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Carolyn Davis joined the editorial staff of Intelligence Press Inc. in Houston in May, 2000. Prior to that, she covered regulatory issues for environmental and occupational safety and health publications. She also has worked as a reporter for several daily newspapers in Texas, including the Waco Tribune-Herald, the Temple Daily Telegram and the Killeen Daily Herald. She attended Texas A&M University and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of Houston.

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BP Playing Contrarian on Low Natural Gas Prices, as Haynesville Output ‘Hedged Out’ through 2024

BP Playing Contrarian on Low Natural Gas Prices, as Haynesville Output ‘Hedged Out’ through 2024

BP plc will continue to pump out “prolific” natural gas volumes from the Haynesville Shale as hedges are in place pricing the supply at around $4.00/Mcf through this year, CEO Murray Auchincloss said Tuesday.  Auchincloss discussed first quarter performance during a conference call. He was asked why domestic gas volumes continue to be high in…

May 8, 2024
Coterra Curtailing Marcellus Completions, Cautiously Awaiting Stronger Natural Gas Prices 

Coterra Curtailing Marcellus Completions, Cautiously Awaiting Stronger Natural Gas Prices 

Houston-based Coterra Energy Inc. is shifting its near-term capital spending in the Lower 48 to focus on oil and liquids-rich plays, but optionality is still in play to take advantage of a “structural change in the natural gas macro” later this year, CEO Tom Jorden said. During the first quarter conference call, Jorden said caution…

May 7, 2024
Comstock’s Haynesville-to-Gulf Coast Strategy On Track, but Coping with Low Natural Gas Prices Job No. 1

Comstock’s Haynesville-to-Gulf Coast Strategy On Track, but Coping with Low Natural Gas Prices Job No. 1

Nearly everything is in place for Haynesville Shale pure-play Comstock Resources Inc. to become a major LNG supplier. First, though, the company has an “all-hands” effort to manage the assets with uncooperative natural gas prices. CEO Jay Allison discussed the first quarter performance and the outlook during a recent conference call. It was a tough…

May 6, 2024
Is FTC Scrutiny of ExxonMobil, Pioneer Natural a Warning Sign? Sheffield Responds

Is FTC Scrutiny of ExxonMobil, Pioneer Natural a Warning Sign? Sheffield Responds

ExxonMobil on Friday clinched its $65 billion tie-up with Permian Basin heavyweight Pioneer Natural Resources Co., but the merger has not come without drama. The transaction, announced last October, moves ExxonMobil to the top of the heap in the Permian, with control of 1.4 million-plus net acres in the Delaware and Midland sub-basins. Estimated output…

May 6, 2024
Data Center Natural Gas Opportunities? Bring It, Says EnLink CEO

Data Center Natural Gas Opportunities? Bring It, Says EnLink CEO

Dallas-based EnLink Midstream LLC, whose natural gas transport options extend from the Permian Basin to Louisiana, is looking to the “longer-term setup” for incremental demand growth, including the potential to power artificial intelligence (AI) data center growth, CEO Jesse Arenivas said. He discussed first quarter performance during a recent conference call and highlighted how the…

May 6, 2024
U.S. Land Oil, Gas Permitting Ticked Higher in March, but Still Off from Year Ago

U.S. Land Oil, Gas Permitting Ticked Higher in March, but Still Off from Year Ago

Lower 48 oil and gas permitting requests increased in March, up 26% over February, according to a compilation of federal and state data compiled by Evercore ISI. The analyst firm reported that 3,418 permits were issued in March versus 2,719 in February. The overall permit total this year, though, remained 1,018 lower than in March…

May 3, 2024
NOV Innovating, Expanding Digital Offerings to Meet ‘Evolving Needs’ of E&P Customers

NOV Innovating, Expanding Digital Offerings to Meet ‘Evolving Needs’ of E&P Customers

International land and offshore markets are driving near-term demand for NOV Inc.’s oilfield equipment, but digital and performance technologies are also in the pipeline, as exploration customers look for improved efficiencies, according to CEO Clay Williams. During the recent first quarter conference call, Williams laid out expectations for the near term. North American activity isn’t…

May 3, 2024
Shell Overcomes Slumping Natural Gas Prices as Global LNG Volumes, Production Increase

Shell Overcomes Slumping Natural Gas Prices as Global LNG Volumes, Production Increase

Anyone wanting to perfect the basic fundamentals of trading and optimizing LNG sales on the global market probably need look no further than to Shell plc. The No. 1 global liquefied natural gas trader, and Europe’s leading oil and gas producer, overcame slumping commodity prices during the first quarter to deliver increased production and higher…

May 2, 2024
Federal Court Affirms Kinder’s Evangeline Pass Natural Gas Pipe Expansion to Supply Plaquemines LNG

Federal Court Affirms Kinder’s Evangeline Pass Natural Gas Pipe Expansion to Supply Plaquemines LNG

A move to force more scrutiny of Kinder Morgan Inc.’s Evangeline Pass natural gas pipeline expansion in Louisiana was struck down Tuesday by a federal appeals court. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit tossed a petition to halt the Evangeline Pass Expansion underway by Kinder’s Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC. …

May 2, 2024
E&Ps Signaling Uptick in U.S. Drilling, but Timing Still Uncertain, Says H&P CEO 

E&Ps Signaling Uptick in U.S. Drilling, but Timing Still Uncertain, Says H&P CEO 

The slump in natural gas prices has pressured the U.S. land market, but signs are emerging that the rig count may be “nearing a leveling off point,” according to the CEO of Helmerich & Payne Inc. (H&P). Activity between January and March in the Lower 48 was fairly solid, CEO John Lindsay said during the…

May 2, 2024
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