Civitas Resources is all-in on the Permian after pumping nearly $7 billion into M&A in the basin last year. But Civitas is drilling longer wells on its legacy Colorado assets, too.
Diamondback Energy sold non-core assets in the Delaware Basin in the second quarter and collected $375 million for its share of a midstream asset sale as its waits to close a $26 billion acquisition of Endeavor Energy Resources.
Coterra Energy took an against-the-grain stance on consolidation long before merger mania hit the U.S. E&P space, and it’s paying—to its shareholders—meaningful dividends.
Enbridge is expanding its South Texas footprint in a slew of project announcements, including a final investment decision on the Gray Oak Pipeline.
EOG Resources added to its South Texas infrastructure in the first half of 2024 with the acquisition of midstream assets that increases the company’s market access at Agua Dulce hub.
After closing a $63 billion acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources, Exxon is the largest producer in the Permian Basin—and the entire U.S.
ConocoPhillips reported a notable uplift in Eagle Ford Shale production during the second quarter, while volumes in the Permian, Bakken and Canada’s Montney Shale also grew.
Occidental has already started the process of reducing debt incurred through its acquisition of CrownRock LP with an $817 million sale in late July of Delaware Basin assets to Permian Resources.
APA Corp. expects an 8% uptick in its U.S. oil production in fourth-quarter 2024 compared to second-quarter 2024 as the company continues to connect more wells in the Permian Basin.
Ovintiv management reported its on track to generate $1.9 billion in 2024 free cash flow but skirted a question about the company’s possible pursuit of Midland Basin E&P Double Eagle.