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Elk Range Royalties closes $905 million acquisition of DJ Basin assets

Oil & Gas 360º

(World Oil) – Elk Range Royalties has announced a landmark acquisition of a significant mineral and royalty position spanning approximately 250,000 net royalty acres (NRA) in the DJ Basin from affiliates of Occidental Petroleum (Oxy). The high-quality operator footprint enhances production visibility and long-term value creation.

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Elk Range Royalties follows Permian acquisition with 250,000 net acres from Oxy

Permian Basin Oil and Gas Magazine

Dallas-based Elk Range Royalties said recently it closed a deal to acquire 250,000 net royalty acres from affiliates of Occidental Petroleum for $905 million. Elk said the assets in DJ Basin include a mix of current production, near-term activity through DUC wells (drilled but uncompleted) and long-term growth through undeveloped locations.

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ReconAfrica provides drilling update on Prospect I

Oil & Gas 360º

Prospect I is located onshore Namibia in Petroleum Exploration Licence 073 (“PEL73”) and is the Company’s largest prospect to be drilled so far. We remain on track to spud the well this quarter and are looking forward to unlocking the significant potential of the Damara Fold Belt.”

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U.S. Shale’s Superpower Isn’t Geology — It’s Consistency

Oil Gas Leads

Vicki Hollub, Occidental Petroleum U.S. Mike Wirth, Chevron The Shale Decline Dilemma: You Stop, You Slide Even with advanced tech, decline curves dont disappear. Shale wells lose 3040% of their production in the first year. That means without continuous drilling, output falls off a cliff. Shale is a treadmillyou stop, you slide.

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