Eagle Ford children are standing on their parents’ shoulders
Operators across the Lower 48 continue to deploy innovative redevelopment techniques to increase their production to stifle the decrease in high-graded new drill inventory.
Who really means it when they permit a well in the Permian?
Permitting information for oil and gas wells is one of the most readily available and least lagged pieces of data on industry activity, but it is often seen as a poor indicator of future drilling activity.
U.S. day rates revive after December slumber
All seven regions covered by the Enverus Day Rate Survey saw rates rise sequentially for the second time in three months in January as confidence started to strengthen among U.S. land drilling contractors.
Ørsted makes deep cuts after painful Ocean Wind lesson
Ørsted took a blade to its project pipeline, reducing its ambition to 35-38 GW of installed capacity by 2030 from the previous 50 GW.
OFS firms feel aftershocks after Saudis pull back expansion
SLB has reaffirmed its 2024 financial guidance, part of an effort by international oilfield services companies to reassure investors after the Saudi Ministry of Energy called off plans to increase its maximum sustainable capacity by 1 MMbo/d to 13 MMbo/d by 2027.
Alberta power outages: Detecting value amid unpredictability
In the ever-changing energy landscape, understanding market fluctuations, weather conditions and system resilience is paramount when factoring ideas for trading opportunities.
Permian & Marcellus leaders dominate public producer rankings
Permian powerhouses and Appalachian gas juggernauts dominated the top 50 publicly traded oil and gas producers in the onshore Lower 48 market during 1H23, according to an analysis using Enverus Foundations data presented in the most recent issue of Upstream Pulse.
Navigating the Energy Maze: Three Reasons to Capitalize on Energy Transition M&A
The world of Energy Transition M&A is buzzing with change and possibilities. Energy companies across the globe are undertaking unique journeys in the energy transition landscape, venturing into new territories and reshaping the future of the energy industry as we know it.
U.S. drilling day rates end slide with hopes for modest recovery
U.S. drilling day rates appear to have turned the corner, moving higher in November across all the Enverus Day Rate Survey’s seven regions amid cautious optimism as 2024 approaches. The U.S. composite rate rose $58 to $23,679 from October after sliding $840 over the previous five months. For the Permian, the composite increase was a […]
OFS providers bask in bright outlook for activity outside U.S.
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