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Ovintiv Surpasses 4Q Guidance for Oil, Condensate Output, Reduces Completion Costs

Ovintiv Surpasses 4Q Guidance for Oil, Condensate Output, Reduces Completion Costs

Denver-based Ovintiv Inc. surpassed its fourth quarter guidance for oil and condensate production and is almost halfway toward a goal to reduce total debt at the end of 2021 by at least $1 billion, the North American exploration giant said Monday. Fourth quarter liquids production jumped above 210,000 b/d, ahead of initial guidance of 200,000…

January 4, 2021
Crude Exports Begin from Second Deepwater Dock at South Texas Gateway Terminal

Crude Exports Begin from Second Deepwater Dock at South Texas Gateway Terminal

Crude oil exports have begun from the second deepwater dock at the South Texas Gateway (STG) terminal, according to Buckeye Partners LP, the terminal’s 50% owner. With the second dock now complete, STG can accommodate the simultaneous berthing and loading of two very large crude carrier (VLCC) vessels, Buckeye said last Wednesday. STG is in…

January 4, 2021
California Resources Garners Climate Accolades; CEO Departing at Year-End

California Resources Garners Climate Accolades; CEO Departing at Year-End

California’s largest oil producer, which cleared Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization earlier this year, has gained national recognition for its decarbonization efforts just as its CEO Todd Stevens, 53, is leaving. Under the global environmental disclosure system administered by the non-profit Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), California Resources Corp. (CRC) has received an “A-” rating for its…

December 28, 2020
Colorado Officials to Ramp Up Ozone Controls on Natural Gas, Oil Industry

Colorado Officials to Ramp Up Ozone Controls on Natural Gas, Oil Industry

Colorado officials have agreed to enact more stringent regulations on ozone emissions from sectors including oil and natural gas at the instruction of Gov. Jared Polis. The commitment follows a review of air quality data from 2018-2020 which showed that despite a downward trend in ozone concentrations, the Denver Metropolitan/North Front Range (DMNFR) area remains…

December 28, 2020
Producer Bankruptcies in North America Show Slowing Trend in November

Producer Bankruptcies in North America Show Slowing Trend in November

Bankruptcies filed by producers in the North American oil and gas space slowed to two in November, according to the latest monthly Oil Patch Bankruptcy Monitor report published by Haynes and Boone LLP. The trend shows a gradual reduction in bankruptcies this autumn compared to earlier in the year; there were three producer bankruptcies in…

December 23, 2020
SandRidge Taking $47M for Colorado Assets in North Park Basin

SandRidge Taking $47M for Colorado Assets in North Park Basin

Oklahoma City-based SandRidge Energy Inc. said Monday it is selling a basket of assets that not long ago were considered some of its best oil and gas prospects. The Lower 48-focused independent said it would fetch $47 million from an undisclosed buyer for the North Park Basin (NPB) portfolio in Jackson County. The sale is…

December 14, 2020
U.S. Land Permitting Collapses in November, Driven by Permian, Haynesville

U.S. Land Permitting Collapses in November, Driven by Permian, Haynesville

Lower 48 oil and natural gas permitting during November plunged by nearly one-third month/month, with activity in the Permian Basin and Haynesville Shale sharply down, according to Evercore ISI. Evercore analysts led by James West compile a monthly review of federal and state permitting. According to the data, exploration and production (E&P) companies requested 32%…

December 11, 2020
U.S. Petroleum Refining Capacity Drops Alongside Demand-Killing Pandemic

U.S. Petroleum Refining Capacity Drops Alongside Demand-Killing Pandemic

After reaching record levels in 2019, U.S. petroleum refining capacity tapered off substantially this year as several refineries closed amid demand declines hastened by the coronavirus pandemic, federal data posted Thursday showed. As of Sept. 1, the latest available data, the United States had 18.4 million bbl per calendar day (b/cd) of operable petroleum refining…

December 11, 2020
EIA Raises 1Q2021 Brent Forecast as OPEC-Plus Set to Curb Production

EIA Raises 1Q2021 Brent Forecast as OPEC-Plus Set to Curb Production

Citing a recent decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC-plus) to limit production, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Tuesday raised its forecast for 1Q2021 Brent crude oil prices to $47/bbl, up $5 from projections issued a month earlier. The new Brent price forecast, published Tuesday in the…

December 9, 2020
Alaska Oil, Natural Gas Auction Set for Early January — Before Biden Takes Office

Alaska Oil, Natural Gas Auction Set for Early January — Before Biden Takes Office

The Trump administration plans to hold an oil and gas auction for the pristine Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) in early January, setting up a showdown with opponents less than three weeks before President-elect Biden takes over. The Department of Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) set the video livestream lease sale for Jan. 6.…

December 7, 2020
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