US upstream in brief: Transocean-Valaris merger creates Gulf of America drilling giant
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Transocean-Valaris merger creates Gulf of America drilling giant
- bpx ahead of schedule on 2030 growth aims
- ICYMI: Reawakening Rockies gas
- 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
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bpx liquids and gas production since 2019
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US Lower 48 production from select operatorsFreeze-off Forecast RangesEQT 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 benchmarking
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