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US upstream week in brief: Lonestar doubles down on Eagle Ford
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Report summary
Lonestar Resources acquired 21,238 net acres across the Black Oil and Karnes Trough sub-plays last week, bringing total Eagle Ford acreage to nearly 60,000 net acres. Offset operators, such as Sanchez, have signalled their intent to divest non-core acreage and could provide additional buying opportunities in the future. The Eagle Ford has seen a surge in rig activity as operators have resumed production growth by drilling new wells and completing DUC inventories. Also discussed this week are the Ensco acquisition of Atwood Oceanics for $800 million, the BP Haynesville program, and first oil on Dakota Access pipeline.
Table of contents
- Top stories of the week
- Upcoming events
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- 6-month cumulative production by operator
- 2016-17 permitted wells by operator
- Dakota Access Pipeline vs Crude by rail
- Number of the week
- US oil & gas dashboard
- Horizontal rig count stats
- Deepwater GoM rigs
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