Futures are up, but extra Haynesville Bcfs are being kept in the ground for now, while operators wait to see the Henry Hub prices. A more than $3.50 strip is required, and as much as $5 is preferred.
Multi-decade U.S. shale producer EOG Resources said it is confident the tight-gas resource is there and first gas will come online beginning in 2026.
Chord Energy drilled and completed its first 4-mile Bakken well and plans to drill more this year. Chord is also considering a sale of non-op Marcellus interests in northeast Pennsylvania.
Roe Patterson sees a bright future for oil and gas and his new private equity firm, Marauder Capital, after lessons learned.
Appalachian pure-play Range Resources expects strong demand in the second half of the decade and is taking the necessary steps to capitalize on higher natural gas prices.
“This increase in activity is from zero to ‘some’ activity. I wouldn't characterize this as ‘leaning into’ a gas market,” Shane Young, Coterra Energy’s CFO, told investors.
IOG Resources II is expanding in Appalachia with an acquisition of Utica working interests in eastern Ohio.
With ample gas production and surface acreage, Diamondback Energy is working to lure power producers and data center builders into the Permian Basin.
Ring Energy Inc. is bolting on Lime Rock Resources IV LP’s Central Basin Platform assets for $100 million.
With 57 wells already in one “row” development, Coterra Energy has 16 more underway, plus rigs at work on two more mega-DSU developments totaling 90 wells.