Last year saw a major turnaround in publicly listed E&P companies’ free cash flow fortunes to levels not seen since before the

In field tests, Hexion’s AquaBond technology has lowered water production by nearly 45% in some wells, with no observed impact on hydrocarbon

  The number of seismic activities that can be physically felt—those which are magnitude 2.8 (M-2.8) or greater—fell from a monthly average

Constrained water disposal capacity in some key hydrocarbon producing areas of Oklahoma is making for some complicated water logistics, leading producers to

The meteoric rise in drilling and completions activity in the Permian Basin in the past few years has brought with it a

EnergyMakers Advisory Group’s Laura Capper recently shared her perspective on produced water disposal capacity in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico with Energywire.

News wires were abuzz last week with the announcement that the US had become a net oil exporter for the first time

A new report by the US Geological Survey (USGS) states that the Delaware Basin’s Wolfcamp shale and Bone Springs Formation hold the

The persistent presence of low magnitude earthquakes in the Delaware Basin, namely in Reeves County, is prompting Texas regulators to enact new

Alaska’s magnitude-7 quake on November 30th caused major disruptions in and around Anchorage—knocking out power, shaking buildings and breaking major roadways apart.