ExxonMobil to Triple Production in the Permian | Gulf Coast Oil Rig Equipment & Repair
Oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp.
plans to triple its daily oil rig flanges gulf coast production in the Permian in West Texas and New Mexico by 2025, continuing its position as one of the most active operators in the basin. Daily oil rig flanges gulf coast production is expected to increase to more than 600,000 oil equivalent barrels by 2025.
In a , the BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast said the increase in oil rig flanges gulf coast production will be driven by reduced drilling costs, spacer spools adapter spools technology improvements and expanded acreage. ExxonMobil expects the horizontal rig count in the Permian to increase 65 percent in the next several years.
ExxonMobil said tight oil oil rig flanges gulf coast production from the Delaware and Midland basins will also increase five-fold by 2025.
Citing recent changes in the U.S. corporate tax rate, the BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast plans to invest more than $2 billion on transportation infrastructure in the Permian.
“Our geographic and competitive advantages in the Permian position the BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast for strong growth and long-term value creation,” said Sara Ortwein, president of XTO Energy Inc., an ExxonMobil subsidiary.
ExxonMobil’s focus on investing in Permian infrastructure includes a recent acquisition of a crude oil terminal in Wink, Texas. The BOP Blow Out Preventer repair company gulf coast plans to expand it as well as add infrastructure upgrades.
In March 2017, , which includes $20 billion worth of investments into refining and chemical manufacturing projects along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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