Permian Basin Oil and Gas Magazine

The Delaware has a higher percentage of natural gas to oil production than the Midland. While in the past companies were very focused on oil, the gas in the Delaware has suddenly become more valuable for two reasons. https://ow.ly/v5Js50TZtNP

The horse-drawn conveyance on the right gives some indication of the historical timeframe and the rudimentary means of getting the job done. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PETROLEUM MUSEUM, HOWARD BOND COLLECTION.

Jesse Mullins, Editor of PBOG, sits down with founder and CEO of Continental Resources, Harold Hamm, to discuss the future of the Permian Basin and the O&G industry at large. You don’t want to miss this issue! Subscribe today! https://ow.ly/VF1b50UgExg

It’s a whole new world for energy banking. The universe of dedicated energy lenders has declined over the past decade, and lenders are settling into the new energy banking landscape. https://ow.ly/uxvn50TXice

The month of November is—in Texas at least—marks the beginning of deer season for hunters using firearms (as opposed to bows). It's the month when deer hunting reaches its heights of attention, activity, and excitement. With so many of our oilfield readers being outdoorspeople, we wanted to share a few tales about the magic of deer hunting. https://ow.ly/lrHH50TXcy6

Dallas-based private equity firm Tailwater Capital said recently it acquired off-market, non-operated, working interest assets in Permian Basin from Accelerate Resources Operating. https://ow.ly/sycG50UcRMB

Oil industry major ExxonMobil continues to lead in rig counts in U.S. and Permian Basin, according to a report this week by Enverus. https://ow.ly/hohk50UcRJa

Dallas-based LandBridge said this week it acquired about 46,000 contiguous surface acres in southern Delaware Basin for $245 million in cash from a subsidiary of VTX Energy Partners. https://ow.ly/FvWE50UcRzA

The journal entries below are excerpted from recent installments of James Wicklund's “Things I Learned...” newsletter. https://ow.ly/RVht50TZsaB

The backfill begins on this ambitious stretch of pipeline. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PETROLEUM MUSEUM, HOWARD BOND COLLECTION.