EOG · 10-Q · 2026Q3 · Full report

Upstream Production Volume

EOG RESOURCES INC · 2026-11-05 · Importance 54 · Surprise 40 · In source text

For the first nine months of 2026, U.S. crude oil and condensate plus NGLs represented approximately 66% of EOG's U.S. production on an energy-equivalent volumetric basis, versus 69% in 2025. Total crude-oil-equivalent production for the third quarter increased to 1,433.1 MBoed from 1,301.2 MBoed, with U.S. production at 1,385.1 MBoed and Trinidad at 45.6 MBoed. For the first nine months, total production increased to 1,409.3 MBoed from 1,176.0 MBoed; U.S. production rose to 1,360.9 MBoed from 1,134.1 MBoed. Full-year 2026 production guidance called for crude oil and condensate to increase approximately 5% and total crude oil, NGL and natural gas production to increase approximately 14% versus 2025.

Key facts

• EOG expects 2026 full-year crude oil and condensate production to increase approximately 5% and total crude oil and condensate, NGLs and natural gas production to increase approximately 14% compared with 2025. source
• EOG's Barnett Shale and Woodford Oil Window interests produced approximately 16 MBoed in the quarter ended September 30, 2026, including approximately 2 MBbld of crude oil and condensate. source
• EOG's ability to economically develop acreage, achieve anticipated production and returns, control project costs and capital expenditures, and maximize reserve recoveries is a risk factor. source
• The successful, economical, and legally compliant operation of EOG's third-party-operated properties is a risk factor. source
• EOG's reserve estimates may be inaccurate because they involve professional judgment. source
• Weather and natural disasters could affect demand and delay drilling or the installation and operation of production and related infrastructure. source

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