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US Lower 48 oil and gas supply: entering a new growth phase
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The US Lower 48 enters a new growth phase in 2022. Oil supply growth resumes after two consecutive years of annual declines. Gas production also recovers some of the momentum lost in 2020 and 2021. Investor sentiment is front of mind in this update as corporate themes will play a dominant role in the sector's future trajectory. As the next era of US tight oil and shale gas begins, we dive into the key trends and topics to watch: ∙ When will growth in the Permian basin slow down? ∙ Is there enough drilling inventory for the Haynesville boom to continue? ∙ How will midstream constraints impact future Northeast gas supply? The full report is a slide pack available in the downloads section.
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