—For Mineral Buyers Only— Image above: Sample from Sourcenergy presentation, MARC, April 2022, Houston, TX. Download this presentation from the Mineral & Royalty Conference (MARC), April 2022, Houston, TX. In April 2022, Josh Adler, Founder & CEO, Sourcenergy, was a featured speaker at MARC’s annual event. His presentation and this supporting deck will […]
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April 2022, in the Permian Basin, DirtWork AlertTM detected 317 permits on 250 well pads currently under construction or completed. The number of permits with active pad development fell by 25.6% vs March 2022. Conversely, the total number of pads associated to these permits increased from 143 in March to 250 in April (+74.8%). Many […]
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Before any permit for a new salt water disposal or injection well can be filed in Texas or New Mexico a public notice of intent is required to be published for public viewing and comment. Only Sourcenergy captures and tracks these notices which provides insight into future drilling plans ahead of the drilling permit. Sourcenergy […]
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March 2022, in the Permian Basin, DirtWork AlertTM detected 426 permits on 143 well pads currently under construction or completed. Permits with active pad development are up 35% vs February 2022. The total number of pads associated to these permits increased from 85 in February to 143 in March (+68%). Many drilling permits are filed […]
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Before any permit for a new salt water disposal or injection well can be filed in Texas or New Mexico a public notice of intent is required to be published for public viewing and comment. Only Sourcenergy captures and tracks these notices which provides insight into future drilling plans ahead of the drilling permit. Sourcenergy […]
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February 2022, in the Permian Basin, DirtWork AlertTM detected 315 permits on 85 well pads currently under construction or completed. Many drilling permits are filed but many are never drilled. It is important to identify those permits where drilling is actually going to take place. In many cases, well pads and ponds are being constructed […]
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Before any permit for a new salt water disposal or injection well can be filed in Texas or New Mexico a public notice of intent is required to be published for public viewing and comment. Only Sourcenergy captures and tracks these notices which provides insight into future drilling plans ahead of the drilling permit. Sourcenergy […]
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The Haynesville is a hotbed for natural gas production. Spending is up. Drilling activity is already beating predictions. We are excited to announce our expanded data coverage into this East Texas/North Louisiana play. Oilfield services and mineral buyers can take advantage of this increase in our footprint to see new upstream opportunities before their competition. […]
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Before any permit for a new salt water disposal or injection well can be filed in Texas or New Mexico a public notice of intent is required to be published for public viewing and comment. Only Sourcenergy captures and tracks these notices which provides insight into future drilling plans ahead of the drilling permit. Sourcenergy […]
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Saltwater Disposals (SWDs) are taking a lot of heat for Permian Basin seismic activity. In some circumstances, saltwater injection can interact with geologic fault lines to induce seismicity. But seismicity can also come from hydraulic fracturing or EOR for similar reasons, or mining, or from subsurface hydrocarbon and water depletion, or from natural tectonic activity. […]
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