Basin’s oil production goes ever higher
The Permian Basin is pumping a record 6.3 million barrels of oil daily, with projections to hit 6.6 mb/d next year, driven by tech advances and disciplined practices.
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The Permian Basin is pumping a record 6.3 million barrels of oil daily, with projections to hit 6.6 mb/d next year, driven by tech advances and disciplined practices.
Crude oil prices moved higher today after the US EIA reported an estimated inventory decline of 6.9 million barrels for the week to August 30.
Major companies’ recent mergers and acquisitions of independent oil firms have positively reshaped the energy industry in the Permian Basin.
Over the next 12 months, US Energy plans to invest over $750 million, primarily targeting projects in the Permian region.
The development of gas processing plants and a pipeline opening in the Permian Basin are expected to give crude producers a boost in the second half of 2024.
The oil and gas industry has experienced a number of booms and busts over the past few decades, but for now, it appears to be flush with cash.
US oil is now encroaching on the key markets of the OPEC+ group, which has been restricting supply in an effort to boost oil prices.
Despite the Biden administration’s ambitious climate goals, the oil & gas industry in the US has seen unprecedented growth and profitability.
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. surpassed earnings forecasts. Exxon rose as much as 1.6% in New York and Chevron climbed 2.8%.
Exxon, Chevron and Oxy led the way in a blockbuster year for Texas oil mergers amid a consolidation wave that is projected to continue.