Nile Midstream Expands Permian Footprint with Delta Crude Express Pipeline Approval

Nile Midstream received Railroad Commission approval in January 2026 to operate the 18.5-mile Delta Crude Express crude oil pipeline across Crane, Upton, and Midland counties, strengthening its footprint in the Central Basin Platform. The permit highlights continued infrastructure investment in Crane County, where sustained drilling activity and proven economics continue to drive demand for localized crude gathering capacity.

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Hydraulic Workover (HWO) vs. Conventional Workover Rigs: Market Study and Adoption Trends

1. Executive Summary Objective This study evaluates the adoption and use cases of Hydraulic Workover (HWO) and Snubbing Units versus Conventional Workover Rigs for well intervention and recompletion across major U.S. shale basins. Methodology Preliminary Conclusion Conventional workover rigs remain the dominant method for most well interventions due to cost…

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Energy Transfer’s 2025 Texas Growth: Permian Power, Pipeline Expansion, and Global Export Ambitions

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is executing one of the most aggressive infrastructure buildouts in the U.S. midstream sector, combining record production growth in the Permian Basin with strategic pipeline, processing, and export expansions. Backed by a fee-based business model and a nearly 8,200-mile Texas pipeline permit, the company is building for both immediate market demand and decades of stable cash flow.

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US Oil & Gas Market Intelligence

Resource page for companies wanting to download a history of wells drilled in the US. Wells Drilled Last 12 Months by Play United States Wells Drilled Market Intelligence is a curated dataset of oil & gas wells drilled across the US last 12 months. The dataset includes; Account Name, Location…

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Eagle Ford in Retreat: EIA Forecast Signals Slowdown in 2026

n its latest June 2025 Short-Term Energy Outlook, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) delivered a sobering update on the Eagle Ford Basin—once a crown jewel of U.S. shale development. The report underscores a clear pivot: natural gas production growth in the Eagle Ford is expected to stall and decline into 2026, primarily due to fewer drilling and completion activities planned by operators.

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