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Oseberg generated the following weekly report, which covers activity in Oklahoma for the week of March 27, 2017. This is a 7 and 30 day lookback, which we update every week. For our blog, we have included only leases, spacings, poolings, completions and permits. 

It’s been a busy week here in Oklahoma! The following weekly report was generated by Oseberg and covers activity in Oklahoma for the week of March 20, 2017. Want to learn what these trends mean for your business? Contact us for a demo of Atla, our leading upstream energy data desktop Business Intelligence tool which provides the richest, most accurate, and deepest data sets and analysis on a multitude of public filings across Oklahoma and Texas.

This report demonstrates leases, spacings, poolings, completions and permits in Oklahoma over the last 7 and 30 days.

The following weekly report was generated by Oseberg and covers activity in Oklahoma for the week of March 13, 2017. Want to learn what these trends mean for your business? Contact us for a demo of Atla, our leading upstream energy data desktop Business Intelligence tool which provides the richest, most accurate, and deepest data sets and analysis on a multitude of public filings across Oklahoma and Texas.
This report demonstrates leases, spacings, poolings, completions and permits in Oklahoma over the last 7 and 30 days.

The following weekly report was generated by Oseberg. Want to learn what these trends mean for your business? Contact us for a demo of Atla, our leading upstream energy data desktop Business Intelligence tool which provides the richest, most accurate, and deepest data sets and analysis on a multitude of public filings across Oklahoma and Texas.

The following weekly report was generated by Oseberg. Want to learn what these trends mean for your business? Contact us for a demo of Atla, our leading upstream energy data desktop Business Intelligence tool which provides the richest, most accurate, and deepest data sets and analysis on a multitude of public filings across Oklahoma and Texas.