US upstream in brief: Devon and Coterra merge to form the largest independent in the L48
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- Devon and Coterra merge to form the largest independent in the L48
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US upstream support solid year end results for Chevron and ExxonMobil
- Chevron
- ExxonMobil
- ICYMI: Global upstream update
- Freezing temperatures disrupt US gas supply
- Winter volatility favors EQT’s open book over Expand’s hedged certainty
- Beacon’s Zephyrus success strengthens position ahead of potential US$5bn sale
- Quick take: ExxonMobil Eagle Ford divestment
- Mitsubishi makes a US$7.5 billion Haynesville power play
- ICYMI: Alaska upstream year in review
- Permian leaders mull Venezuela options
- Efficiency gains finally fail to offset shrinking rig counts
- Vickery Energy acquires Tribune Resources to establish core Marcellus position
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US Lower 48 production from select operatorsFreeze-off Forecast Ranges
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EQT is an outlier on low 2026 hedge coverage despite peer‑leading absolute volumes at ExpandSwaps and two‑way collars cap upside across much of the gas peer groupWell performance comparison – Black Oil subplayWell performance comparison – Karnes Trough subplayAethon Energy Haynesville acreageLouisiana Haynesville production benchmarkingTexas Haynesville production benchmarkingUS Lower 48 rig and crude production outlook
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