Friday updates

State permit and project watchlists

Public state pages for source-backed permit, project, operator, production-clock, and infrastructure activity.

The purpose is not to publish every row. The public pages show selected evidence, commercial takeaways, source caveats, and the exact EnergyNetWatch workflow available behind request access.

Stable URLs

Each major state gets one durable public location instead of a new thin page every week.

Recurring cadence

Recurring updates keep the same state URL current while preserving useful history for market review.

Source evidence

Pages name the source record family, record stage, date basis, and caveat before recommending a follow-up.

Workflow CTAs

Each page asks for a specific table, map, export, alert, or workflow rather than a generic demo request.

Public state locations

Major states for weekly updates

Texas, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Wyoming are included with state-specific source language, visible source limits, and current movement from the Aug. 3 review. Colorado remains held back because the current permit window is too thin for a reliable public county and operator concentration read.

TX · Weekly update

Texas Oil And Gas Permit Activity Watchlist

Texas drilling permits by operator, reported spud freshness, latest production month, and county concentration for a weekly source-record activity review.

Current signal
639-42 vs prior 30d (-6.2%)

June 25-July 24 versus May 26-June 24. Both windows use the same permit-date basis and cancellation filter.

Reviewed Aug. 3, 2026TX
NM · Recurring update

New Mexico Permit And County Activity Watchlist

New Mexico OCD permit activity, Eddy and Lea county signals, operator labels, reported-spud context, and source-date caveats.

Current signal
360-55 vs prior 30d (-13.3%)

July 2-31 versus June 2-July 1 on the same permit-date basis. Permit records are not drilled wells.

Reviewed Aug. 3, 2026NM
ND · Recurring update

North Dakota Operator Activity Watchlist

North Dakota Bakken operator activity, production clock context, active-rig signals, and county concentration checks.

Current signal
47.7MMBOE · -6.0% MoM

April 2026 versus March 2026 modeled well production. This is not company-reported production.

Reviewed Aug. 3, 2026ND
OK · Recurring update

Oklahoma Permit Activity Watchlist

Oklahoma permit and spud-notice activity with explicit production caveats, source-stage labeling, and commercial follow-up.

Current signal
38-8 vs prior 30d (-17.4%)

Equal 30-day permit-record window through July 30, excluding canceled APDs where identifiable.

Reviewed Aug. 3, 2026OK
WY · Recurring update

Wyoming APD And Operator Activity Watchlist

Wyoming WOGCC APD, spud, operator, and activity records organized into a source-aware commercial watchlist.

Current signal
218-152 vs prior 30d (-41.1%)

Equal 30-day permit/APD-stage window through July 29, excluding canceled APDs where identifiable.

Reviewed Aug. 3, 2026WY
Public and app access

Useful public proof without publishing the full dataset

The public pages show enough current evidence to understand the direction. Record-level research and repeatable monitoring remain inside EnergyNetWatch.

On the public pages
  • Statewide movement and current source clocks.
  • Up to three operator summaries and three county summaries.
  • Selected rig, spud, production, or infrastructure aggregates where the source supports them.
  • Definitions, limitations, and links to dated archive reviews.
Inside EnergyNetWatch
  • Complete operator and county rankings.
  • Individual permits, wells, rigs, identifiers, and source records.
  • Maps, histories, saved filters, exports, and alerts.
  • Team workflows and API access for repeatable monitoring.
Request the current state data
Update approach

One durable page for each state.

State watchlists are designed as recurring reference pages. Separate articles are used for named operator briefs, project signals, county activity stories, or methodology guides.

How to use these pages

Raw permit tables show records. EnergyNetWatch turns them into operator and project workflows.

Each page summarizes what changed, why it matters, what source record supports it, and what table, map, export, alert, or API workflow comes next.