Not exact matches
The quest to regain the top producer spot in one of the
most - prolific U.S.
shale basins had eluded Hamm's Continental since at least 2014, when Whiting bought smaller rival Kodiak
Oil and Gas.
For the second consecutive quarter, Continental bested rival Whiting Petroleum Corp to be the largest
oil producer in the Bakken, solidifying that crown and its place as one of the
most - prolific U.S.
shale companies.
OPEC wants to have an open dialogue with upstart U.S.
shale drillers and learn from
oil market players, after the
most painful downturn in six
oil price cycles.
«According to the
most recent assessment, the steady
oil price recovery since summer 2017 and renewed interest in growth opportunities has led to
oil majors catching up in terms of exploration activity this year, both in the
shale industry and offshore deep water,» OPEC said.
OPEC wants an open dialogue with U.S.
shale drillers after the
most painful downturn in six
oil price cycles.
U.S.
shale producers are churning out crude
oil at such a relentless pace that the country will soon become the
most influential player in the energy market, according to an analyst.
According to the Energy Information Administration's (EIA)
most recent report on drilling productivity, total U.S.
shale oil output is expected to climb above 6 million barrels a day for the first time in September.
U.S.
oil and natural gas production from Pennsylvania could help power Ontario and Quebec for instance, even as Canadian
shale flowed through pipelines from Alberta to the U.S. Infrastructure matters a lot in these settings, especially given the difficulties
most companies are facing in building new pipelines (Exhibit A: see the Dakota Access Pipeline).
Most of the
shale oil in the Bakken is sweet, or low in sulfur.
While
most industry pundits continue to believe that the OPEC cuts /
shale growth tug - of - war will continue to cap
oil prices, the current mood in the market is a bit merrier than it was two years ago, one year ago, or even one month ago.
The world's hottest
shale play right now, the Permian, is boosting its
oil production and contributing the
most to the U.S. crude output growth.
According to UBS,
oil at US$ 45 «slows
most U.S.
shale plays,» and the Bakken, the Eagle Ford, and the Niobrara struggle below US$ 45.
The crash in prices meant that
shale drillers moved on to greener pastures, and
most of them began looking for
oil rather than gas because crude fetched $ 70 to $ 80 per barrel.
The strategists forecast WTI crude
oil prices would remain at around $ 40 per barrel for
most of the first half of the year, which would «slow supply growth, keep further capital investment in U.S.
shale sidelined, and
I was concerned in several conversations, with me undertaking
most of the listening, about the prospect of a sharp
oil price tag spike, if the Opec exporters» cartel, getting broken US
shale producers by dragging prices down, starts off limiting source as soon as much more.
In North America's
most active
shale fields, the drilling and hydraulic fracturing of new wells is directly placing older adjacent wells at risk of suffering a premature decline in
oil and gas production.
Despite the international
shale oil boom extracting natural gas with hydrofracking technologies, which
most electric utilities, including the local ones, supply to customers as a major part of their power supply, the shift away from petroleum dependency has made remarkable progress in recent years through strategic incentives like the one which prompted this vote in Olive.
Sprott's Eric Nuttall is
most excited about pressure pumpers — companies that fracture and stimulate wells, and operate in many of the
shale and tight
oil plays
And yet,
oil shale lies far from the radar screen of
most investors.
Mr Revkin, I hope you realize that that the amount of energy it takes to process
shale IS
MOST DEFINATELY calculated into the cost of retrieving the
oil.
Thanks to vast domestic
shale reserves and safe hydraulic fracturing, the U.S. is the world's leading producer of
oil and natural gas — which by far has had the
most to do with reducing U.S. net crude imports.
Although few yet understand it, the revolution in the production of
oil and natural gas from
shale has altered the course of global energy, affecting
most of the world's people.
Requires the Secretary, by January 1, 2016, to hold at least five separate commercial lease sales, in multiple lease blocs, in areas of at least 25,000 acres, which: (1) have been nominated through public comment, and (2) are considered to have the
most potential for
oil shale development.
No later than January 1, 2016, the Secretary of the Interior shall hold no less than 5 separate commercial lease sales in areas considered to have the
most potential for
oil shale development, as determined by the Secretary, in areas nominated through public comment.
But according to government and scientific studies, all of these sources will yield at
most a few million additional barrels of liquid fuels per day (this includes coal liquifaction [GTL], hydrogen,
oil sands,
oil shale, biofuels, and solar.).
I've seen flaring even in South Texas (a place with one of the
most dense networks of natural gas pipelines anywhere in the world) the last two years with development of the Eagle Ford
shale as the developers produce
oil and gas in locations that are new, and thus without pipelines (but in Texas they build them relatively quickly!).
«The gas
shales — these have been the
most significant
oil and gas finds I've ever seen in my whole career,» he says.
Kevin Bullis, MIT Technology Review's senior editor for energy, has a piece noting that the
most significant advances in the energy field the past year resulted from surging natural gas and
oil production from
shale via hydraulic fracturing — an impact Bullis says is unlikely to be unsurpassed by other energy sectors in the near future:
In fact, probably the main benefit of the US
shale gas and
oil «revolution» is that it's keeping the fossil fuel industry and it's cheer squad distracted while renewables, electric cars and associated technologies build the momentum needed to make their takeover unstoppable — even by the
most powerful industry in the world.
The
most recent energy sector development strategies until 2030 do foresee maintaining the dependency on
oil shale use in power production.
Another company, Venoco, recently sold off
most of the acreage it had accumulated in search of Monterey
shale oil since 2006, but it still plans to direct $ 13 million to Monterey
shale development in 2013.
«
Most oil production today is «
shale plays,» he says, pointing out that the price of
oil isn't high enough for energy companies to engage in offshore drilling, which would create more and better - paying jobs.