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April 1, 2023

E&P Second Quarter 2023

Permian

Executive Summary

Permian production growth over the past year continued to run well ahead of growth in the Eagle Ford, Appalachian, and Bakken, as the Permian basin remains one of the most economic regions for U.S. energy production.  With the decline in commodity prices over the past year, rig counts fell, with the most significant decline occurring in May.  With E&P firms expecting continued cost increases through the remainder of 2023, the Permian’s existing cost advantage will contribute to its continued dominance over the major U.S. basins.

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