Working Interest Explained: The Other Half of Who Owns a Well — and How It's Calculated
We've written a lot on this blog about the mineral owner's side of an oil and gas well — royalties, division orders,
You own the minerals, and a well is coming. At some point an operator hands you a choice that will shape the entire economics of that well for you — and
Read more →We've written a lot on this blog about the mineral owner's side of an oil and gas well — royalties, division orders,
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There's a particular kind of candidate the oil and gas industry is quietly desperate for right now, and it is not the best
When people picture the American oil business, they picture the wrong well. They picture a gusher, or a two-mile Permian lateral making thousands of barrels
A well comes in on minerals you own, and a few months later an envelope arrives: a division order. It asks you to certify your
Most mineral owners believe something reassuring and slightly wrong: that nobody can produce oil and gas from under their land unless they sign a lease.
Ask a room of non-engineers what determines how much oil a field will produce and they'll say something about the size of the
There is a specific, well-documented way to make an oil or gas well look more valuable than it is, and it hides inside one innocent-looking
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