Click here for the latest map of the entire Eagle Ford area:

http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/eagleford/images/EagleFordShalePlay201110-large.jpg

Check out the latest Eagle Ford Map from the Texas Railroad Commission:

Update 04.29.11

Source: Texas Railroad Commission:  http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/eagleford/images/EagleFordShalePlay201105-large.jpg

Eagle Ford Drilling Permits December 2016

Click to enlarge the image below of the Permit  Activity in the Eagle Ford. Word on the street is that the landmen are knocking and they are saying that drilling will commence. What are ya’ll hearing?

Oil and Gas Wells Permitted and Completed in the Eagle Ford Shale Play:

2,148 Permits – 11,735 Oil on Schedule – 5,650 Gas on Schedule

It’s crazy dot time.  Look at all of those beautiful dots marking Eagle Ford Oil and Gas Wells! The September Well Permit Map from the Texas Railroad Commission.

Here is the latest Eagle Ford Wells Map – Permitted and Complete for August. Permits jumped by 281 since the  July Map came out.
Blue Dots =   5,965 permits
Green Dots = 6,505 Oil – On Schedule
Red Dots =     3,285 Gas – On Schedule

Eagle Ford Well Permit Map – Wells Permitted and Complete.
Source: Texas Railroad Commission

Using only brackish and/or recycled water, Apache is able to address the shortage of water in West Texas. Reusing frack water is a a double whammy. Protects our precious water supply and saves money. Water disposal costs upwards of $2.50/barrel, while the cost of recycling water is around 29¢/barrel. 

Source: Texas Water Board

Read the entire article at:

http://www.ogj.com/articles/uogr/print/volume-2/issue-1/wolfcamp/apache-fracs-wolfcamp-wells-without-fresh-water-in-dry-barnhart-project-area.html

Map source:

http://www.twdb.texas.gov/publications/reports/waterconditions/twc_pdf_archives/2013/twcDec2013.pdf

5,225 Permits (blue dots)  /  4,476 Oil Wells (green)  /  2,193 Gas Wells (red)

Source: Texas Railroad Commission

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The latest Eagle Ford Map is painting Texas in a sea of Blue, Red and Green dots.  Go Eagle Ford – Go…

Eagle Ford Map source: Texas Railroad Commission

Houston, Texas

The Oil & Gas Year held a press conference at the Houstonian hotel on Friday May 3rd, where they unveiled their  latest research project: “The Oil & Gas Year Eagle Ford Texas 2013″.

Highlighting the event was Texas Railroad Commissioner, David J. Porter, The Oil & Gas Year Eagle Ford Texas 2013’s “Man of the Year” award.

Commissioner Porter commented “One of the biggest challenges with Eagle Ford is all the misinformation”.  He went on to say that Eagle Ford is “best regulated at the state level”  We could not agree more!

Eagle Ford News has reviewed the publication and found it to be the most comprehensive publication on the Eagle Ford shale to date.