U.S. shale firms increase crude production with fewer rigs
TradingKeyAug 13, 2024 1:19 PM
- U.S. shale producers are achieving greater operating efficiencies, increasing oil output without raising spending, leading to a potential oversupply in the global oil market as OPEC plans to ease output cuts later this year.
- Major players like Chevron, Diamondback, APA Corp, Devon Energy, and Permian Resources are expanding their shale oil production targets due to efficiency gains, with Chevron raising its Permian output goal by approximately 15%.
- Analysts predict a significant uptick in U.S. oil production by the end of the year, potentially surpassing government estimates, impacting OPEC's ability to adhere to its production plans.
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