US upstream in brief: shale operator response will drive well costs higher
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Shale operator response will drive well costs higher
- Japex doubles down on international growth, including US assets
- Chevron leads oil and gas producers to big Supreme Court ruling in decade-long dispute with Louisiana
- Why the timing is right for Beacon, HEQ to market the Shenandoah field
- Creating demand for produced water in Texas
- Oxy’s ‘Bandit’ secures Gulf of America Miocene discovery
- Portfolio meeting notes (from the road)
- Benchmarking the Majors in US upstream
- Continental boosts spending 20% as private status enables rapid rig response
- Expect modest US Lower 48 rig additions as 6-week window overrides US$100 oil
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Sale process initiated for Beacon and HEQ’s stake at Shenandoah
- Archive:
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Cost inflation scenariosYoY change in well cost componentRecent international upstream buyers in US (Dec 2023 - present)
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Shenandoah hub production and cash flowPermian water volumes by state*GoA Miocene plays creaming curvesLower 48 active horizontal oil rig history and outlookMajor deepwater operated assets by company
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