EOG Resources continues to demonstrate its commitment to operational excellence and financial strength. The second quarter of 2024 saw impressive free cash flow generation, strategic capital allocation, and significant shareholder returns. With updated guidance reflecting higher volumes and lower costs, EOG remains confident in its ability to deliver sustained value.
APA Corporation’s remarkable second-quarter performance in the Permian Basin showcases its robust operational capabilities and strategic agility. The integration of Callon assets ahead of schedule and the decision to maintain a high level of rig activity underline APA’s commitment to growth and efficiency.
Enterprise Products Partners’ investments in the Permian Basin significantly boosted their Q2 2024 performance, with the addition of four new natural gas processing plants and the 12th NGL fractionator at Mont Belvieu.
Comstock Resources financial results reflect the impact of very weak natural gas prices, which led to significant losses despite hedging gains and increased production.
Chesapeake is executing its previously disclosed plan to defer completions and new well turn-in-lines (TILs), building short-cycle, capital-efficient productive capacity.
The interplay between efficiency improvements and operational costs will continue to evolve, influenced by technological advancements, market dynamics, and the strategies adopted by both large and small operators. Maintaining a focus on efficiency and leveraging advanced technologies will be key for operators aiming to manage costs effectively in the Lower 48 well operations.
Vital Energy, Inc. (NYSE: VTLE) has announced a joint purchase and sale agreement with Northern Oil and Gas, Inc. (NYSE: NOG) to acquire the assets of Point Energy Partners, a Vortus Investments portfolio company. The transaction, valued at $1.1 billion, will significantly expand Vital Energy’s operations in the Delaware Basin, adding high-value development inventory and increasing operational scale.
Occidental (NYSE: OXY) announced today its agreement to sell certain assets in the Delaware Basin to Permian Resources (NYSE: PR) for approximately $818 million. Additionally, the company has completed several other dispositions totaling $152 million in 2024.
In the second-quarter 2024 earnings conference call, Patterson-UTI showcased the impressive strides made with their electric fleets (e-fleets). Having operated these fleets for nearly a year, the company shared insights into the performance, strategic growth, market dynamics, and technological advancements of their e-fleets. With a focus on efficiency, service quality, and environmentally friendly solutions, Patterson-UTI is positioning itself as a leader in next-generation frac solutions.
Patterson-UTI operates a significant natural gas fueling business that supports both its own operations and those of other companies. This business includes the operation of two CNG facilities and over 100 truck trailer systems for delivering compressed natural gas. Patterson-UTI powers approximately 2 million horsepower of natural gas-powered equipment, a mix of its own and third-party equipment. The natural gas delivered annually equates to roughly 1 gigawatt hour of electricity.
