Texas Gas Drillers Shut Out of Oil Price Rally Turn to Shutting Off Wells

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Bloomberg–Two extremes are currently playing out in the Permian Basin. Drillers are reaping the benefits of a historic price rally due to the Iran war. But when it comes to natural gas, they’re having to pay customers to take it away.

It’s now been 124 days of negative gas prices at the Waha Hub, a key indicator for Permian gas prices, and some producers have thrown in the towel, shutting in some wells to limit their losses. Their number includes large Permian operators such as Permian Resources Corp. and Devon Energy Corp., both of which have shut wells with high gas-to-oil ratios.

 

 

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