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Here is a graphic we put together for Permian Basin Oil & Gas magazine. It shows Wolberry producing leases brought on since 2009. COG and Mariner have been the most active in this time period with 30 and 17 new producing leases. The map is bubbled by maximum monthly production. The large purple bubble in Midland county represents a Fasken Fee “AX” lease. It has four wells on it and a maximum of 1544 BOPD. In general, the western side of the play have more of the sweet spots, especially in the south of Midland and Upton counties.
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Justin Birmingham
Justin Birmingham is a Research Analyst at Drillinginfo. He creates proprietary research studies, works with statistical models and manages datasets for the DI Analytics team. Justin earned his Bachelor of Science from Texas State University – San Marcos.
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