Nissa Darbonne
Executive Editor at Large at Hart Energy
Nissa Darbonne, author of The American Shales (https://t.co/T1raFDAqge), is executive editor-at-large for Oil and Gas Investor magazine, a Hart Energy publication.
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hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.—Permian Basin-focused operator Don Sparks said $50 oil, which is President Trump’s target, is too low. Sparks addressed fellow Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) members at the IPAA’s annual meeting upon being inducted as the 96-year-old organization’s Chief Roughneck, the organization’s highest award honoring industry veterans.
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hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.—The U.S. should leave it to Israel to take Iran and its terrorism and nuclear capabilities out of business, retired U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin told oil and gas producers on June 19. “We cannot get back into another war,” Manchin told Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) members at the organization’s annual meeting. “You've got one of the most advanced militaries and most lethal militaries in the world with Israel.
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hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne
Among U.S.-based shale oil and gas buyers, “there's a feeling that Asian buyers are overpaying,” an M&A advisor said. If using their own deal metrics, that would be correct, Jeet Benipal, a managing director of Tokyo-based Mizuho Financial Group’s U.S.-based unit Greenhill & Co., told attendees at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference in Houston recently. But Asian buyers “have a lower cost of capital to begin with and lower return thresholds,” he said.
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hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne
Utah-based energy finance executive Jerry Silvey is planning a second blank-check IPO, EQV Ventures Acquisition Corp. II, that may acquire assets in the energy industry, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing. The special purpose acquisition corporation’s (SPAC) sponsor is Oklahoma City-based EQV Group, whose EQV Operating owns interest in some 1,600 oil and gas wells in 10 states and 16 basins.
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hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne
Ohio’s oil producers surfaced 122,518 bbl/d in the first quarter, up 10.6% from fourth-quarter 2024 output, according to a Hart Energy analysis of newly released Ohio state data. The bulk of the growth was from Encino Energy, posting nearly 60,000 bbl/d, up from 52,000 bbl/d, according to Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ONDR) files. Encino’s output going forward will join EOG Resources’ 14,000 bbl/d from the state upon EOG closing its $5.6 billion acquisition of the No. 1 producer.
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