U.S. publicly traded producers appear to be embracing the “Shale 2.0” mantra of spending discipline and shareholder returns, with capital spending trending down from 2018, according to analysts.
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Analysts See Bottom Nearing on Rig Count Decline
Rig counts are still declining, but they appear to be stabilizing, according to analysts at Wunderlich Securities Inc. Presumably, exploration and production (E&P) companies are working within their right-sized budgets for 2015, they said in a note on oilfield services companies Thursday.
Analysts See Bottom Nearing on Rig Count Decline
Rig counts are still declining, but they appear to be stabilizing, according to analysts at Wunderlich Securities Inc. Presumably, exploration and production (E&P) companies are working within their right-sized budgets for 2015, they said in a note on oilfield services companies Thursday.
Analyst Expects Dry Gas Shift by Appalachia Producers
An analysis conducted by Wells Fargo Securities of the Northeast’s natural gas liquids (NGL) market shows that while the decline in commodity prices will slow production in the long term, liquids volumes are likely to continue increasing incrementally for the next four years or so.
Rosetta: Spending, Producing More After Permian Acquisition
Rosetta Resources Inc. has raised its 2013 guidance for spending and production and increased its borrowing base in light of its pending acquisition of Permian Basin assets announced last month.
Eagle Ford Drove Double-Digit Growth at Rosetta
Rosetta Resources Inc. said it achieved double-digit growth in production and proved reserves while it “significantly reduced” well costs during 2012. The company said it replaced 472% of production from all sources at a reserve replacement cost of $10.03/boe.
Kinder: Producers Are Spending Big in the Eagle Ford
Given the difference in prices for natural gas liquids (NGL) and dry gas, NGL content in the Eagle Ford Shale “makes for a much more pleasant experience” for producers there, Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP (KMP) Chief Rich Kinder told financial analysts Wednesday. And burgeoning activity in the South Texas play has filled up a KMP midstream project there.