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ONEOK’s Expanding Footprint in the Permian Basin

Oil Gas Leads

The Permian Basin continues to be a driving force behind U.S. oil and gas production, and ONEOK Inc. Heres a breakdown of what was said about the companys investments and outlook for the basin. Heres a breakdown of what was said about the companys investments and outlook for the basin. Bcf/d in 2025.

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Don't Stop - ONEOK, MPLX Ramp Up Their Permian-to-Gulf Infrastructure, Sometimes in Tandem

RBN Energy

Crude-oil-focused drilling and completion in the Permian Basin is generating fast-increasing volumes of associated gas and creating opportunities for midstream companies that provide wellhead-to-water services for natural gas and NGLs.

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African national oil companies (NOCs) partnering with independents to drive E&P

Oil & Gas 360º

In Angola, which has been an LNG producer since 2013, the NOC Sonangol is working with its New Gas Consortium partners Azule Energy, Cabinda Gulf Oil Company and TotalEnergies to increase LNG production capacity. UNOC is also advancing exploration in the Moroto-Kyoga basins, with preliminary studies aimed at uncovering new oil fields.

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CNOOC Starts Production from Two Oilfields

Egypt Oil & Gas

The project is expected to achieve a peak production of approximately 11,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) in 2026. Wenchang 19-1 Oilfield Phase II Project is located in the western part of the Pearl River Mouth Basin, with an average water depth of approximately 125 meters.

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Permian Growth and Midstream Investment: Enterprise Products Partners’ Expansion Strategy

Oil Gas Leads

The Permian Basin continues to solidify its role as the driving force behind U.S. oil and gas production. With rising natural gas and NGL output exceeding expectations , midstream companies are ramping up investments in infrastructure to meet growing demand. Expansion of sour gas treating facilities in the Delaware Basin.

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Trump wants pipelines, but Midstream firms aren’t biting

Oil & Gas 360º

shale basins. So far this year, indications are that oil and gas producers are scaling back drilling activity with prices at or below breakevens for putting in line a new well. Slow growth in Permian oil output would also mean a smaller increase in associated gas production and the need to take these volumes to markets.

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Engagement and Advocacy—Necessary in Good Times and Bad

Permian Basin Oil and Gas Magazine

The export of LNG also lessens our enemies’ leverage in the sense that our allies do not have to buy natural gas from countries that are not friends of the United States. We must teach peopleand explain to our leadersthat there will be plenty of natural gas to serve all our domestic needs well into the future.