Ogre09 said:Yordaddy said:
Industry thoughts on Targa Resources (TRGP)?
Enterprise and Oneok pay better dividends if you're looking at investing
ET divy is 9.75%
Ogre09 said:Yordaddy said:
Industry thoughts on Targa Resources (TRGP)?
Enterprise and Oneok pay better dividends if you're looking at investing
ChemAg15 said:Ogre09 said:Yordaddy said:
Industry thoughts on Targa Resources (TRGP)?
Enterprise and Oneok pay better dividends if you're looking at investing
ET divy is 9.75%
Yes. Now please sign off on these drilling rate increases.Cyp0111 said:
OFS still the worst business on earth
Furlock Bones said:
i used to do business at that terminal. been a few years. drove by a couple of weeks ago, and it has really grown up.
TheVarian said:
It is a good time, in the least year we've double in size, not only people but properties too. Have a pipeline now going from Texas City to the terminal as well. Pretty wild.
I too wish there were more folks down here in this business but it's tough with the 10 feet we got to work with
Furlock Bones said:
Civitas buys Tap Rock Delaware assets and Hibernia Midland assets. $4.7B
https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/civitas-resources-buy-permian-assets-ngp-energy-47-bln-2023-06-20/
Cyp0111 said:
I'm not sure what the total rig count was for the Tap Rock guys but they had to be high single digits. Imagine this will take additional rigs off the market as they were one of the more active PE backed portcos.
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The U.S. shale industry is slowing down, and a recovery during the rest of 2023 seems increasingly unlikely due to a variety of factors beyond anyone's control.
From its' January 14 peak, the Enverus Daily Count of active North American drilling rigs has now fallen by 20%. Baker Hughes said Friday its own weekly rig count has dropped six straight weeks. One week could be a blip; two straight might be a coincidence; but six straight weeks is definitely a trend.
The EIA has claimed they are most limited in counting condensate barrels that are blended back into usable heavier crude.Dreigh said:
Anyone here understand the rhyme or reason behind the mammoth EIA adjustments in recent weekly reports? Seems like total BS.