
Cordillera holds 254,000 net acres in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
- Jan. 30 2012

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
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

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

A revival in the Anadarko Basin has awakened a geologically challenging, liquids-prolific tight sands resource play.
- Aug. 1 2011

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

The Pennsylvanian-aged Granite Wash tight-sands play is in the midst of a rejuvenation.
- Jun. 13 2011

Recent completions in both Oklahoma and Texas show the Granite Wash is a contender in the unconventional game
- Jun. 23 2010

Dr. Randy Keller and three operators discuss the play’s geology, well results and economics in ‘The Hot Play’ webinar.
- Mar. 2 2010

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

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

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

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 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

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