Texas project signals for sales and BD teams
Turn public construction notices and facility records into a source-dated account list with timing, scope, county, source identifiers, and verification notes.
Start with a free 10-row Texas project-signal sample. Use the full app for current watchlists, maps, linked records, exports, alerts, and broader oil and gas workflows.
Public pages show selected, lagged examples. Premium app access is for teams that need current records, source refreshes, maps, exports, alerts, and saved workflows, with an included API allowance. API-only access starts with prepaid credits from $50.
Choose your path
Premium includes the app and an API allowance. API-only buyers can start with prepaid credits. Reports and custom delivery are scoped around your territory, operators, and research question.
Search, map, filter, export, and monitor public oil and gas records by operator, county, source date, and activity type.
Packaged public-record reports for teams that want lead lists, project screens, operator activity, or territory intelligence.
For teams that need EnergyNetWatch records delivered into internal tools, account lists, monitors, or reporting workflows.
See the product
Premium is built around repeatable workflows: find where activity is happening, open the underlying records, compare operators, and export the evidence for the next call, report, or review.
See where wells, permits, spuds, and production signals are concentrated before opening the table.
Move from a selected county to permits, spuds, production, operator counts, exports, and package requests.
Infrastructure views help service, midstream, and business development teams find concentrated activity.
Use cases
EnergyNetWatch is built for teams that need a source-backed answer, not another static chart.
Find operators, counties, permits, facility records, and source dates worth a real follow-up.
Check the public records behind an operator story before the narrative gets repeated.
Track permits, wells, production timing, and operator labels around counties or assets.
Pull targeted oil and gas datasets into internal dashboards, monitors, enrichment, and reporting jobs.
Workflow
The work is not just finding a row. It is knowing the source, date basis, operator label, location, caveat, and next action before the record moves into an export, alert, report, or API feed.
Review use casesStart with a state, basin, county, operator, permit, well, or infrastructure record.
Separate permit issue date, spud timing, production month, facility signal, and source caveat.
Move from records to maps, nearby wells, counties, and infrastructure context.
Export, save, alert, request a package, or connect the data through API workflows.
Developer access
EnergyNetWatch supports structured oil and gas data access through the Premium app, API endpoints, MCP workflows, and custom data delivery. Start with prepaid API credits from $50, connect AI tools through MCP, or request a custom workflow for larger data needs.
Use structured API endpoints for operators, permits, wells, production, infrastructure signals, source dates, and coverage notes.
Read the API overviewConnect AI workflows to EnergyNetWatch data through MCP-style tool access and secure credentials.
Read the MCP overviewReview API reference material, MCP setup guidance, authentication, examples, and source-context expectations.
Open developer docsPublic proof
These are public examples. Current app coverage, exact identifiers, and exports depend on access level, source cadence, and state coverage.
Featured data hub
See how EnergyNetWatch connects pipeline permits, GIS route evidence, source records, facility data, maps, exports, alerts, and API workflows.
AI data assistant
Premium includes the EnergyNetWatch data assistant for plain-language questions across operators, permits, wells, production, infrastructure records, and coverage context. It keeps answers tied to available records instead of turning public data into unsupported claims.
Build an infrastructure activity brief for Reeves County operators.
Facility signals, permit context, operator labels, counties, and source timing.
Shortlist, caveats, follow-up links, and report-ready source notes.
Featured guide
Current Loving County Texas drilling permits: 79 recent permits, 14 reported spuds, operator labels, source dates, and lookup access.
Read guideLatest insights
Operator briefs, state-source analysis, public data guides, and production research from EnergyNetWatch.
Current Loving County Texas drilling permits: 79 recent permits, 14 reported spuds, operator labels, source dates, and lookup access.
Current Upton County Texas drilling permits: 90 recent permits, 1 reported spud, operator labels, source dates, and lookup access.
Current Martin County Texas drilling permits: 72 recent permits, 4 reported spuds, operator labels, source dates, and lookup access.
Current Glasscock County Texas drilling permits: 31 recent permits, 2 reported spuds, operator labels, source dates, and lookup access.
Platform
State production records, well metadata, source caveats, and practical data access notes.
Permit activity, operator context, counties, dates, and related development signals.
Map workflows, infrastructure context, alerts, and export-ready views inside the app.
Coverage
Coverage depth varies by state and source. EnergyNetWatch separates live app coverage, permit/API coverage, and broader public research coverage.
State-by-state production data access, source formats, and availability notes.
TX, NM, CO, CA, UT, WV, WY, AK, OK, PA, NY, ND, OH, LA
Permit-oriented workflows and API-supported state coverage.
See what is public now, how sample data differs from current app access, and which coverage notes we are preparing next.
App access
The public site explains the sources and methods. Premium is $150/month for app access, maps, filters, alerts, exports, saved workflows, the source-aware data assistant, and an included API allowance. API-only access starts with prepaid credits from $50.
