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How long will output in the Permian grow, with well productivity stagnating and falling completion activity?

In our new blog on the Permian, we analyze normalized well productivity, EOG's declining well performance and a ranking of operators in the Delaware Basin: https://bit.ly/35FbhMH

Pennsylvania just set a new production record in October. But the rig count has dropped by 60% since the start of the year, and production growth is stalling. How does Chevron's well results compare with the other major operators?

This and more in our latest post: https://bit.ly/2Q0Us8j

North Dakota oil production jumped by 5% m-o-m in October, which set a new record at about 1.5 million bo/d.

What was behind this jump and how the largest operators are faring can be learned in our latest post: https://bit.ly/2rwJ38c

How long can US shale output keep growing, after the dramatic decline in drilling?

With 2/3rds of production coming from wells that came online in the past 18 months, current output is heavily dependent on recent completions.

Here our latest analysis: https://bit.ly/33NI8gL

An issue for the is that well productivity has also been stagnant.

's well productivity is higher than the average, but its well results have actually fallen since 2017, especially if you normalize for lateral length.

https://bloom.bg/2YasuuJ

Faded Texas Oil Field Offers Austerity Lesson for U.S. Shale At EOG Resources Inc.’s Francisco lease in the heart of the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas, a half dozen cows laze in the shade of a tree next to black oil-storage tanks. A small flare burns atop a steel pylon, like a memorial to the boom days gone by.

Why has oil production stagnated in the Eagle Ford since the start of this year?

Our new post has some of the answers. We also share a ranking of the best operators of the best performing wells in this basin: https://bit.ly/34r1XM0

Sanchez Energy bankruptcy is partially due to higher-than-expected production declines in the Eagle Ford Assets acquired from Anadarko on 2017/01/03.

Here is our analysis on the Comanche asset before the acquisition. https://bit.ly/2pNBN6X

Based on the latest production data just released by the RRC, we present a new post on the Permian Basin. Total output is still growing, but normalized well productivity has stagnated since early 2016. We also share a ranking of the best performing operators: https://bit.ly/2rhsYCF

Our new ShaleProfile Insights report reveals recent developments in the major US tight gas basins, including the Marcellus, the Haynesville, and the Utica.

Based on the latest data, we cover total gas production, well productivity, the top operators and completion trends.

Download here: https://bit.ly/331vz12

[Report] Shale Gas Insights | The Marcellus, the Haynesville and the Utica Shale gas production, well productivity, the top operators, and completion trends the major tight gas basins, Including the Marcellus, the Haynesville and the Utica

Pennsylvania produced 18.6 Bcf/d of natural gas in September, unchanged m-o-m, but still at an all-time high. The rig count has plunged since the start of this year by 57% and the DUC count is making a new low.
https://bit.ly/2CVYBEz

North Dakota oil production fell by 2% in September, to 1.40 million bo/d (hz wells only). As our latest post shows, well productivity is basically unchanged since Q3 2017. We've also include a well productivity ranking of the largest operators.
https://bit.ly/2Q6RbpR