Producing 6.5 million barrels equivalent per day, these 100 private producers represent the best of the U.S. oil and gas industry.
Rockies oil and gas producer Ultra Petroleum’s recruitment of a new senior management team follows an agreement with its largest shareholder to pursue value-maximizing strategies.
From the biggest operators with multinational portfolios to basin-specific smaller producers with motivation to grow. Investor showcases the 50 most-valued U.S. independents.
Ultra Petroleum tapped David Honeyfield to succeed CFO Garland Shaw, who did not relocate from Houston following the recent move of the Wyoming gas producers’ headquarters to Englewood, Colo.
As a result of the $75 million sale of its Utah asset, Ultra’s portfolio now consists only of its Pinedale Field position in Southwest Wyoming.
Stratas expects capital outlays for unconventional oil in the Rockies to top $12 billion in 2018 as the industry’s views of the Bakken, Wattenberg and Powder River Basin change.
Stratas Advisors predicts growth for North American shale plays including expectations for ‘bigger and badder’ wells becoming the norm this year.
Jay Stratton has more than 30 years of experience in operations for both domestic and international oil and gas companies, most recently serving as COO at Jagged Peak Energy.
Larry Prado, Hart Energy’s activity editor, summarizes recent action in Rockies shale plays including Bakken/Three Forks completions and XRL wells in the Niobrara.
These experts from PetroNerds and Stratas Advisors discuss how the economics and potential of the Bakken, Niobrara and other Rockies oil plays stack up against each other and against shale plays in other basins.