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Pioneer Natural Resources Co.’s top executive said on Aug. 3 that U.S. shale growth was “not going to grow that much” in the coming years as oil and gas companies continue to focus on capital discipline and shareholder returns.
Pioneer CEO Scott Sheffield anticipates output in the Permian Basin to grow roughly 5% in line with his own company’s planned production increases over the coming years, while other basins will be flat or face declines, he said during a second-quarter conference call.
Irving, Texas-based Pioneer is the largest producer in the Permian Basin. It grew its holdings there with the acquisitions of Double Point Energy and Parsley Energy this year.
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