From Field to Finance: Optimizing Upstream Operations Across the L48
See how Enverus OpenTicket helps oil and gas accounting and ops teams speed up approvals, protect margins and boost vendor accountability. Watch now.
From Field to Finance: Optimizing Canadian Upstream Operations
Discover how Canadian oil and gas producers are using Enverus OpenTicket® to gain the visibility, control and confidence needed to make faster, data-driven decisions that protect margins and strengthen vendor accountability.
During this session, we’ll examine the challenges upstream teams face today – including verifying unsupervised labour, mitigating vendor compliance risks and eliminating manual approvals – and demonstrate how Enverus OpenTicket® helps E&P teams realize measurable improvements in cost control, operational performance and vendor relations.
From Bottlenecks and Paper to Digital Invoicing
Pitts Energy is a privately held, family-owned oil and gas company with deep roots in the industry. Known for its hands-on approach and tight-knit team, the company manages a range of upstream operations. With a strong focus on operational efficiency and adaptability, Pitts Energy continues to modernize its processes while maintaining the values of a traditional, service-driven business.
U.S. oil and gas M&A slumps as low crude prices keep buyers in the dugout

Enverus Intelligence Research reports U.S. oil and gas M&A fell to $9.7B in Q3 2025 as low crude prices stalled deals, while SMID-cap consolidation and strategic mergers shape the next phase of upstream activity.
Improve Your Capital Efficiency With Asset Intelligence and Spend Optimization Solutions Designed for Oil and Gas.

Improve Your Capital Efficiency With Asset Intelligence and Spend Optimization Solutions Designed for Oil and Gas Whether you’re evaluating new territory or managing day-to-day operations, Enverus helps you make smarter decisions, eliminate spend leakage and improve capital efficiency. Designed for upstream oil and gas operators, our solutions give you full visibility and control across the […]
Produced Water Management

Produced water management or handling refers to the processes and technologies used to manage, treat and dispose of water that is co-extracted with oil and gas during production. This water, which is often saline and contaminated with hydrocarbons, solids and chemicals must be treated to meet environmental and operational standards. Produced water is the largest byproduct of oil and gas production and its management is critical for sustainability, regulatory compliance and cost control.
Asset Development
Asset development refers to the full lifecycle of bringing hydrocarbon resources from discovery to production, including exploration, appraisal, planning, drilling, operation, completion and production optimization. Each phase requires strategic decision-making, capital investment and technical expertise. Successful asset development maximizes resource recovery while minimizing cost and risk. Oil and gas asset development is at the heart of upstream strategy.
The Week in Energy – Oct. 3, 2025
This week’s energy headlines are packed with strategic divestments, offshore breakthroughs and infrastructure growth across the Americas and beyond. Here are the top stories shaping the market: Additional Developments International stories this week include GeoPark entering Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale play and TotalEnergies selling stakes in Norwegian fields. Black Bayou Energy has received FERC approval […]
Are the Stars Finally Aligning for the Vaca Muerta?

Join our discussion on Vaca Muerta, Argentina’s new unconventional star. Learn about the play’s world-class productivity, how operators are drawing lessons from North America to create both immediate value and longer-term inventory, its ability to attract major investment despite subsurface and above-ground challenges, and how the Vaca Muerta is destined to contribute to the global supply stack for decades to come.
Carbon storage in question: Illinois regulation could threaten key CCUS projects

Enverus Intelligence® Research analyzes the impact of Illinois’ CO₂ sequestration restrictions on carbon capture projects, highlighting risks to 58 mtpa of Gulf Coast storage capacity and broader implications for U.S. energy infrastructure.