Posted on February 13, 2025
Anadarko Basin, Company Spotlight, Crude Oil, Eagle Ford, Mergers & Acquisitions, Mid-Continent

In what was described as a “surprise move” by Okla. City-based Devon Energy back in 2022, the company made a bolt-on acquisition that further expanded its Eagle Ford position with the purchase of Denver-based Validus Energy. The $1.8 billion deal included 42,000 net acres, 35 MBOED (70% oil), 350 repeatable drilling locations, and 150 refrac candidates. In an epic score, Validus pocketed double the price it paid for those assets just a year before. While it might’ve been a see-you-later-bye to South Texas, the company’s exit there hardly marked the end of Validus....

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Posted on December 5, 2024
Barnett Shale, Company Spotlight, Crude Oil, Eagle Ford, Mergers & Acquisitions, Mid-Continent, Permian, Uinta Basin, Uncategorized

In an interview back in October, Crescent Energy CEO David Rockecharlie quipped, “We feel like we’re the largest company nobody’s ever heard of.” Oh, but we do hear you. Loud and clear. With now a third Eagle Ford acquisition this year, Houston-based Crescent is a growth through acquisition E&P that looks to double the size of its company in the next five years. And it’s off to a rip-roaring start. ...

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Posted on September 26, 2024
Anadarko Basin, Arkoma Basin, Crude Oil, Eagle Ford, Mergers & Acquisitions, Mid-Continent, Natural Gas

Okla-City-based Chesapeake Energy has announced a company name change following this year’s $7.4 billion merger with Southwestern Energy that’s expected to close next week. The combo creates the nation’s largest natural gas producer upsetting EQT’s number one position it’s held since 2017....

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Posted on September 3, 2024
Anadarko Basin, Crude Oil, Mid-Continent, Natural Gas, Natural Gas Liquids - NGLs, SCOOP / STACK

About 10 miles south of Tulsa, the city of Glenpool holds a most unique oil and gas legacy. If you were around in 1905 (and if you were, we want to hear from you), you might remember the Glen Pool discovery, which started on a rural farm with a single well drilled 1,400’ deep and gushing an initial 75 BPD. Within a few months, the Glen Pool was declared the world’s largest oilfield, and practically overnight Tulsa, Okla., would be declared the Oil Capital of the World. ...

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