WASTED NATURAL GAS – HEAVY BURDEN OF PERMIAN BASIN PRODUCERS FREE REPORT Is the industry doing enough to reduce emissions associated with wasted gas? The Permian Basin in West Texas and New Mexico has become one of the world's most important oil producing regions. A dramatic increase in activity levels in 2017 and 2018 – followed by robust well completion programs even under the constraints of tight capital discipline in 2019 – brought many new challenges to the area. A massive increase in oil and associated gas production was accompanied by a substantial rise in the volume of waste gas. Find out more in our free report. Article: US drilled but uncompleted wells first to feel fright as oil price bungee jumps Article: US light tight oil production guided to grow by 8.1% in 2020, despite lower capex RYSTAD ENERGY PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Shale Upstream Analytics: Monthly reports with insights into key trends and developments in the North American tight oil and shale gas plays, including an overview of M&A activity, productivity metrics, short- and medium-term projections on production, spending, and valuation. ShaleWellCube: Database with daily updates of official well data for the US, Canada and Argentina, covering over ~1,500,000 wells and permits. It contains a detailed analysis of well curves, pad drilling, re-frack trends and well economics. A powerful tool that gives an in-depth insight into North American shale and conventional well activities. Shale Intelligence: Reports with unique insights into supply and demand of key service segments of the US shale industry. Provides an industry overview of drivers behind drilling and completions activity, detailed analysis and forecast of the global frac services market, the US frac sand market overview, analysis of the US oilfield water management market as well as an overview of the US stimulation chemicals market. CONTACT NAS@rystadenergy.com Newsletter Subscription: If you are not yet a subscriber to this email or you would like to receive one of our other industry newsletters, please fill out the Newsletter Subscription Form. |