EnerVest Ltd., the second biggest leaseholder in the Utica Shale after Chesapeake Energy Corp., should complete the sale of a big chunk of its leasehold by the end of the year, CEO John Walker said Friday. The property sale could fetch as much as $6 billion for the privately held Houston operator and publicly traded arm EV Energy Partners (EVEP).
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Halcon Sees Output More Than Doubling in 2013
Upstart onshore operator Halcon Resources Corp. expects to produce 17,000-20,000 boe/d in the final three months of this year and should produce 40,000-45,000 boe/d in 2013, management said Thursday.
EOG Drills More ‘Monster’ Eagle Ford Oil Wells
Propelled by its U.S. onshore crude oil and liquids output, EOG Resources Inc. reported better-than-expected profits for the third quarter. Investors in return sent the stock price up 4.37% on Tuesday.
ACSF Report ‘Puts a Face’ on the Economic Stimulus of Shale Production
A report issued by American Clean Skies Foundation Thursday projects that technology-driven changes in oil and gas production since 2007 will lead to annual employment gains of 835,000 to 1.6 million new jobs nationwide by 2017 (more than the entire U.S. auto manufacturing industry), and increase the country’s gross domestic product by $167 billion to $245 billion on a net basis.
Pennsylvania PUC Recalculates Some Impact Fee Payments
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) last week had taken down from its website a list of how impact fee revenue generated by Act 13, the state’s new omnibus Marcellus Shale law, was distributed to county and municipal governments.
Cut Global Gas Flaring by 30%, Says Group
Countries and companies that produce oil should reduce the flaring of associated natural gas by 30% by 2017, the World Bank-led Global Gas Flaring Reduction (GGFR) partnership said last Wednesday. Meanwhile, in the United States and Mexico, progress on flaring reduction is being made as gas-handling infrastructure is built out in oil plays.
Congress Urged to Keep Intangible Drilling Costs Tax Breaks
Intangible drilling costs (IDC) are “an ordinary and necessary business expense of the oil and gas industry,” and should only be modified as part of a broader tax reform package — and in combination with a lower, globally competitive corporate tax rate — according to Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA).
Flaring Group: ‘Cannot Afford to Waste This Gas Anymore’
Countries and companies that produce oil should reduce the flaring of associated natural gas by 30% by 2017, the World Bank-led Global Gas Flaring Reduction (GGFR) partnership said Wednesday. Meanwhile, in the United States and Mexico, progress on flaring reduction is being made as gas-handling infrastructure is built out in oil plays.
Congress Urged to Keep Intangible Drilling Costs Tax Breaks
Intangible drilling costs (IDC) are “an ordinary and necessary business expense of the oil and gas industry,” and should only be modified as part of a broader tax reform package — and in combination with a lower, globally competitive corporate tax rate — according to Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA).
GAO Calls on Energy Secretary to Get Cracking on Energy-Water Issues
Energy Secretary Steven Chu should cooperate with other federal agencies to address key issues confronting energy and water, such as hydraulic fracturing processes, according to a new government report.