US upstream week in brief: Q2 2021 archive
Report summary
Table of contents
- Federal leasing pause was a pause indeed
- Will Tellurian move into the Haynesville?
- Tight oil supply is all about the Permian
- How likely is a Shell Permian sale?
- Private investment in gas basins to rebound?
- Making produced water management even cleaner
- Colgate acts fast acquiring more Permian assets
- Processing Southwestern’s Haynesville acquisition
- Lowering GoM emissions by increasing facility utilization
- A deal to do more deals
- One less at the DJ dance
- Pioneer’s growing green footsteps
- M&A and hedging
- Only a few Majors growing shale
- Can Colgate make Luxe's assets sparkle?
- Exploring parallels between the shale bust and renewables boom
- New Mexico vs. Texas Bone Spring development
- Putting the why in well performance
- Cabot and Cimarex to combine
- Oasis exits the Permian
- Western Gulf of Mexico's recent exploration results and potential production growth
- Re-investment rate dips below 50%
- Eagle Ford infill spacing analysis preview
- Capital markets heating up
- A new DJ Basin giant emerges
- Laredo acquires even more Howard County acreage
- Q1 earnings Week 2 - capital restraint + oil price recovery = free cash flow deluge
- Did EQT just get bigger or better?
- Are federal drilling permit approvals back to normal?
- Oasis buys Bakken assets from Diamondback
- ICYMI – Another billion dollar private Permian sale
- Chesapeake’s renewed aggression
- Q1 Earnings Week 1 – dedication to deleveraging
- Permian productivity pops in 2020
- Idle capital and the DUC count
- BP jumps ahead with plans to cut Permian emissions
- Comparing Eagle Ford and Permian spacing
- BP hits oil pay at Puma West
- Dakota Access continues to flow
- Hess trims its Bakken position
- Alaska’s quiet exploration season
- Lens Discovery supercharged with AI
- No country for old wells: White House to spend billions on P&A
- Emissions and investment decisions for 2021 FIDs
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Why ExxonMobil’s budget is so important to the Permian
- Archive:
Tables and charts
This report includes 31 images and tables including:
- Permian private operator scale statistics
- Relationship between US GoM facility carbon emissions intensity and facility utilization
- Civitas and CPR acreage positions
- DJ Basin productivity by operator for wells completed since 2018
- Majors’ production outlook by resource theme (million boe/d)
- Well performance comparison for offset wells
- Bone Spring GOR over time (top five most active sub-plays)
- 2018-2020 average total IP rates vs offset operators in Loving, Ward and Winkler Counties
- Karnes Trough Section NPV by spacing (US$50/bbl WTI)
- DJ Basin 2021E production for top companies
- Wells by operator
- Well performance by operator within Sabalo acreage position
- Well and acreage locations
- California oil production
- 2021 to 2025 cumulative free cash flow as a percentage of debt
- Average horizontal spacing trends
- Location of Puma West
- Hess operated production on the divested acreage
- Sample P&A cost breakdown for a horizontal oil well in Texas
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