A subsidiary of EnLink Midstream Partners LP is holding a binding open season through Aug. 10 to gauge interest in the proposed Greater Chickadee crude oil gathering system to be built in the Permian Basin of Texas. The system, to include more than 150 miles of high- and low-pressure pipelines, would have origin points in Upton and Midland counties and destination points at two terminals in Midland County. EnLink expects to spend $70-80 million for the project, which could be operational in 2017. Preliminary design is to include multiple central tank batteries and pump, truck injection and storage stations. Design capacity would be determined by shipper commitments. Details are available atenlink.com/crudeopenseasonor by contacting Rick Van Eyk at (713) 739-3244 or rick.vaneyk@enlink.com.
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Haynesville Nearing ‘Breakeven’ as Rigs Return
The Baker Hughes Inc. (BHI) U.S. land rig count gained again during the week ending June 10, and with increasing confidence, analysts following the drilling and services sector have been calling a bottom to the long-running activity decline.
U.S. Drops Nine More Rigs; Canada Sees Seven Units Return
Judging by the Baker Hughes Inc. (BHI) rig report of a week ago, it looked as if the falling U.S. rig count was coming in for a landing; the most recent count suggests that it will be a bumpy one.
Texas Again Leads Rig Declines, But Canada Sees Comeback
In its survey for the week ending May 13, Baker Hughes Inc. said nine rigs left U.S. play (six from land, one from the inland waters and two from the offshore). That compares with the preceding week when only five U.S. units departed (see Daily GPI, May 6).
U.S. Drops Nine More Rigs; Canada Sees Seven Units Return
Judging by the Baker Hughes Inc. (BHI) rig report of a week ago, it looked as if the falling U.S. rig count was coming in for a landing; the most recent count suggests that it will be a bumpy one.
Texas Again Leads Rig Declines, But Canada Sees Comeback
In its survey for the week ending May 13, Baker Hughes Inc. said nine rigs left U.S. play (six from land, one from the inland waters and two from the offshore). That compares with the preceding week when only five U.S. units departed (see Daily GPI, May 6).
BLM Says Unused Oil, NatGas Permits to Drill on Federal Lands at Record High
The Bureau of Land Management approved 4,228 permits last year to drill for oil and natural gas, 10% more year/year, bringing the total number of approved — but unused — permits to a record 7,500. Federal officials acknowledged that low commodity prices negatively impacted drilling activity.
BLM Says Unused Oil, NatGas Permits to Drill on Federal Lands at Record High
The Bureau of Land Management approved 4,228 permits last year to drill for oil and natural gas, 10% more year/year, bringing the total number of approved — but unused — permits to a record 7,500. Federal officials acknowledged that low commodity prices negatively impacted drilling activity.
Ohio EPA Begins Process to Issue General Permits For Pipeline Compressor Stations
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) is moving forward with a process that would allow companies to apply for general permits for oil and natural gas midstream compressor stations.
Ohio EPA Begins Process to Issue General Permits For Pipeline Compressor Stations
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) is moving forward with a process that would allow companies to apply for general permits for oil and natural gas midstream compressor stations.
