DUG Midcontinent: Minerals & Royalties, Midcontinent & Beyond
Making a play of owning the subsurface, these minerals buyers discuss how they stay ahead of where Midcontinent and other plays' producers will drill.
DUG Midcontinent: Technical Panel On Water & Sand
Experts in sourcing proppant and completion water as well as in produced-water recycling and disposal describe current best practices and challenges in the Midcontinent.
DUG Midcontinent: Producing It: Private Operators
From Cleveland and Tonkawa to Caney, Osage, Meramec, and Mayes, these privately held operators are surfacing pay from their shares of the vast Midcontinent hydrocarbon resource in place.
DUG Midcontinent: The Oklahoma Trajectory
Across the Anadarko and western Arkoma basins, operators continue to improve EURs per lateral foot and while extending laterals and increasing production with fewer rigs.
DUG Midcontinent: Operator Spotlight: From Zero to 38,000 BOE/d
Formed in 2017, Camino Natural Resources has quickly grown to 38,000 BOE/d in SCOOP and Merge with three rigs at work.
DUG Midcontinent: Under the Chester Shale
Produced water isn’t an issue in the Mississippian Lime formations south of where the Chester Shale is eroded, spawning Oklahoma’s unique play nomenclature: SCOOP, STACK, MERGE, SCORE and others.
DUG Midcontinent: The Merge Play & Western Anadarko
Jones Energy has a portfolio that has deep insight into both the eastern Anadarko's Merge play and a legacy of drilling multiple western Anadarko benches, currently focused on Cleveland and Marmaton development.
DUG Midcontinent: Transactions In Oklahoma A&D
Here’s a look at valuations for Oklahoma oil and gas assets, including minerals, from the state’s largest bank’s energy investment-banking group.
DUG Midcontinent: Assets & Analysis in The Western Anadarko
FourPoint Energy and its LongPoint Minerals unit have partnered with RS Energy Group in pairing energy intelligence with industry-leading technical interpretations.
DUG Midcontinent: Producing the SCOOP
Oklahoma City-based Gulfport Energy holds some 92,000 net reservoir acres in the SCOOP with year-end 2018 proved reserves totaling 1.4 net Tcfe.