a-lifetime purchase, CEO Charlie Shufeldt told Hart Energy.
Several large Appalachia and Haynesville minerals and royalties packages are expected to hit the market as buyer interest grows for U.S. natural gas.