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Chevron Delivers First Oil from Kazakhstan Project
Chevron Corp.’s newest plant at Kazakhstan’s Tengiz Field is expected to ramp up output to 1 MMboe/d.
RoboTrucks Arrive in Permian Basin, Haul Proppant for Atlas Energy
Autonomous trucks developed by Kodiak Robotics delivered sand, off-road, for Atlas Energy Solutions’ Permian operations beginning in December.
Tamboran, Falcon JV Plan Beetaloo Development Area of Up to 4.5MM Acres
A joint venture in the Beetalo Basin between Tamboran Resources Corp. and Falcon Oil & Gas could expand a strategic development spanning 4.52 million acres, Falcon said.
Tamboran, Santos Agree to Study Possible Darwin LNG Expansion
Tamboran Resources Corp. and Santos Ltd. entered a memorandum of understanding for technical studies, which could lead to a 6 mtpa expansion of Darwin LNG.
Watch for Falling Gas DUCs: E&Ps Resume Completions at $4 Gas
Drilled but uncompleted (DUC) gas wells that totaled some 500 into September 2024 have declined to just under 400, according to a J.P. Morgan Securities analysis of Enverus data.
Bedrock Raises $12MM in Funding to Scale Geothermal Tech
Bedrock plans to use the $12 million in Series A funding to advance and deploy its geothermal heating and cooling technology.
SLB Enters Technology Collaboration with Indonesian Geothermal Firm
SLB and Star Energy Geothermal will focus on technologies for subsurface characterization, drilling and production of geothermal assets.
Halliburton Sees Strong Adoption of New Oilfield Tech Offerings
Halliburton Co.’s Zeus e-fracs, Octiv auto-fracs and the Sensori monitoring platform are setting the stage for long-term growth, CEO Jeff Miller says.
FLNG Gimi Receives First Gas from BP’s FPSO in the GTA Field
Golar LNG’s Gimi FLNG vessel will support BP, which began flowing gas from wells at the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim Phase 1 LNG project in early January.
More Uinta, Green River Gas Needed as Western US Demand Grows
Natural gas demand in the western U.S. market is rising, risking supply shortages later this decade. Experts say gas from the Uinta and Green River basins will make up some of the shortfall.