Here it is folks. The latest permit map for oil and gas wells in the Texas Eagle Ford area. Look at all those beautiful dots. Looks like things continue to grow East towards the EagleBine.
Eagle Ford Well Permit Map – Source: Texas Railroad Commission
Blue Dots, Red Dots, Green Dots – Everywhere you look Dots, Dots, and more Dots. The Eagle Ford Map keeps growing. Frack ’em Up Baby ; )
Source: Texas Railroad Commission
Here is the latest Eagle Ford Map showing Permits and Oil & Gas wells on schedule.
5,468 Blue Dots (Permits)
5,285 Green Dots (Oil Wells)
2,617 Red Dots (Gas Wells)
Eagle Ford Map – Source: Texas Railroad Commission
With so many dots. the Eagle Ford Well Permit map is starting to look like one big tri-color image. Just wait until they start drilling for gas… some predict 100,000 more wells to drill through 2030.
Source: Texas Railroad Commission
Is Santa gonna bring you a blue dot?
Eagle Ford December 2013 source: Texas Railroad Commission
Video showing the the Eagle Ford Shale evolving since 2008. Watch it grow from nothing to one of the most prolific oilfields in the world. The map changes once a month from May 2008 to present day.
The latest map of Oil and Gas permits in Eagle Ford. Provided by the Texas Railroad Commission. Click Map for Full Size Image.
Source: Texas Railroad Commission
A sea of dots – Dots everywhere – Got a dot?
Latest Eagle Ford Well Permit Map
Source – Texas Railroad Commission
The green dots are growing. Eagle Ford map shows the latest “on schedule” oil rigs for the Eagle Ford have jumped 406 since the last map from the Texas Railroad Commission, back in May.
Source: Texas Railroad Commission
You got a blue dot?
May, 13, 2013 – The latest Eagle Ford map showing Permits and Oil & Gas wells on schedule. 5,497 Permits / 3,462 Oil on schedule / 1,443 Gas on schedule.
Click To Enlarge – Eagle Ford May 2013 – Source: Texas Railroad Commission
Just released today: The latest Eagle Ford April Permit and Well map shows a total of 5,484 Permits, which is an increase of 26 since last month. Oil wells on line increased by 264 and Gas wells by 204 since March.
Source: Texas Railroad Commission