Liberty Energy’s third-quarter 2025 results offered a clear-eyed view of today’s completions market — and an ambitious look ahead at where energy services are heading. While revenue and profitability softened amid a slowdown in North American frac activity, the company’s remarks on market context and outlook reveal both realism and long-term conviction.
ExxonMobil is constructing what could become one of the world’s largest low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia facilities — a flagship project that marks a defining moment in the evolution of U.S. energy infrastructure.
Caprock Midstream South Texas LLC has officially received ownership of the Facility Site 4 Compressor Station in La Salle County, Texas, marking another step in the company’s expansion across the Eagle Ford region.
n the complex world of oil and gas operations, Facility Engineers are the quiet force that keeps everything running smoothly — from processing facilities and pipelines to midstream compression and optimization projects. To understand where this vital talent sits in Q4 2025, we analyzed a dataset of 900 Facility Engineers connected to U.S. oil and gas operators.
Louisiana holds 42 active rigs, including 25 in the Haynesville, and saw just four new permits issued—two offshore and two in Bienville Parish. Louisiana Light Sweet rose to $65.22, and Henry Hub natural gas dipped to $3.60. The U.S. rig count fell by two to 547, reflecting a slight slowdown in national drilling activity.
In a potential strategic shift, Baytex Energy Corp. is exploring the sale of its Eagle Ford assets in South Texas—estimated to fetch up to $3 billion—as it seeks to sharpen its focus on Canadian growth.
crude prices fell below $60 per barrel, underscoring continued pressure on drilling economics. According to the latest Baker Hughes Rig Count, both oil prices and rig activity moved lower — signaling operators may be tightening spending as commodity markets soften heading into Q4 2025.
Diamondback Energy (NASDAQ: FANG) continues to prove the strength of its contrarian strategy—acquiring quality Permian assets during downturns to drive long-term value and free cash flow growth. With disciplined capital allocation, low leverage, and steady 2025 drilling activity, the company is positioned for outsized gains when the next commodity upcycle begins.
Matador Resources continues to execute with discipline in the Delaware Basin — drilling 111 wells in 2025, led by consistent activity in Lea and Eddy counties. With 2026 production modeled at 200,000 BOE/d and a steady $1.4B Capex plan, Matador is balancing growth with long-term capital efficiency. Backed by more than a decade of core inventory in the Bone Spring and Wolfcamp formations, the company remains one of the most resilient independents in U.S. shale.
CSV Midstream Solutions Corp. (BA Code A6WG) has submitted an application under AER Directive 056 for a new gas processing facility in the Valhalla area, marking a significant investment in midstream infrastructure to support ongoing upstream development in northwest Alberta.
