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EXCO sets 2012 budget, reduces Haynesville activityDallas-based EXCO Resources Inc. has estimated its 2012 capital budget around $710 million, including $585 million for development and completion activities. |
As Marcellus Shale volumes increase, new infrastructure is being constructed
In terms of acreage, the Marcellus Shale is the largest major shale play east of the Mississippi River. It runs through parts of five states, including New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, and West Virginia.
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Haynesville Shale surpasses Barnett as nation's top-producing shale gas play
It seems that we don't hear as much about the Haynesville Shale these days.
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Experts forecast 'strong period' for energy deal-making activityMany analysts, advisors, and M&A market participants see 2011 as a strong period for energy industry deal-making activity. OGFJ's Don Stowers explains. |
Chinese companies on shopping spree
The two largest deals in the last 30 days (Jan. 16-Feb. 15) involve Chinese companies buying into shale assets in North America.
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Net income dips by $2.7B, but still up 42% over 3Q09
While revenues have made a rebound from the economic doldrums of 2009, net income for the OGJ150 group of companies slipped a little in the third quarter of 2010, with a few notable exceptions.
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Maxted succeeds Musselman as Kosmos CEO
Kosmos Energy LLC's chairman and CEO, James C. Musselman has retired from the company.
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