Majors and IOCs flush with cash are eyeing the Haynesville, which could potentially gin up more M&A activity over coming years, Energy Advisors Group partner Adrian Goodisman said during Hart Energy’s DUG Haynesville conference in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Nissa Darbonne spoke with Alan Smith, president and CEO of Rockcliff Energy at Hart Energy's DUG Haynesville Conference in Shreveport about the future of LNG demand and exports and the Haynesville shale play.
The Oklahoma City-based E&P is intentionally letting Haynesville natural gas production fall off this year as the industry faces a volatile supply-demand imbalance.
Enverus expects the Haynesville to lead gas production growth in 2023 and then fall thereafter before growing again between 2025 and 2027, Bernadette Johnson, the firm’s general Manager, said at Hart Energy’s DUG Haynesville conference in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Andy Huggins, senior vice president of the Haynesville division at Southwestern Energy Co. discusses M&A, how the company’s Appalachia and Haynesville assets complement each other and efforts to certify its natural gas as responsibly sourced, particularly for utilities and end-users in Europe.
In an exclusive interview, Bob Barba, president and CEO, Integrated Energy Services Inc., sees hesitancy around refrac-ing vintage wells, despite revitalizing older wells and even those consigned to plugging and abandonment in the Haynesville and Eagle Ford shale and, particularly, the Permian Basin.
Executives from E&Ps such as GeoSouthern Energy and New ASEAN Energy said they are adjusting drilling and hedging strategies in the Haynesville Shale after a rapid collapse in U.S. natural gas prices.
Here’s a snapshot of recent energy deals, including Brookfield Renewable Partner's $10.3 billion deal to acquire Origin Energy's Australian assets and Crescent Energy Partners' $1.28 billion acquisition of Montney assets.
A flurry of oil deals kicked off a strong start to 2023, but upstream dealmaking has slowed to a crawl in recent weeks due to low commodity prices and a banking liquidity crisis.
Operators are adding inventory, largely through M&A, as some E&Ps see well productivity plateauing.