What this public sample includes
- Reviewed monthly production trend.
- Rounded state, county, operator, and masked well examples.
- Source notes and public-sample caveats.
Texas Railroad Commission data is commercially important and structurally difficult to normalize. This reviewed public sample shows rounded statewide movement, three county examples, three source operator labels, and masked well fields without publishing the complete dataset.
Aug. 3, 2026 public review. This public sample is based on real EnergyNetWatch records and includes production context through 2026-04 where available. Live app data may be newer, and source publication lags vary by state. For source readiness, see Texas coverage.
In this reviewed Texas sample, rounded modeled oil moves from 128M bbl in November 2025 to 95M bbl in April 2026. Rounded modeled gas moves from 620B mcf to 449B mcf over the same period.
Midland, Martin, and Reeves are shown as selected April county aggregates. Complete county rankings, individual records, maps, histories, and exports remain inside EnergyNetWatch.
Texas coverage depends on source-aware handling of RRC production, drilling permits, well records, and GIS joins. Lease-level and well-level reporting differences matter for serious analysis.
Percent changes compare the rounded public monthly totals shown on this page. They are directional, not a live production forecast.
Mar 26 to Apr 26
109M to 95M bbl
Mar 26 to Apr 26
491B to 449B mcf
Nov 25 to Apr 26
128M to 95M bbl
Nov 25 to Apr 26
620B to 449B mcf
This public Texas view is built from real EnergyNetWatch Texas records reviewed Aug. 3, then rounded for public display. Texas requires source-specific handling because production can be reported at lease and well levels, and well attribution often depends on RRC identifiers, county context, and GIS joins.
| Primary source family | Texas Railroad Commission production, permit, well, and GIS records |
|---|---|
| Public treatment | Six rounded state months, three counties, three source operator labels, and three masked API examples |
| Why it matters | Texas is the broadest public sample for Permian, Eagle Ford, Haynesville, and Barnett workflows |
| Public cutoff | April 2026, the latest complete production month in the Aug. 3 review |
Rounded from 677,228 Texas rows reviewed Aug. 3
Latest complete month under the reviewed completeness rule
Three county and three operator summaries
Full identifiers, coordinates, and histories require app access
Rounded monthly values from the reviewed public sample. Oil and gas bars use separate scales because they are measured in different units.
This page is an aggregate public sample. App access is for teams that need current availability, unmasked well records, full monthly histories, maps, exports, and operator-level workflows.
Counts and production figures are rounded or summarized for public pages. Source-level interpretation and normalized exports are available with app access.
Source status and caveats are tracked on the Texas coverage page.
Three reviewed aggregates provide public context. Complete county rankings and record lists remain inside EnergyNetWatch.
These are source operator labels in the reviewed production aggregate, not consolidated company identities. Complete rankings and profiles require app access.
Public samples show representative fields with masked identifiers, rounded volumes, and limited monthly context.
Masked API, well label, operator, county, month, and rounded volumes.
Full histories, coordinates, exports, source joins, maps, saved filters, and workflow tools.
Current records, precise coordinates, complete histories, exports, maps, and repeatable workflows require app access.