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African national oil companies (NOCs) partnering with independents to drive E&P

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Unlocking new E&P markets A slate of discoveries in recent years have opened up new oil and gas plays across the continent. UNOC is also advancing exploration in the Moroto-Kyoga basins, with preliminary studies aimed at uncovering new oil fields. The company also strives to unlock the potential of the Orange Basin.

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Upstream Production Report: 2022 vs. 2023 vs. 2024 โ€“ Main Basins, Operators, Oil vs. Gas

Rextag

It covers total production figures, performance by key operators, and state-level contributions, focusing on key basins such as the Permian Basin, Appalachian Basin, Denver-Julesburg (DJ) Basin, Onshore and Offshore Gulf of America (Mexico), Williston Basin, and Greater Anadarko Basin. in 2024.

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Strategies for Operators to Stay Ahead in a Hot M&A Market

Enverus

Diamondback is one of the largest players in the Permian Basin, second only to Exxon Mobil, based on gross operated oil volumes. [1] billion deal represents one of the last significant private positions in the Midland Basin and leaves very few remaining opportunities for mid-sized operators to acquire high-quality inventory. [1]

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Whitecap Resources, Veren to combine to form C$15 billion Canadian energy giant

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The combined company becomes the largest Canadian light oil focused producer and the seventh largest producer in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, with significant natural gas growth potential. times net debt/funds flow, which is expected to continue to further strengthen to 0.8

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Energy executives bask in Trump sun but ignore cheap energy pitfall

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And a 2024 industry survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas showed that drillers require oil prices of between $59 and $70 to drill a new well, depending on the basin. The CEO of U.S. producer OXY Energy Services warned that oil prices below $60 a barrel would likely force small drillers to reduce activity. Benchmark U.S.

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