Cotton Valley
Oil And Gas Investor Ranks Top 50 E&Ps
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.
Year Of Consolidation Highlights 2018 Oil And Gas Deal Making
Overall, 2018 was the Year of Consolidation as several E&Ps agreed to merge throughout the U.S., including inside and outside the prolific Permian Basin.
Haynesville Thriving On Capital Efficiency
Stratas Advisors sees regional gas production from the Haynesville rising in 2019 as new entrants apply practices honed in other shale plays.
BP Launches $3 Billion Sale Of US Onshore Assets To Fund BHP Deal
Those include fields in the San Juan basin which straddles the Colorado-New Mexico border, the Cotton Valley field in East Texas, the Arkoma and Anadarko basins in Oklahoma, and the Wamsutter basin in Wyoming.
Elevate Midstream Establishes East Texas Footprint With Recent Acquisition
The acquisition, which the Tailwater Capital-backed company acquired from Woodland Midstream Partners and Orion Pipeline, establishes a “strong asset base” for Elevate Midstream in East Texas.
QEP Resources Exits Haynesville In $735 Million Sale To Aethon Energy
The sale follows several other divestitures marking regional exits including QEP Resources’ recent $1.7 billion Williston sale as the company aims to become a Permian Basin pure-play.
Enable Midstream Plans Pipe To Connect N. La. To Gulf Coast
Gulf Run Pipeline will be designed to bring 1.1 Bcf/d to meet demand for LNG.
Bonanza Creek Exits Midcontinent Region In $117 Million Sale
The transaction comes less than a year after Bonanza Creek's merger with SandRidge Energy was terminated due to pressure from Carl Icahn, an activist investor of SandRidge.
QEP Resources On Permian Pure-Play Path With Uinta Sale
Middle Forks, a privately-held E&P backed by Quantum Energy Partners, agreed to buy QEP’s Uinta Basin assets located in eastern Utah.
Asian Interest In US Shale Builds With Recent Texas Deals
A pair of Texas deals by Japanese companies Sumitomo and Osaka Gas follow the cautious return of Asian investors to U.S. shale.