Increased the quarterly common stock dividend two times in 2018 – an increase of 31%.
We proved up 150,000 net acres across two new plays, the Delaware Basin First Bone Spring and Eastern Anadarko Basin Woodford Oil Window.
We replaced almost four times the number of wells completed, adding 2,000 net locations to our growing portfolio of premium oil assets.
By year end, EOG’s premium inventory totaled 8,000 net locations and 7.3 BnBoe of estimated net resource potential in geologic sweet spots across six areas, the Delaware Basin, Eagle Ford, Bakken, Powder River Basin, DJ Basin and Eastern Anadarko Basin.
We identified 6,000 premium net drilling locations. That’s more than 10 years of inventory at our 2016 drilling pace.
EOG merges with a historic New Mexico oil and gas company, Yates Petroleum, which adds 260,000 net acres in the core areas of the Delaware Basin and Powder River Basin.
We commercialized the first enhanced oil recovery process, or EOR, in shale.
*See reconciliation schedules.
We increased our estimated net resource potential by 1.6 BnBoe across the Delaware Basin and Bakken through technical innovations in precision targeting and completion design, organic exploration and tactical, bolt-on acquisitions.
We cemented our position as the leading producer in the world-class Eagle Ford play, producing a cumulative 285 million barrels of oil.
Cost control and improved efficiencies were a hallmark of 2015 company operations with cash operating costs down 17%.
We delivered 31% crude oil production growth and 17% total production growth.
We raised the estimated net resource potential of our premier South Texas Eagle Ford crude oil asset from 2.2 BnBoe to 3.2 BnBoe.
We unveiled four crude oil and combo plays in the Rocky Mountain region with total estimated net resource potential of 400 million barrels of oil.
The board of directors approved a two-for-one stock split in the form of a stock dividend.
*See reconciliation schedules to press release, dated February 18, 2015.
We grew oil production by 40% and total production by 9%.
Our total proved reserves increased 17% to 2.1 BnBoe.
We announced the Wolfcamp play on the Texas side of the Delaware Basin, adding 800 MMBoe of estimated net resource potential.
We remain the top crude oil producer in the Eagle Ford, ending the year with production averaging 106,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
We opened a crude-by-rail unloading terminal in St. James, Louisiana, giving us expanded access to the Gulf Coast refining markets.
Reached a milestone at our state-of-the-art sand processing plant in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, with our first shipment of sand in January. In July, we marked another milestone with the departure of our 500th crude oil unit train from our Stanley, North Dakota, rail terminal, which opened in December 2009.
We increased the cash dividend on the common stock by 6.25% to $0.17 per share.
*See reconciliation schedules to press release, dated February 13, 2013.
Our total liquids production increased 48%.
In the U.S., we grew crude oil production more than 60% driven by strong performance from the South Texas Eagle Ford, the Fort Worth Barnett Shale Combo, the Leonard and Wolfcamp Shales in the Permian Basin, and the North Dakota Bakken.
We were the top crude oil producer in the Eagle Ford.
We increased the cash dividend on the common stock by 3% to $0.16 per share.
In addition to our massive position in the Eagle Ford, EOG’s cadre of liquids-rich assets includes the North Dakota Bakken/Three Forks in the Williston Basin, the Fort Worth Barnett Shale Combo, the Leonard Shale in the Permian Basin, as well as the Denver-Julesberg (DJ) Basin Horizontal Niobrara.
The first train to transport crude oil for EOG Resources arrives in Stroud, Oklahoma on January 3, 2010.
We increased the cash dividend on the common stock by 7%, the 11th increase in 11 years.
Our total North American liquids production grew 30%, comprised of 23% growth in crude oil and condensate and 48% in natural gas liquids.
The first train to transport crude oil for EOG Resources departed Stanley, North Dakota on December 31, 2009.
We maintained a conservative balance sheet, ending the year with a net debt–to–total capitalization ratio* of 17%.
We increased the cash dividend on the common stock to $0.145 per share, an increase of 7%.
*See reconciliation schedules to press release, dated February 9, 2010.
We organically grew overall production 15% and crude oil production 46%, driven primarily by ongoing drilling success in the North Dakota Bakken Play.
Total company proved reserves increased 12% to 8.7 Tcfe.
Crude oil and condensate production grew by 11% while natural gas liquids production increased 31%.
Our proved reserves were approximately 7.7 Tcfe, a 14% increase. From drilling alone, we added 1,534 Bcfe of proved reserves.
Recognizing the company’s strong financial position, Standard and Poor’s upgraded us to A–.
We again increased the cash dividend on the common stock.
Our proved reserves increased by 607 Bcfe, to 6.8 Tcfe, a 10% increase.
Our results from the Fort Worth Basin Barnett Shale Play exceeded expectations with production at 206 MMcfd, exceeding the original year-end goal of 155 MMcfd.
We reduced long-term debt outstanding to $733 million.
We increased the cash dividend on the common stock.
Our total company daily production increased 16.2%.
Our proved reserves at year-end were approximately 6.2 Tcfe, an increase of 548 Bcfe.
We executed a two-for-one stock split and increased our annual common stock dividend 33%.
We commenced production from two Southern Gas Basin wells in the United Kingdom North Sea.
We began natural gas sales to the Nitro 2000 (N2000) Ammonia Plant in Trinidad.
Our total company daily production increased 10%.
Our proved reserves were approximately 5.6 Tcfe, an increase of 430 Bcfe.
Our proved reserves were approximately 5.2 Tcfe, an increase of 614 Bcfe.
Our increased reserves replaced 249% of production for a low total company all-in finding cost of $1.28 per Mcfe.
We significantly improved our financial position, reducing our debt-to-total capitalization ratio from 41% to 33% year-end 2002.
We increased our common stock dividend 25%.
Our proved reserves increased by 9% to approximately 4.6 Tcfe, replacing 193% of production at a finding cost of $1.06 per Mcfe.
We increased total Canadian production 23% and natural gas production 22%, as compared to 2001.
We reduced the number of EOG shares outstanding by repurchasing approximately 700,000 shares of common stock, net of option exercises, stock plans and other increases.
We replaced 201% of production from all sources at a finding cost of $1.36 per Mcfe.
Proved reserves increased by 11% to 4,229 Bcfe.
Our debt-to-total-capitalization ratio, one of the lowest in the industry, improved to 34%.
The common stock dividend increased by $0.02 to $0.16 per share.
We were ranked as the third best performer in the Standard and Poor’s 500 Index.
We were the second most active driller in the U.S.
Our total production increased 8.9%.
We signed a 15-year natural gas supply contract with the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (NGC) to supply an ammonia plant.
The annual common stock dividend increased from $0.12 per share to $0.14 per share.
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