美国能源公司以 2.25 亿美元收购米德兰盆地资产

世界石油工作人员 2023 年 4 月 26 日

(WO) — 美国能源开发公司 (US Energy) 是一家专注于开发整个北美能源项目的勘探和生产 (E&P) 公司,最近收购了 Mascot 项目 25% 的工作权益,该项目是位于米德兰盆地核心项目以 2.25 亿美元现金和其他对价收购。US Energy 预计该项目的全面开发将在未来两年内再投入 1.3 亿美元的资本支出,从而使交易总价值远超 3 亿美元。

Mascot 项目位于德克萨斯州米德兰县,包括多个生产资产、相关中游资产以及超过 50 个未开发地点,预计 2023 年产量约为 6,500 桶当量。Mascot 项目的多数股权由 Midland Petro DC Partners, LLC (MPDC )是 David H. Arrington 拥有的企业,由 MPDC 的附属公司二叠纪深岩石油公司 (Permian Deep Rock Oil Company) 运营。

包括 Mascot 项目在内,美国能源公司在过去 24 个月内监督了 5.75 亿美元的投资,主要关注近期钻探机会和积极生产资产。2022年底,美国能源公司宣布计划在未来两到三年内将其运营预算的三分之二分配给二叠纪盆地的项目,每年总计200至3亿美元。这将建立在该公司在该盆地的巨大足迹之上,并在过去 12 个月内投资超过 4 亿美元的基础上进行扩展。

该公司预计于 2023 年下半年在该盆地运营一到两个钻机项目,并将该项目持续到 2024 年。到 2025 年,该公司预计将在二叠纪、粉河、米德兰地区追加投资 400-6 亿美元和海恩斯维尔盆地。

 

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U.S. Energy acquires Midland basin assets for $225 million

World Oil Staff April 26, 2023

(WO) – U.S. Energy Development Corporation (U.S. Energy), an exploration and production (E&P) company focused on the development of energy projects throughout North America, recently acquired a 25% working interest in the Mascot Project, a stacked pay asset in core Midland Basin for $225 million cash and other consideration. U.S. Energy anticipates full development of the project to comprise another $130 million in capital expenditures over the next two years, bringing the total transaction value to well over $300 million.

Located in Midland County, Texas, the Mascot Project includes multiple producing properties, associated midstream assets, and upwards of 50 undeveloped locations expected to produce  roughly 6,500 boed during 2023. The Mascot Project is majority-owned by Midland Petro D.C. Partners, LLC (MPDC), a David H. Arrington owned business, and operated by an affiliate of MPDC, Permian Deep Rock Oil Company.

Inclusive of the Mascot Project, U.S. Energy has overseen the investment of $575 million over the past 24 months, focusing primarily on near term drilling opportunities and actively producing assets. In late 2022, U.S. Energy announced a planned allocation of up to two-thirds of its operating budget for projects in the Permian basin over the next two to three years, totaling $200-$300 million annually. This will build upon the firm’s sizable footprint in the basin, expanding upon recent investments of over $400 million during the past 12 months.

The firm anticipates operating a one to two rig program in the basin during the second half of 2023 and carrying this program into 2024. By 2025, the company anticipates directing the investment of an additional $400-$600 million in the Permian, Powder River, Midland, and Haynesville basins.