Archive // SCOOP

Congestion Ahead for Haynesville Producers?

August 23, 2018 | Tony Scott

Congestion on the natural gas pipeline grid continues to progress further south as volumes from the Marcellus, Utica, STACK, SCOOP and Canada fight for limited markets in the Midwest. The result of new pipeline capacity out of Appalachia has...
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Natural Gas Takeaway from the SCOOP/STACK

January 3, 2017 | Marissa Anderson

The SCOOP/STACK continues to gain producer interest. In December, Gulfport announced entry into the SCOOP, acquiring 46,400 net surface acres from Vitruvian. This marks a second nearly pure play Northeast producer diversifying away from Appalachia, after Range Resources purchased...
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SCOOP/STACK Changing Oklahoma Dynamics

September 27, 2016 | Jason Slingsby

BTU Analytics spends a lot of time covering the Northeast Gas markets, but in the middle of the country Oklahoma is seeing activity growth that could add over 2 Bcf/d of natural gas to the supply side by 2020....
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Drilling Strategies Diverge For US Producers

June 16, 2016 | BTU Analytics

With lower oil and gas prices prevailing, it’s no surprise producers are running fewer rigs: the US horizontal rig count is currently sitting at 321 rigs, down by 342 rigs year over year. It’s also no surprise that fewer...
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Discrepancies in Oil and Gas Production Data

February 2, 2016 | Matthew Hoza

We look forward to seeing you all at our first annual, What Lies Ahead conference in Houston this Thursday. If you haven’t already done so, you can sign up HERE Last week, BTU Analytics looked at reconciling producer reported...
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TOP SECRET? – Claims of Big Wells in OK Hard to Confirm

January 28, 2016 | Jason Slingsby

The SCOOP and STACK plays in Oklahoma saw a significant amount of attention from producers in late 2015. Devon recently acquired Felix Energy and 80,000 additional acres in an over-pressured part of the STACK for $1.9 Billion. Continental has been...
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The SCOOP and STACK Plug Along

September 17, 2015 | Andrew Bradford

With so much bad news in the energy press these days – and I can go on about CFOs ‘leaving for personal reasons’, debt redeterminations, equity dilutions, stock exchange delistings, forced asset sales and lay-offs – it is refreshing...
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