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Granite Wash - Exclusives

  • Apache Doubles Anadarko Base With Deal For George Solich’s Cordillera


    Cordillera holds 254,000 net acres in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
    - Jan. 30 2012
  • Welcome The New, Consolidated Granite Wash


    The Granite Wash inches forward as the industry deploys unconventional techniques to a multiple stacked play. Apache’s $2.85 billion acquisition of Cordillera Energy creates the play’s largest landholder and consolidates the central corridor.
    - Jan. 26 2012
  • Gathering The Granite Wash


    The saturation of liquids throughout the Granite Wash play is what makes it one of the more attractive and economic unconventional plays today.
    - Dec. 28 2011
  • The Western Anadarko Basin


    Fracture-stimulation jobs in the Granite Wash liquids-rich play of the western Anadarko Basin use 250,000 barrels of fluid and operators are completing an average of a well a day in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
    - Oct. 1 2011
  • Midcontinent's Granite Wash Has True Grit


    A revival in the Anadarko Basin has awakened a geologically challenging, liquids-prolific tight sands resource play.
    - Aug. 1 2011
  • Eagle Rock To Focus Midstream Growth On Granite Wash


    Eagle Rock Energy Partners LP may have more of its operations weighted toward its upstream business, but that doesn't mean it's not focused on its midstream business.
    - Jul. 5 2011
  • Granite Wash Growth


    The Pennsylvanian-aged Granite Wash tight-sands play is in the midst of a rejuvenation.
    - Jun. 13 2011
  • Well Results Show Promise for the Granite Wash


    Recent completions in both Oklahoma and Texas show the Granite Wash is a contender in the unconventional game
    - Jun. 23 2010
  • ‘Granite Wash’ Term Is Broad; Better Understanding Should Help To Exploit


    Dr. Randy Keller and three operators discuss the play’s geology, well results and economics in ‘The Hot Play’ webinar.
    - Mar. 2 2010
  • Granite Wash Production Creates Pipeline Opportunities


    As upstream activities ramp up in the play, midstream operators are looking for new build-out projects in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
    - Feb. 10 2010
  • Successes Notched in a Tough Play


    The extremely complex and heterogeneous Granite Wash play offers numerous challenges, but the payoff can be impressive. (From the Granite Wash Playbook)
    - Jan. 1 2010
  • Midstream Eyes Turning to Granite Wash


    As upstream activities ramp up in the play, midstream operators are looking for new projects in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma. (From the Granite Wash Playbook)
    - Jan. 1 2010
  • Horizontal Drilling Revitalizes a Washed-Up Play


    Forest Oil's recently announced fourth and fifth horizontal wells with average initial production rates of 37 MMcf/d in Wheeler County, Texas, confirm the positive trends seen of late in the Texas Granite Wash. Sub US $7 million drill and complete costs make drilling individual wells in this play a highly economic and perhaps highly repeatable proposition. (From the Granite Wash Playbook)
    - Jan. 1 2010
  • Granite Wash Facies: A Basin-Wide Look


    Granite Wash reservoirs have produced since the 1950s and 1960s. Horizontal drilling and multistage hydraulic fracs have turned marginal and non-economic formations into attractive horizontal development targets. (From the Granite Wash Playbook)
    - Jan. 1 2010
  • Granite Wash


    Oil and gas are far from exhausted in the Texas Panhandle, and one reservoir that is in the midst of a reconstruction is the Pennsylvanian Granite Wash. (From the Granite Wash Playbook)
    - Jan. 1 2010