Tellurian Inc. will halt drilling in the Haynesville owing to lower gas prices and has dialed back its production forecast by an average 18% compared to an earlier forecast just three months ago.
The oil and gas rig count fell to 731, the biggest decline since June 2020.
The proposed 27.6 mtpa Driftwood LNG LLC project has one fundamental problem: a lack of customers, according to Poten & Partners senior adviser Gordon Shearer, who also highlighted the potential for Permian gas to reach Asia via Mexico.
Driller Comstock Resources Inc. says it plans to keep it strong-choked to remain at its first-24-hour rate of 36 MMcf/d.
Crude and associated gas volumes coming from the Permian, the Lower 48’s premier shale play, are expected to hit new records in May, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported.
Here’s a snapshot of recent energy deals, including Matador Resources' $1.6 billion acquisition of Midland Basin E&P Advance Energy Partners and Kimbell Royalty Partners deal to bolt-on more Northern Midland Basin acreage.
Also in this week's A&D Minute, Tailwater E&P CEO Doug Prieto weighs in on Tailwater Capital's minerals and royalties strategy in key shale basins.
Doug Prieto, CEO of Tailwater E&P, told Hart Energy the firm was comfortable with the breakeven costs and well control within the Permian, Eagle Ford and Haynesville.
More LNG demand in the future means a boost in production from the ArkLaTex will be necessary—presenting significant opportunities for upstream investment and infrastructure growth across the U.S.
With U.S. natural gas prices down more than 50% from last year, Southwestern Energy is pivoting capital to its liquids-rich footprint in Appalachia.