EOG said it was seeing promising results from its newer Dorado dry gas properties in South Texas, and anticipated directing additional investment there. By Liz Hampton Aug 5 (Reuters) - U.S. shale oil producer EOG Resources EOG.N on Friday said it expects to deliver roughly 4% oil and gas volume growth this year, and hold a similar trajectory in 2023, as inflation and supply chain problems continue to snarl the oil industry. Unlike some of its rivals that expanded spending budgets this year, EOG has held steady its capital expenditures forecast.