ArcLight Sells Long-time San Juan Operator LOGOS in $400 Million Deal
Private-equity fund North Hudson takes over LOGOS Resources II, a long-time operator in the San Juan Basin of New Mexico and Colorado.
On the Market Oil and Gas Quicklist (Week of April 14, 2021)
Here’s a quicklist of oil and gas assets on the market including the sale of Chevron’s Eunice/Hobbs asset in the Permian Basin plus a rural D-J Basin JV opportunity and Legacy Reserves Permian ORRI portfolio.
Best of This Week’s Drilling Activity Highlights (Nov. 6, 2020)
Marcellus shale producers recently completed by Chevron and Southwestern Energy plus an offshore oil discovery in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico by LLOG Exploration top this week’s drilling activity highlights from around the world.
Best Of This Week’s Drilling Activity Highlights (Sept. 13, 2019)
XTO Permian completions, Woodford producers and Shell to explore for shale in China top this week’s drilling activity highlights from around the world.
The Top 100 Private E&Ps
Producing 6.5 million barrels equivalent per day, these 100 private producers represent the best of the U.S. oil and gas industry.
Executive Q&A: Transforming DJR Energy
A D-J Basin veteran’s start-up will apply horizontal drilling to the Mancos Shale on assets acquired from Encana Corp. in the San Juan Basin.
Adams County Enacts New Oil, Gas Permit Moratorium Ahead of Colorado’s SB19-181
Both the Colorado Oil and Gas Association and the bill's sponsor said the moratorium was an unnecessary move.
Opinion: Colorado’s SB19-181 Looks Like A Real ‘Oinker’
While there may be a need a constructive dialogue about hydraulic fracturing in Colorado, legislative acrobatics in the General Assembly aren't the way to meaningful and lasting reforms.
Colorado’s SB19-181 Impact: What Oil, Gas Should Expect
While the political process in Colorado plays out, oil and gas industry analysts expect minimal impact to the major players in the D-J Basin. Here’s why.
Colorado’s SB19-181 Passes Finance Committee, Moves To Appropriations
Colorado’s Senate Finance committee voted on 4-3 on March 7 to move Senate Bill 19-181 to the Appropriations Committee, which will hold its hearing on March 8. Meanwhile, opposition to the bill and it quick move through committee emerged.