Tuesday, May 30, 2023

101 Days Of Summer Begin -- May 30, 2023

Locator: 44792B. 

Optimistic: link here.

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Back to the Bakken

Active rigs: 35.

WTI: $70.33 (it's Monday, what dd you expect, green?).

Natural gas: $2.320.

Peter Zeihan newsletter. E-mail campaign archive. Mark Perry: Carpe Diem.

Wednesday, May 31, 2023: 58 for the month; 110 for the quarter, 365 for the year
 None (there was no November 31, 2022)

Tuesday, May 30, 2023: 58 for the month; 110 for the quarter, 365 for the year
39293, conf, Petro-Hunt, Hot Rod 149-102-27B-26-2H,
39241, conf, CLR, Meadowlark 4-6HSL,
39191, conf, Ovintiv USA, Rolfsrud 152-96-32-29-5H,
39167, conf, WPX, Pennington 16-15-14HY,
36292, conf, WPX, Skunk Creek 3-24-25-14HA,
34952, conf, Formentera Operations, PTL4 03-27 164-92 B,
34950, conf, Formentera Operations, FLX3 28-33 163-91 B,
8324 (no typo), conf, White Rock, Barkland 1-18-2A,

Monday, May 29, 2023: 50 for the month; 102 for the quarter, 357 for the year
39200, conf, Slawson, Voyager 4-28H,

Sunday, May 28, 2023: 49 for the month; 101 for the quarter, 356 for the year
39192, conf, Ovintiv, Rolfsrud 152-9632-29-16H,
39168, conf, WPX, Pennington 16-15HB,

Saturday, May 27, 2023: 47 for the month; 99 for the quarter, 354 for the year
39240, conf, CLR, Skachenko FIU 6-13H,
38878, conf, Whiting, Smith 12-7-2H,

RBN Energy: crude oil export volumes will drive US production growth. Previously posted.

For the U.S. oil patch, exports are the lifeblood of today’s market. U.S. refineries are operating at more than 90% of their rated capacity and using as much domestically produced light-sweet shale oil as their sophisticated equipment will allow. That means that virtually all of the incremental U.S. unconventional light-sweet crude oil production will need to be piped to export terminals along the Gulf Coast, loaded onto tankers, and shipped to refineries overseas. In today’s RBN blog, we discuss what this undeniable link between crude oil exports and production growth means for U.S. E&Ps and midstream companies — and the future of the oil and gas industry.

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