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Novel EOR Process Could Save Shale from a Dry Future

Shale Ingenuity’s SuperEOR, which has been field tested with positive results, looks to remedy the problem of production declines.

Permian EOR Firm Plans Reverse Merger with Coconut Water Brand

Roosevelt Resources, which is developing an EOR project in the Texas Permian Basin, aims to go public through a reverse merger.

Empire Raises $10M in Equity Offering to Ease Doubts, Reports $3.6M Loss

Empire Petroleum received a waiver from its lender after falling out of compliance with a credit agreement.

2024 E&P Meritorious Engineering Awards for Innovation

Hart Energy’s MEA program highlights new products and technologies demonstrating innovations in concept, design and application.

GLJ, Energy Fuse Form JV Aimed at CCS and EOR Projects

GLJ said the partnership with Energy Fuse aligns with the U.S.’ focus on integrating carbon sequestration activities into state legal frameworks.

AI: Herald of New Shale Age or Last-ditch Effort to Save Industry?

AI’s ability to optimize may usher oil and gas into a new age—or simply improve on past unconventional recovery methods—depending on who you talk to.

Drowning in Produced Water: E&Ps Seek Economic Ways to Handle Water Surge

Strained disposal limits push beneficial reuse to the forefront for produced water management. 

Walking the Talk: Exxon Mobil Makes CCUS Strides

Exxon Mobil is developing a low-carbon intensity hydrogen plant using natural gas as feedstock and carbon capture in Baytown, Texas.

Exclusive: How Liberty’s ‘Improved’ Operations Transformed the Bakken’s Core

Liberty Resources II’s president and CEO Mark Pearson walks through the sale of its Bakken assets to Silver Hill Energy Partners and highlights a few M&A drivers in the play, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.

The ‘Necessary Evil’ of Four-mile Laterals

While extended length lateral wells can lead to massive profits, the risk might not always be worth it. At Hart Energy’s SUPER DUG, Diamondback Energy, SLB, NOV and others weighed the risk and rewards of drilling three- and four-mile laterals.