Oil Industry Voices Shape Future Energy Lawyers
Law students toured Petroplex facilities in Martin County meeting executives like Jim McCright and J. David Donnell to learn about drilling, regulations, and mineral rights. They discussed titles, surface use, and local impacts while recognizing broader economic ties beyond oil.
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Hurd
Jim McCright
Petroplex
McCright
Petroplex Land
J. David Donnell
Donnell
Zachary Johnson
Texas
Martin County
Sean Murphy
New York City
New York
Murphy
Jeff Bierbrodt
Bierbrodt
Petroplex Energy Inc
SWD
Martin Co
University of Illinois Law
Permian oil edge noted by Wood Mackenzie analyst
Harold Skip York of Wood Mackenzie says the Permian Basin holds an advantage because the location of oil is well known compared with other regions. This was cited in the public media center on Wood Mackenzie’s site.
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Skip
York Wood Mackenzie
Oil price at 75 dollars per barrel could keep reserves economic
A study outlines two non controllable risks to Permian reserves and two controllable mitigations. Global collapse or above ground bans could erase gains, while oil firms can cut costs and raise efficiency. Increased drilling efficiency, longer laterals, and more service competition may reduce break evens in the Permian Basin.
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York
Midland
West Texas
Cushing
Okla
Permian
Tom Kloza
Oil Price Information Service
Wood Mackenzie
Permian Basin Drill Report March 27 to April 2
Texas Railroad Commission approves numerous New Drill and Recompletion permits across Midland, Martin, Reeves, Glasscock, Howard, Ward, Ector, Upton, Andrews, Andrews, Reagan, Loving, Pecos and other districts. Companies include Anadarko E&P Onshore, Apache, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, OXY, Energen, Enerlife, CrownQuest, Range, RKI, SandRidge, EXCO, and many others with counts per leaseholds.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Anadarko E&p
Wheat Trust
Loving
Davis
Ward
New
Apache Corporation
Nichols
Glasscock
McDougle
Howard
Spike SP
Irion
Chance
Parrot
Bell
Athlon Holdings LP
Raider
New Drill
Haney
Atlantic Operating Inc
Polar, Loving
B & R.oil Inc
Williamson, Estor
Banner Operating LLC
Livingston
Tom Green
Basa Resources, Inc
Foster
Mary
Mitchell
Berry Oil
Gardendale
Ector
Big Star Oil & Gas LLC
Idea
Breitburn Operating LP
Wearner
Martin
Resources Operating LLC
Crockett
Reeves
Bright & Co
Poteet
Crane
Broad Oak Energy, LLC
Farmar
Calion Petroleum Operating Co
University
Reagan
Neal, Upton
Capstone Natural Resources LLC
Deford
R.K
Andrews
Chevron U.S.A. Inc
Lupin Txl Fee
Midland
Energy Co
Airfield
Hockley
COG Operating LLC
Sugg
ConocoPhillips Company
Hogan
Embar
el Jefe WC
Cr3 Operating LLC
Adair
Terry
CrownQuest Operating LLC
Baker
Nail Ranch
Des Desert Energy Services LLC
Hwy 158
Devon Energy Production Co. LP
Darling North A
Upton
Diamondback E&p LLC
Gridiron
STW
WHL
Eagle Energy Acquisitions LP
University 147
Endeavor Energy Resources LP
Lange Farms
Energen Resources Corporation
San Saba
Enrich Oil Corporation
Caroline
Runnels
EOG Resources, Inc
EXCO/HGI JV Assets LLC
EXL Petroleum LP
Sue State
ICA Energy Operating LLC
ICA University
Juno Operating Company
Clark Wood Ranch
Crosby
Kinder Morgan Production Co. LLC
Kinder Morgan Bergen
Gaines
Laredo Petroleum Inc
Griffith
Lane Trust
E Glass
Alloc
Legacy Reserves Operating LP
Lowe
M.R. G
Bitler-Lowe
Linn Operating Inc
Nobles, Midland
Jake
Memorial Production Operating LLC
Dennis
Pioneer Natural Resources USA Inc
Dickenson, C
XBC Giddings Estate
XBC Giddings
QEP Energy Mabee J
Quantum Resources Management LLC
Ford
Gray
Columbus
Edmondson A
RKI Exploration & Production LLC
CBR 32
Rocker A
McCrary
Garza
RSP Permian LLC
Bus Barn
SandRidge Exploration and Production LLC
Lockhart
Sharp Image Energy Inc
Oe Mountain
Kent
Sheridan Production LLC
Goldsmith Adobe
CVX
Fuirman B
SM Energy Britain
Harral
Pecos
Steller Energy & Investment Corp
Stewart, Reed
WGT Offshore Inc
XTO Energy Inc
la Escalera
Goldsmith
Et al
Railroad Commission
U S Rig Count Rises to 1818 This Week
Baker Hughes reported a weekly rise of nine rigs in the United States bringing the total active rigs to 1,818. Of the 1,818, 1,498 were targeting oil and 316 targeted natural gas with four miscellaneous. Texas led gains with 11 new rigs, while Louisiana and several other states saw declines. The count compares with 1,738 a year earlier and recalls past highs and lows since 1981 and 1999.
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Houston Oilfield Services
Baker Hughes Inc
U.S
Houston
Texas
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Louisiana
Alaska
Kansas
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Arkansas
North Dakota
Ohio
Utah
West Virginia
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Mark Sterkeljodessa
Www
Wood
Mac.com
Kirk Edwards
Las Colinas Energy Partners
Odessa
Pioneer Natural Resources
United State
Saudi Arabia
Permian Basin Drilling Report
Marjorie
Forge Energy LLC
Nashua
HP. Slagel Producing Co
E. House, Scurry, Recomple
Halliburton Operating Company
Mabel
Dickens
Hess Corporation
Seminole San Andres
Hunt Oil Company
Amacker
Canon Ranch Unit
Borden
Primexx Operating Corporation
Campbell, Reeves
Shifflett State
Tema Oil and Gas Company
Hirsch Swd
Unitex Oil & Gas LLC
Moral Unit
Scurry
THE
Associated Press
Nevada
Alabama
South Dakota
Tennessee
Upper
Florida
N.E
Central
Hawaii
Far West
West
North
Panhandle
Kentucky
Washington State
S. Louisiana
United States
Michigan
Canada
Mississippi
West Texas Spur
Savadwr
athaeeneLte
Rene
Arene
Jed
Data, Inc
Draided Line
Odessa, TX