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The Enverus Intelligence podcast delivers key themes on emerging and important topics in energy through honest conversations with the passionate personalities behind the mountains of research, publications, articles and scout reports delivered to Enverus Intelligence customers daily. Enverus is the largest SaaS company solely dedicated to the energy space, influencing the world’s most important energy decisions by connecting the industry through intelligence, data analytics, and smart network technologies. Join our team behind the scenes every few weeks as they tackle the most important questions in energy.

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Enverus Intelligence Research, Inc. provides leading energy industry research and is a subsidiary of Enverus, the largest SaaS company in the world solely dedicated to the energy market. Therefore, any company mentioned in this podcast may be a subscriber or client of Enverus Intelligence Research, Enverus or their affiliates. However, any views expressed in this podcast accurately reflect the speaker’s personal views about any subject securities referenced.

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Host Patrick Rutty connects with Senior Regional Manager Chester Chua to talk about the sustained offshore exploration activity in the Bohai Bay and South China Sea, the various play types CNOOC are chasing, and what they’re finding in terms of resources. They then get caught up on Tamboran and partners achieving first gas from their Australia unconventional pilot, including a potted history of the various entries and exits over the years and a rough accounting of overriding royalty interests in the play.
Host Patrick Rutty and guest Tommy Liskey discuss Brazil’s record 4.6 MMbbl/d oil output, with Búzios alone topping 1 MMbbl/d and the country potentially approaching 5 MMbbl/d within five years. They then turn to whether Morpho’s light-oil discovery is genuinely commercial, particularly given the delay to the Manga follow-up well and the country’s election politics. Next they tackle Peru, where Oxy is preparing a deepwater wildcat as Chevron considers leaving the commitment block while retaining adjacent exposure. The episode closes with Sea Lion’s route toward first oil amid Argentine sanctions and supplier risks.
Outages at the Zawiya refinery and Sharara export pipeline caused by labour disputes have constrained 130,000 bo/d, impinging on Libya's 1.5 MMb/d target. BP has commenced a new exploration well in Egypt ongoing drive to grow reserves and stabilise production. Meanwhile, DNO and Genel continue their protracted battle for Capricorn Energy. North Africa senior analyst Sheikh Imran Azim Rahman joins host Bruce Walker for the podcast.
Senior Regional Manager Jimmy Boulter, Senior Regional Analyst Archie Rowland, and host Patrick Rutty discuss Eni’s latest exploration MoU over five blocks in Senegal. They then review a flurry of Côte d’Ivoire & Ghana exploration licencing, MoUs, and A&D, starting with Petrobras’ massive eight-block deepwater award and expanding to include Eni, SOCAR, Chevron, and Shell. The conversation finishes with Angola, where Chevron, Shell, TotalEnergies, and ExxonMobil have all signed deepwater blocks out of prior study agreements or MoUs – demonstrating the viability of those reconnaissance instruments.
Dane Gregoris and Steve Diederichs recap a Houston and Midland roadshow, where higher oil prices have operators testing new ways to pull more barrels out of existing rock. Surfactants, lightweight proppant and four-mile u-turn wells are all showing early promise, but the takeaway is incremental than a step change for U.S. shale oil productivity.
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