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Connecting Producers and Partners With a Digital Gathering System

Enverus

The large-scale flow of revenue statements, JIBs, division orders, and 1099s (among many other document types) not only poses risks from theft or loss of royalty checks and PII, but workflows also grind to a halt as accounting and well data trickle in. What Is P2P?

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5 Steps to Tackle Royalty Revenue & Non-Op Management Headaches—Without the Hassle

Enverus

We can effortlessly match payment calculations to division orders for precise and timely revenue. Managing minerals and non-op interests should be straightforward; but for most, its far from that. The reality? Royalty and non-op management is drowning in inefficiencies. Address changes turn into endless paperwork. If this resonates.

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Affirmative Defenses Are Insufficient to Rebut the Van Dyke Presumption

Producer's Edge

Between 2013 and 2020, Fasken, as Midland Farms’ successor, signed division orders allocating itself a fixed 1/32 royalty interest, which was paid accordingly. However, the court found this phrase consistent with the Van Dyke presumption and insufficient to rebut it.

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Oil and Gas Commission Upholds Restart Order in AWMS Appeal

Vorys Energy

On May 21, 2021, the Division of Oil and Gas Resources Management issued Chief’s Order 2021-97 (the “Restart Order”), authorizing AWMS Water Solutions, LLC, to resume injection operations at one of its Class II injection wells.

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Texas Court Subjects Override to Non-Consent Penalties

The Energy Law

Based on both the division order and the JOA terms, the Count found that BTA was not obligated to make any present payments to Boldrick for his overriding royalty interest currently being used to pay the costs and expenses of the well. Therefore, Boldrick’s reliance on those provisions to support his claim was misplaced.

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Calling Dibs! Oil and Gas Security Interests and Texas’ Unique First Purchaser Statute

Producer's Edge

A party can be considered a first purchaser under the First Purchaser Statute by signing an agreement to purchase oil or gas production, issuing a division order, or in making any other voluntary communication to the interest owner or any governmental agency recognizing the interest owner's right.

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