Development and investor recognition of the potential of unconventional resources in the Delaware lagged that of the Midland by about 18 to 24 months leading into 2015. Today, operators’ focus is settling in on the central and southern Delaware and investor appetite for leasehold has grown to rival that of the Midland. Hear from Mike Wichterich, president of Three River Operating Co. III LLC, about this operator’s findings.
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