US upstream in brief: NFG’s spin-off will create another Appalachian gas pure play
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Report summary
Table of contents
- NFG’s spin-off will create another Appalachian gas pure play
- ICYMI: US oil producers bank windfall profits, but few tackle inventory longevity
- ExxonMobil and H&P bring robotics technology to tight oil
- Crescent Energy acquires Devon Energy's Eagle Ford assets
- Isaias triggers rapid production shut-in with recovery tail uncertain
- California’s first federal lease sale in six years could expand field boundaries
- Haynesville new entrants keep racking up
- Bipartisan permitting bill could further unlock Northeast gas potential
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South Korean participation in Alaska LNG far from certain despite Washington messages
- Archive:
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Seneca Resources development since 2018 by playType curves, wells since 2018 by playEV vs. consensus 2027 EV/EBITDA
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H&P roboticsSelect hurricanes that have caused reported shut-in during the past decadeGoA rigs moving away from hurricane pathBLM lease parcels and top California operator wellsSilver Hill activity areasHaynesville and Bossier gross operated production by operator peer groupGas injection by North Slope field
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