HAYNESVILLE RIG COUNT BY PARISH/COUNTY AND OPERATOR (12/25/20)

THE GHS HAYNESVILLE SHALE RIG TRACKER.

I'll update each week so we can follow the rig count.  I am only counting rigs drilling the Haynesville and Bossier formations.  Many industry rig numbers are for the "Haynesville Area",  however they may defined that, and includes wells drilling other formations.

Scroll down for each new weekly count.  I am deleting the January 26 rig count that I used to start this discussion and replacing it with a running list showing the rig count by state by week.

1/26.    LA - 26, TX - 14: 40

2/1.      LA - 27, TX - 14:  41

2/8.      LA - 25, TX - 13:  38

2/14.    LA - 25, TX - 14:  39

2/21.    LA - 26, TX - 14:  40

2/28.    LA - 24, TX - 14:  38

3/6.      LA - 27, TX - 13:  40

3/14.    LA - 24, TX - 15:  39

3/21.    LA - 25, TX - 15:  40

3/27.    LA - 26, TX - 11:  37

4/4.      LA - 25, TX - 9:    34

4/10.    LA - 26, TX - 9:    35

4/17.    LA - 23, TX - 9:    32

4/24.    LA - 23, TX - 10:  33

5/1.      LA - 23, TX - 10:  33

5/8.      LA - 22, TX - 9:    31

5/15.    LA - 19, TX - 10:  29

5/22.   LA - 21, TX - 10:   31

5/26.   LA - 19, TX - 11:   30

5/29.   LA - 20, TX - 11:   31

6/5.     LA - 21, TX - 10:  31

6/12.   LA - 20, TX - 10:  30

6/19.   LA - 21, TX - 11:  32

6/26.   LA - 21, TX - 12:  33

7/3.    LA - 20, TX - 15:   35

7/10.  LA - 20, TX - 15:   35

7/17:  LA - 20, TX - 11:   31

7/24:  LA - 21, TX - 11:   32

7/31:  LA - 19, TX - 12:   31

8/7:    LA - 22, TX - 12:  34

8/14:  LA - 25, TX - 12:   37 *  Corrected

8/21:  LA - 24, TX - 12:  36

8/28:  LA - 22, TX - 12:  34

9/4:   LA - 23,  TX - 10:  33

9/11:  LA - 25,  TX - 11:  36

9/18:  LA - 24, TX - 12:  36

9/25:  LA - 25, TX - 13:  38

10/2:  LA - 25, TX - 13:  38

10/9:  LA - 24, TX - 11:  35

10/16: LA - 24, TX - 11: 35

10/23: LA - 25, TX - 13: 38

10/30: LA - 23, TX - 15: 38

11/6:   LA - 23, TX - 14: 37

11/13: LA - 26, TX - 14: 40

11/20: LA - 27, TX - 16: 43

11/27: LA - 26, TX - 16: 42

12/4:  LA - 26, TX - 16:  42

12/11: LA - 28, TX - 15: 43

12/18: LA - 27, TX - 16: 43

12/25: LA - 28, TX - 16: 44

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 23, 2020 at 2:06

LOUISIANA (21, increase of 2)

Bienville:  Aethon – 2, Comstock - 2.

Bossier:  0

Caddo:  Trinity – 1, Comstock – 1.

DeSoto:  Aethon – 3, Vine – 2, Indigo – 1, Comstock - 1, Brix - 3,Chesapeake - 1.

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1.

Sabine:  GEP Haynesville – 1, Indigo - 1.

 

 

TEXAS (10, no change)

Harrison: Sabine – 1, Rockcliff – 2.

Nacogdoches:  Aethon - 1.

Panola:  Rockcliff – 2, R Lacy – 1, Sabine - 2.

San Augustine – Aethon – 1.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 27, 2020 at 1:27

Corrected, 5/26.

LOUISIANA (19, no change)

Bienville:  Aethon – 2, Comstock - 1.

Bossier:  0

Caddo:  Trinity – 1, Comstock – 1.

DeSoto:  Aethon – 2, Vine – 1, Indigo – 1, Comstock - 1, Brix - 3,Chesapeake - 1.

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1.

Sabine:  GEP Haynesville – 1, Indigo - 1.

 

 

TEXAS (11, increase of 1)

Harrison: Sabine – 1, Rockcliff – 2.

Nacogdoches:  Aethon - 1.

Panola:  Rockcliff – 2, R Lacy – 1, Sabine - 2.

San Augustine – Aethon – 2.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 30, 2020 at 2:25

LOUISIANA (20, INCREASE OF 1)

Bienville:  Aethon – 2.

Bossier:  0

Caddo:  Trinity – 1, Comstock – 2.

DeSoto:  Aethon – 2, Vine – 1, Indigo – 1, Comstock - 1, Brix - 3,Chesapeake - 1.

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1, Vine - 1, GEP Haynesville - 1.

Sabine:  Indigo - 1.

 

 

TEXAS (11, no change)

Harrison: Sabine – 1, Rockcliff – 3.

Nacogdoches:  Aethon - 1.

Panola:  Rockcliff – 3 Sabine - 1.

San Augustine – Aethon – 2.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on June 1, 2020 at 4:47

U.S./Canadian oil & gas rig count falls to record low: Baker Hughes

Scott DiSavino  May 29, 2020

(Reuters) - U.S. and Canadian energy firms cut the number of oil and natural gas rigs operating to a record low as they slash spending on new drilling after global coronavirus lockdowns caused energy prices and demand to collapse.

The U.S. oil and gas rig count, an early indicator of future output, fell by 17 to an all-time low of 301 in the week to May 29, according to data from energy services firm Baker Hughes Co going back to 1940.

That was 683 rigs, or 69%, below this time last year and was the fourth week in a row the U.S. count fell to a fresh record low.

For the month, the U.S. rigs dropped by 164, its third monthly decline in a row.

The Canadian rig count fell by one to an all-time low of 20 this week, according to Baker Hughes.

That was 65 rigs, or 76%, below this time last year and was the third week in a row it fell to a record low.

Analysts said they expect U.S. energy firms to continue chopping rigs for the rest of the year and keep the count low in 2021 and 2022.

“Rig activity should ... drop below 300 despite the recent modest recovery in oil prices. Obviously, lower drilling activity will lead to production decline,” said James Williams of WTRG Economics in Arkansas, noting “Natural gas drilling should start to recover before oil.”

U.S. crude futures were trading above $33 a barrel on Friday, up about 78% this month but still down about 45% since the start of the year. [O/R]

U.S. oil rigs fell 15 to 222 this week, their lowest since June 2009, while gas rigs fell two to 77, their lowest on record according data going back to 1987.

Permalink Reply by William C. Morrison on June 1, 2020 at 7:29

While the Coronavirus certainly a vast impact, the oil spat between Russia and Saudi Arabia also had just as significant impact on the US oil market.  We are still working off the world wide glut of crude oil and will do so for some months to come.  Canada was devastated.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on June 6, 2020 at 2:13

LOUISIANA (21, INCREASE OF 1)

Bienville:  Aethon – 1.

Bossier:  Aethon 1, Comstock 2.

Caddo:  Pine Wave 1, Trinity – 1, Comstock – 2, Chesapeake 1.

DeSoto:  Aethon – 1, Vine – 1, Indigo – 1, Comstock - 1, Brix - 3,Chesapeake - 1.

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1, GEP Haynesville - 1.

Sabine:  Indigo - 1.

 

 

TEXAS (10, decrease of 1)

Harrison: Sabine – 1, Rockcliff – 2.

Nacogdoches:  no rigs

Panola:  Rockcliff – 2, Sabine - 1.

San Augustine – Aethon – 3.

Shelby - Legacy Reserves Operating (1) *

*  Legacy Reserves is new to the E TX Haynesville rig report and this is the first HA well in Shelby County in a long time.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on June 6, 2020 at 7:23

Legacy Reserves Inc. is an independent energy company engaged in the development, production and acquisition of oil and natural gas properties in the United States.  Its current operations are focused on the horizontal development of unconventional plays in the Permian Basin and the cost-efficient management of shallow-decline oil and natural gas wells in the Permian Basin, East Texas, Rocky Mountain and Mid-Continent regions. 

https://www.legacyreserves.com/

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on June 13, 2020 at 3:04

LOUISIANA (20, DECREASE OF 1)

Bienville:  Aethon – 1.

Bossier:  Aethon 1, Comstock 2.

Caddo:  Pine Wave 1, Trinity – 1, Comstock – 1, Chesapeake 1.

DeSoto:  Aethon – 1, Vine – 1, Indigo – 1, Comstock - 1, Brix - 2,Chesapeake - 1.

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1, GEP Haynesville - 1, Vine - 1.

Sabine:  Indigo - 1.

  TEXAS (10, NO CHANGE)

Harrison: Sabine – 1, Rockcliff – 2.

Nacogdoches:  no rigs

Panola:  Rockcliff – 2, Sabine - 1.

San Augustine – Aethon – 3.

Shelby - Legacy Reserves - 1

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on June 20, 2020 at 4:18

LOUISIANA (21, INCREASE OF 1)

Bienville:  Aethon – 1.

Bossier:  Aethon 1, Comstock 2.

Caddo:  Pine Wave 1, Trinity – 1, Chesapeake 1.

DeSoto:  Aethon – 1, Indigo – 1, Comstock - 2, Brix – 2..

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1, GEP Haynesville - 1, Vine - 3.

Sabine:  Indigo - 1.

TEXAS (11, INCREASE OF 1)

Harrison: Sabine – 1, Rockcliff – 2.

Nacogdoches:  no rigs

Panola:  Rockcliff – 2, Sabine - 1, Tanos - 1.

San Augustine – Aethon – 3.

Shelby - Legacy Reserves - 1

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on June 27, 2020 at 1:54

LOUISIANA (21, NO CHANGE)

Bienville:  Aethon – 2.

Bossier:  Aethon 1, Comstock 2.

Caddo:  Pine Wave 1, Trinity – 1, Chesapeake - 1.

DeSoto: Indigo – 1, Comstock - 2, Brix – 1, Chesapeake - 1 .

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1, GEP Haynesville - 1, Vine - 3.

Sabine:  Indigo - 1.

TEXAS (12, INCREASE OF 1)

Harrison: Rockcliff – 3.

Nacogdoches:  no rigs

Panola:  Rockcliff – 1, Sabine - 2, Tanos - 1, Iron Mountain Energy* - 1.

San Augustine – Aethon – 3.

Shelby - Legacy Reserves - 1

*This the first appearance of Iron Mountain Energy in the weekly rig report.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on June 27, 2020 at 2:00

IRON MOUNTAIN ENERGY, L.L.C.

Company Number   0801113290
Status Active
Incorporation Date  21 April 2009 (about 11 years ago)
Company Type  TEXAS LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
Jurisdiction  Texas (US)
Registered Address
 
Directors / Officers
Source Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, https://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/coa/, 1 Jun 2020
Mailing Address

PO BOX 351, CARTHAGE, TX, 75633

Telephone Number

Number: 9036932206

Identifier System Identifier Categories
US Texas TIN 32039365062 Tax details
Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on July 3, 2020 at 1:24

LOUISIANA (20, DECREASE OF 1)

Bienville:  Aethon – 2.

Bossier:  Aethon 1, Comstock 2.

Caddo:  Pine Wave 1 Chesapeake - 1.

DeSoto: Indigo – 1, Comstock - 2, Brix – 1, Chesapeake - 1 .

Natchitoches:  Indigo – 2.

Red River:  Aethon – 1, GEP Haynesville - 1, Vine - 3.

Sabine:  Indigo - 1.

TEXAS (15, INCREASE OF 3)

Harrison: Rockcliff – 4, Trinity Op* - 2.

Nacogdoches:  Aethon - 1.

Panola:  Rockcliff – 1, Sabine - 2, Tanos - 1, Iron Mountain Energy* - 1.

San Augustine – Aethon – 2.

Shelby - Legacy Reserves - 1

*This the first appearance of Trinity Operating in the E TX portion of the weekly rig report.  Trinity is the operating partner for USG Properties, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy.  Previously the company has been drilling in Caddo Parish near the state line.

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