Osage’s Nemaha Ridge Project delivered strong growth in crude oil and natural gas production during the first quarter of 2013.

The Blevins 1-7H, located in Section 7-17N-3W and operated by Stephens Production Company, achieved one-day peak production of 557 BOE on a gas lift and has averaged 466 BOE in the seven days since that peak.

Assets include 400 mmcfd of processing capacity in core producing area.

As a result of the acquisition of Petro LLC, the company has added 115,000 gross/85,000 net acres to its oil and gas portfolio, establishing a significant presence in the promising Mississippi Lime play.

The Driver processing facility was placed in service on April 12, 2013 and increases the overall processing capacity on the WestTX system to 455 MMcf/d.

Initially planning to drill two wells per month, Osage and its partners have spud 10 wells to date in 2013, fully 50% ahead of the planned pace.

Pacific Energy Development also recently announced the results of initial production from its second and third wells, the Logan 2H and Waves 1H, from its Niobrara asset located in Weld County, Colo.

Three operators are expanding 2013 Mississippi Lime efforts, including a transition to pad drilling as the industry develops greater clarity on the play’s idiosyncracies.

The newest event in the company's successful DUG(TM) conference series, DUG Midcontinent joins the largest unconventional resource events in the world.

New Gulf’s assets are east of the Nemaha Ridge in an area of the play that benefits from shallower depths (lower D&C costs) and a higher oil weighting than the majority of the Mississippian trend.

The properties extend over 49,500 net acres with more than 300 potential drilling locations.

Study looks at production of two Oklahoma City-based energy giants.

The total consideration for the transaction will be $1.02 billion in cash, of which about 93% will be received upon closing.

A&D activity in the play last year is reviewed.

The average 30-day initial production rate on the Krittenbrink 1-1H was 494 BOE with a product mix composed of approximately 88% crude oil and 12% high-BTU natural gas.