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EnerVest Buys SM Energy’s Anadarko Basin Assets
EnerVest Ltd. is the buyer of SM Energy Co.’s Anadarko Basin properties, including its Granite Wash interests. The sale resulted in cash proceeds of $343 million for Denver-based SM Energy and adds to Granite Wash holdings EnerVest acquired earlier this year.
Montney Has Huge Potential That’s Expected to Grow
A vast 449 Tcf of natural gas, 14.9 billion bbl of natural gas liquids (NGL) and 1.1 billion bbl of oil await production in just the best known, most accessible western Canadian shale deposit, according to a federal and provincial report on the Montney geological formation.
Pioneer Downspacing, Zipper-Fracking in Texas Plays
During the third quarter, Pioneer Natural Resources Co. turned in some landmark results in the Wolfcamp Shale as the company continued to de-risk the West Texas play.
Colorado Rains on Anadarko, But Wattenberg Still Doubles Output
Anadarko Petroleum Corp.’s infrastructure buildout in Colorado’s Wattenberg field was slowed by recent flooding, and about 250 wells remain shut-in, but the field’s output in the third quarter still more than doubled from a year ago, with U.S. onshore volumes breaking records.
Ultra Turns on Mojo, Reduces Pinedale Well Costs 14%
Ultra Petroleum Corp., whose fortunes long have been linked to onshore natural gas, still is struggling a bit to recover from the “train wreck” that was 2012, and in the third quarter it got its mojo on track, with drilling efficiencies improving enough to allow the operator to reduce 2013 capital spending by $30 million, while still maintaining production forecasts.
PG&E Faces Another $8.1M Fine for Inept Pipe Testing
In what has become a public relations — and financial — concern, California regulatory staff on Tuesday slapped Pacific Gas and Electric Co. with an $8.1 million citation for allegedly failing to meet federal requirements in inspecting part of its natural gas transmission pipeline system earlier this year.
Sempra Expects LNG Export OK By Year’s End
Sempra Energy senior executives said Tuesday they remain optimistic that federal approvals will be in hand by the end of this year for a $9-10 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal at existing import facilities in Cameron, LA.
Utah Judge Rejects Bush-Era BLM Public Lands Plan
A district court judge in Utah Monday overturned a Bush-era resource management plan (RMP) that opened more than 4,200 miles of dirt roads and trails in part of the state to off-road vehicles.
Fracking Not Source of Methane Leaks, Senate Panel Told
Hydraulic fracturing (fracking) is not the culprit in methane emissions, but other parts of the drilling process are, and they are fixable, according to a panel of industry, academic and environmental representatives.