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Oklahoma Oil & Gas Activity
- Continental Resources continues to show strong signs of growth. Among others, we can attribute this to:
(1) new completion designs, which are reportedly saving them over $1 million a well;
(2) operations in less-trafficked basins, which have resulted in Continental being less impacted by takeaway constraints affecting the rest of the industry.
It’s no surprise, therefore, that Continental continues to dominate its peers, acquiring the largest number of leases in Oklahoma over the past 30 days and outpacing all others in terms of drilling permits.
- Stephens and McClain counties remain the most actively leased areas in Oklahoma.
- Camino Natural Resources has filed the largest number of pooling applications this month in Oklahoma.
- Blue Water Resources acquired more than 60 wells from Onapa Gas Company in the Arkoma Basin.
Oklahoma Oil & Gas Activity
- Stone Oak Operating acquired more than 100 wells from Tapstone Energy in Northwest Oklahoma (particularly Beaver, Ellis, and Harper county).
- Continental Resources is the most active operator in terms of spacing activity in Oklahoma. Spacing apps have been filed in Garvin and Grady counties.
- Alta Mesa has filed the most permits to drill in the last 30 days.
- Newfield Exploration has filed the largest number of pooling applications in Oklahoma over the last 30 days.
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