Oil & Gas

August 13, 2020

Q2 2020 Exploration & Production Newsletter Release

Region Focus: Permian Basin

Mercer Capital’s Value Focus: Exploration & Production newsletter provides an overview of the industry through supply and demand analysis, commodity pricing, and public market performance. In addition, each issue of this quarterly newsletter focuses on a region, including, Eagle Ford, Permian, Bakken, and Appalachia, examining general economic and industry trends. In this quarter’s newsletter, we focus on the Permian.  Notable items include an unprecedented decline in oil prices, the Texas Railroad Commission’s proration discussions, and Pure Acquisition Corporation’s announced acquisition of HighPeak Energy. Download the newsletter below.
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Value Focus: Exploration & Production

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Pooling and Unitization: Understanding the Impact on Mineral Interest Value
Pooling and Unitization: Understanding the Impact on Mineral Interest Value
Pooling and unitization determine how production and revenue are allocated across mineral interests, directly impacting royalty income and valuation. Understanding these concepts is essential for accurately assessing both current cash flow and long-term asset value.
The Emerging Nexus of Data Centers, Excess Natural Gas, and Produced Water - Part II
The Emerging Nexus of Data Centers, Excess Natural Gas, and Produced Water - Part II
Data center growth is driving new demand for both energy and water, creating opportunities to repurpose produced water as a scalable industrial resource. Integrated energy and water infrastructure may reshape valuation dynamics and support long-term, stable demand streams.
The Emerging Nexus of Data Centers, Excess Natural Gas, and Produced Water - Part I
The Emerging Nexus of Data Centers, Excess Natural Gas, and Produced Water: Part I
The intersection of growing data center power demand and abundant associated natural gas presents a strategic opportunity to align energy supply with digital infrastructure. Co-located generation models may enhance efficiency while supporting more stable, infrastructure-like valuation outcomes.

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