Nissa Darbonne

Houston

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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Articles

Ohio Utica’s Gulfport Energy Alerts it May M&A This Year

1 week ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

Large Utica shale operator Gulfport Energy alerted investors that M&A could be one use of its free cash flow this year. The comment comes while Gulfport neighbors Ascent Resources and Encino Energy are reportedly in play. Both are privately held.
Coterra Cuts 3 Oil Rigs, ‘Prepared for This to Last for a While’

1 week ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

Coterra Energy is dropping three of its 10 Permian Basin rigs and is “prepared for this to last a while,” executives told investors as OPEC+ aims to push an extra 800,000 bbl/d into the market and mounting fears of a global recession. “We were built for this. Coterra is an ark, not a party boat,” Tom Jorden, chairman, president and CEO, said in a May 6 call, citing a “pristine balance sheet” and the E&P’s $2.1 billion of 2025 estimated free cash flow at $60 oil and $4 gas.
EOG Resources Cuts $200MM in Oily Capex on Tariff, OPEC+ Uncertainty

1 week ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

EOG Resources is cutting back on its roughly $6.2 billion 2025 D&C plan in the midst of a potential global recession and while OPEC+ is opening its chokes, the company told investors. The $200 million cut further pares its already reduced 2025 iron and pressure-pumping plan, resulting in a total of 80 fewer net completions and three fewer rigs than in 2024 in the oily Delaware Basin, Eagle Ford Shale core and Powder River Basin.
Ex-Parsley Team Re-Ups with Greenlake Energy II, Delaware Deal

1 week ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

E&P private-equity-backer NGP has re-upped with the Greenlake Energy team with $200 million for a second iteration, including an initial Delaware Basin acquisition. Additional details on the acquisition were not disclosed except that it was “quite a bit smaller” than $200 million, “so we still have a lot of dry powder,” said Matt Gallagher, Greenlake founder, president and CEO.
Coterra Confirms Constitution Pipe Reactivation Talks Underway

1 week ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

Marcellus Shale gas producer Coterra Energy confirmed they are part of talks currently underway to resume plans to build the Constitution pipeline that would alleviate takeaway constraints north of Pennsylvania. The 124-mile line was to originate from Coterra property in Susquehanna County in northeastern Pennsylvania, terminating in Schoharie County, New York, where it was to connect with existing gas infrastructure, sending gas deeper into New England.
The Haynesville-to-LNG Pipeline-Palooza

1 week ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

Midstream operators are rushing to complete new pipe and existing-pipe expansions out of the Haynesville Shale to fill some 13 Bcf/d of new LNG trains under construction on the Louisiana and southeast Texas Gulf Coast. This is on top of the nearly 16 Bcf/d of natural gas the U.S. currently exports as LNG.
SM: Uinta Still Economic at $55 WTI

1 week ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

SM Energy is sticking to its $1.3 billion capex plan for 2025, including in its new 63,600 net Uinta Basin acres, despite WTI roughly $20 or 27% less than in January. The 12-month strip that has been struggling to stay above $60/bbl, fell to $56/bbl at press time in contract trading as OPEC+ members decided to add twice as much additional supply to the market than expected to now total more than 800,000 bbl/d.
Uinta Still Economic at $55 WTI

1 week ago | finance.yahoo.com | Nissa Darbonne

SM Energy is sticking to its $1.3 billion capex plan for 2025, including in its new 63,600 net Uinta Basin acres, despite WTI roughly $20 or 27% less than in January. The 12-month strip that has been struggling to stay above $60 fell to $56 at press time in trading as OPEC+ members decided to add twice as much additional supply to the market than expected to now total more than 800,000 bbl/d.
A ‘Unicorn:’ EOG Ropes Last Large Undeveloped Eagle Ford Oil Block

2 weeks ago | hartenergy.com | Nissa Darbonne

EOG Resources’ 30,000-net-acre Eagle Ford addition brings 120 new 3-mile-lateral locations to its position across the play’s oily fairway. “This essentially was a hole in our acreage and it's the largest remaining block of largely undeveloped core Eagle Ford acreage out there,” Keith Trasko, EOG senior vice president, E&P, told investors in a May 2 earnings call.
A ‘Unicorn:’ EOG Ropes Last Large Undeveloped Eagle Ford Oil Block

2 weeks ago | finance.yahoo.com | Nissa Darbonne

Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Nissa Darbonne Fri, May 2, 2025, 11:12 AM 4 min read In This Article: EOG Resources’ 30,000-net-acre Eagle Ford addition brings 120 new 3-mile-lateral locations to its position across the play’s oily fairway.