Chris Mathews Hart

Devon Energy is producing record volumes from the Delaware Basin—its biggest asset—where the company drilled a 21-well pad targeting six different intervals in recent months.

While the rest of the E&P sector bought, merged and consolidated, Range Resources sat on the sidelines in Appalachia because it already has plenty of drilling inventory, CEO Dennis Degner says.

Continental Resources Chairman Harold Hamm helped raise millions of dollars for Donald Trump's campaign—and he's got a laundry list of energy goals for the next administration to tackle.

A blank-check company backed by Roth Capital Partners and Craig-Hallum Capital Group aims to combine with Permian gas and helium producer New Era Helium.

With $3.95 billion in Permian M&A, Coterra is adding new Delaware Basin locations in the Bone Spring, Harkey and Avalon benches—and eyeing upside from deeper zones.

Occidental is selling non-core assets in the Lower 48 as it works to reduce debt from a $12 billion Permian Basin acquisition.

Rumored to be a potential buyer in the Permian Basin, Ovintiv instead struck a deal for lower-cost oil and condensate assets in Alberta's Montney Shale.

Harold Hamm, Continental Resources founder and major Trump donor, says the U.S. faces real barriers to expanding production growth—even with Republicans controlling D.C.—as major shale basins mature.

Surge Energy is one of the largest private oil producers in the Permian Basin. With $1.3 billion in dry powder to put to work, Surge is scouring the northern Midland Basin for M&A, executive Travis Guidry told Hart Energy.

After closing a $17.1 billion acquisition of Marathon Oil, ConocoPhillips' Delaware Basin leader sees opportunities to drill longer laterals and investigate secondary benches underground.