BPX CEO Kyle Koontz delves into development plans in the Permian, Eagle Ford and Haynesville.
Devon Energy is digging deeper in the Williston Basin of North Dakota through a $5 billion deal with EnCap-backed Grayson Mill Energy.
Elevation Midstream and Platte River Holdings, a subsidiary of ARB Midstream, are merging to create a D-J Basin midstream company of scale.
Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy is growing its Williston Basin footprint with a $5 billion cash-and-stock acquisition from Grayson Mill Energy, an EnCap portfolio company.
When other E&Ps were packing up and exiting Oklahoma, Mach Natural Resources went all-in on the Midcontinent. Now Mach CEO Tom Ward says the company is exploring M&A options in other basins as competition and prices creep back up.
A top Permian producer has signed up for a small-footprint nuclear plant. A top pressure-pumper has invested in the developer. Industry members say interest in Permian nuclear is hot.
In separate deals, WhiteCap Resources sold gas processing assets to Topaz Energy and Pembina Pipeline—a move that strengthens Pembina’s Western Alberta position, an analyst said.
BPX Energy CEO Kyle Koontz discusses the company’s role as the “nimble entrepreneurial” arm of supermajor BP in the Permian Basin and Haynesville and Eagle Ford shales.
Strained disposal limits push beneficial reuse to the forefront for produced water management.
What role do firms controlled by descendants of the original Permian Basin wildcatters play in a sector increasingly dominated by scale?