Condition-Based Pricing for Oil and Gas Operators
As an upstream oil and gas operator, you likely have various pricing agreements in place with your suppliers. These agreements can range from simple and rigid pricing structures to complex and flexible pricing structures. One specific type of flexible pricing agreement that is commonly used between buyers and suppliers in the oil and gas exploration […]
Exxon buying Pioneer in largest U.S. upstream deal in 25 years
After months of rumors and speculation, ExxonMobil announced an agreement to acquire Pioneer Natural Resources in an all-stock transaction valued at $64.5 billion, including assumed net debt.
Identifying key growth opportunities with international oilfield data
In the oilfield services space, not every company is well equipped for international growth. There’s a distinct risk profile that comes with working overseas. Commercial risk, compliance, geopolitical issues, logistics… it requires additional resources and investment to do properly. To add another layer of complexity, companies often have poor visibility into the future and find […]
Consolidating data for efficiency and compliance: A case study on cleaner fuel in the oil industry
In the cutthroat international refining and marketing industry, a major player found itself navigating the uncharted waters of Canada’s newly instated clean fuel regulations. The company’s pressing need for a robust and dependable system for compliance with data reporting mandates was evident. This system was not a luxury but a necessity, vitally important for preserving […]
Navigating power gridlock: How planned transmission lines will impact congestion
In an era where electricity demands continue to escalate, the importance of a reliable and efficient electrical grid cannot be overstated. Transmission lines form the backbone of the power grid, crucial for transmission and distribution of electricity from power generation sources to residential and commercial locations. As demand has increased in areas such as ERCOT, congestion on the network has become a significant challenge.
Viper Energy acquires GRP assets in third largest ever minerals transaction
In a year that began with lackluster minerals-focused M&A activity, there were signs of life in Q2 with the first transaction exceeding $10 million as Kimbell Royalty Partners acquired MB Minerals for $143 million. Compared to operating company M&A, even this deal gets lost in the shadow of E&P mergers and acquisitions where there were six […]
Some costs falling, but don’t expect a 2023 response from E&Ps
Over the last few quarters, executives at U.S. upstream operators have grown accustomed to analysts asking about cost inflation. It’s an inevitable part of every conference call. During the late July to mid-August earnings season for Q2, the question shifted to possible deflation, with companies across America’s shale patch making small note of an improved […]
Navigating California’s Behind the Meter Revolution
Behind the meter (BTM) solar is a key factor in decreasing load in CAISO, especially in California where it has the most impact on annual demand. The state’s potential for nearly 195 GW of rooftop solar capacity exists, although its full realization is unlikely. The implementation of new building codes mandating rooftop solar installations is […]
Unlocking the depths: How seismic surveys drive oil and gas exploration
Seismic surveys are a vital tool in the oil and gas industry. Effective use of seismic surveys allows industry professionals to identify prospects, assess potential resources, reduce risk and even quantify reserves – in short, to make well-informed decisions that drive successful exploration efforts. Enverus Global Scout Network provides real-time insights into seismic survey activity across […]
Green hydrogen | Could do with a little help from the IRS
While we are still waiting for guidelines from the IRS regarding hydrogen incentives released with the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) last year, it is clear that supportive policy must be in place for green hydrogen to compete in existing hydrogen markets. Enverus Intelligence Research’s (EIR) analysis suggests that unsubsidized green hydrogen projects must secure power […]