The Permian Faces An Empty Pipeline Crisis
Just a few short years ago, the United States was producing more shale oil than ever , pumping as much and as quickly as they could to keep up with Continue Reading
Just a few short years ago, the United States was producing more shale oil than ever , pumping as much and as quickly as they could to keep up with Continue Reading
A vital source of funding for the US oil sector is drying up as private investors retreat, prompting stricken operators to make “last gasp” efforts to boost production and cash Continue Reading
Highlights Oil drilling accounts for nationwide gain Permian teeter-totters, adding 1 rig for 236 Private E&Ps pick up 7 rigs in week The US oil and gas rig count leaped Continue Reading
U.S. shale producers risk another oil-price war with OPEC and its allies if they resume the breakneck production growth of the last decade, according to Pioneer Natural Resources Co. Shale, Continue Reading
Just three years ago, the Permian shale oil boom was under threat: production was growing fast, but pipeline capacity wasn’t. At one point , over one two-week period, eight of Continue Reading
As the U.S. and global economy recover, production in the Permian Basin is finally returning to pre-pandemic production levels as the American oil industry gets back on track. By May, Continue Reading
It is no secret that the reflation in oil prices, WTI and Brent, above $50.00/bbl in the last six months has been a boon to the companies that service oil Continue Reading
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Nearly half of all oil pipelines from the Permian basin, the biggest U.S. oilfield, are expected to be empty by the end of the year, analysts and executives said. Pipeline Continue Reading
The EIA might be forecasting that the Permian Basin’s oil production will be rebounding soon, but overall, today’s U.S. oil production is still 2 million barrels per day below the Continue Reading