US upstream in brief: TotalEnergies and Chevron deepen GoA alliance as supply cliff looms
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- TotalEnergies and Chevron deepen GoA alliance as supply cliff looms
- EQT acquires Range Resources in all-stock US$13 billion deal, reclaiming title as largest US gas producer
- Chevron looks to shed some mature GoA assets as hub strategy sharpens
- 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
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Chevron and TotalEnergies farm in activity and joint block holdingsConfirmed and potentially marketed Chevron-owned deepwater field interests
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Seneca Resources development since 2018 by playType curves, wells since 2018 by playEV vs. consensus 2027 EV/EBITDAH&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 areas
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