Texas operators are turning their attention to old business — completing previously drilled wells — rather than drilling new ones, according to Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) data.
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Articles from March
Texas Well Completions Up Sharply in April From Year Ago
Texas operators are turning their attention to old business — completing previously drilled wells — rather than drilling new ones…
Samson Resources, Sabine Now Plagued With Solvency Issues
Tulsa-based Samson Resources Corp. is exploring its options and considering whether to seek bankruptcy protection as the best way to restructure its debt load. Sabine Oil & Gas Corp. also disclosed it is working to avoid defaulting on its debt.
EIA Says Oil Production Down in Eagle Ford, Bakken; NatGas Up in Haynesville
Crude oil production fell in the Eagle Ford and Bakken shales but increased in the Permian Basin in February, while natural gas production accelerated in the Haynesville Shale and isn’t projected to slow down through April, according to drilling productivity reports by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
Eastern Cooling Seen; April Called 6 Cents Higher
April natural gas is expected to open 6 cents higher Tuesday morning at $2.78 as traders factor in a near-term cool shot. Overnight oil markets retreated.
Traders Mull Short-Covering Rally, Yet Expiring March Futures Seen Flat
The expiring March natural gas futures contract is called unchanged at $2.90 as traders factor in a moderating near-term weather outlook along with expected supportive storage data. Overnight oil markets inched higher.
Cold Outlook Holding On; March Seen 3 Cents Higher
March natural gas is expected to open 3 cents higher Thursday morning at $2.86 as overnight weather forecasts edged colder and traders look beyond this week’s expected release of modest gas usage figures. Overnight oil markets fell hard.
Near-Term Cold Seen Yielding to Production Gains; March Called 2 Cents Lower
March natural gas is set to open 2 cents lower Wednesday morning at $2.74 as traders grapple with ongoing cold but expect hefty production to eventually temper any major price advances. Overnight oil markets slumped.
No Letup in Cold Seen Until Early March; March NatGas Called 3 Cents Higher
March natural gas is set to open 3 cents higher Tuesday morning at $2.83 as traders factor in forecast-busting continued cold over major energy markets and an strengthening technical picture. Overnight oil markets eased.
Forecast Warmer West Prompts Weak Open; March Called 4 Cents Lower
March natural gas is called 4 cents lower Friday morning at $2.67 as near-term weather forecasts show a moderately warmer pattern over the West. Overnight oil markets rose.