Oklahoma permits
38
-8 vs prior 30d (-17.4%)
Equal 30-day permit-record window through July 30, excluding canceled APDs where identifiable.
State watchlists
OK · Recurring update
Oklahoma Permit Activity Watchlist
Oklahoma permit and spud-notice activity with explicit production caveats, source-stage labeling, and commercial follow-up.
The latest equal 30-day Oklahoma permit window contains 38 records through July 30, down 17.4% from 46 in the prior window. A separate Form 1001A view contains 16 notices through July 30, down from 47, while full permit, well, rig, and source-document detail remains inside the app.
Formatted app data
What the current source pull shows
These rows show the leading source-record signals from the EnergyNetWatch workflow before the full table, map, export, alert, or API view.
Type
Record
Current
Movement
Latest
What to check
Operator
RecordCAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC
Current3 permits
Movement+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 28
What to checkOne of four operator labels tied at three records; use the app to review the full tie set and underlying permits.
Operator
RecordCONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC
Current3 permits
Movement+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 28
What to checkTied at the leading count in the latest equal window; individual permits and county linkage remain gated.
Operator
RecordDEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION COMPANY LP
Current3 permits
Movement+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 16
What to checkTied at the leading count in the permit view; Form 1001A follow-through is evaluated as a separate source stage.
County
RecordBlaine
Current3 notices
Movement3 in prior 30d
LatestJul. 19
What to checkTied for the most Form 1001A notices in the latest equal window; this is spud-notice evidence, not permit volume.
County
RecordCanadian
Current3 notices
Movement+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 25
What to checkTied for the leading Form 1001A count; the app provides the complete county, operator, and well linkage.
County
RecordCarter
Current2 notices
Movement+1 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 30
What to checkMost recent of the three public county rows. Additional counties and source documents remain gated.
Action takeaways
What the source records show
Oklahoma permit activity eased in the latest equal 30-day window: 38 records through July 30 versus 46 previously.
Form 1001A notice activity also slowed to 16 from 47, but notices and permits remain separate stages rather than one combined activity count.
The July 31 modeled rig workflow is calibrated to a 50-rig statewide Baker Hughes total; individual rig and operator assignments remain gated.
The public proof is intentionally limited to statewide direction, three operator labels, three county notice summaries, and source clocks.
Production parity remains deferred, so the page does not present Oklahoma as a complete production product.
Business question
Which state-source records show current activity, and what can my team check next?
This page is designed to be useful before a sales conversation. It shows leading evidence and caveats, then points qualified teams to the current EnergyNetWatch table, map, export, alert, or API workflow.
Activity summary
Permits, spuds, production, and county activity
These indicators show the current public signal while keeping permit, spud, production, and county evidence separate.
Form 1001A notices
16
-31 vs prior 30d (-66.0%)
Separate OCC spud-notice window through July 30. Notice counts are not permit counts or producing wells.
Notice coverage
9 counties
11 operator labels
Distinct source-filed labels in the latest 30-day Form 1001A notice window. Complete rows remain gated.
Modeled rig context
53 clusters
16 spud-backed
July 31 modeled workflow; operator-level rig allocations and underlying records are not published here.
Operator permit activity
Oklahoma drilling permits by operator
This table shows current permit count, prior-period comparison, latest source date, and what to check next.
Rank
Operator
Current
Prior period
Latest
What to check
Rank T1
OperatorCAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC
Current3 permits
Prior period+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 28
What to checkOne of four operator labels tied at three records; use the app to review the full tie set and underlying permits.
Rank T1
OperatorCONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC
Current3 permits
Prior period+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 28
What to checkTied at the leading count in the latest equal window; individual permits and county linkage remain gated.
Rank T1
OperatorDEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION COMPANY LP
Current3 permits
Prior period+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 16
What to checkTied at the leading count in the permit view; Form 1001A follow-through is evaluated as a separate source stage.
County activity movement
Oklahoma Form 1001A spud notices by county
This table highlights current spud-notice count, prior-period movement, latest source date, and what to check for each county.
Rank
County
Current
Prior period
Latest
What to check
Rank T1
CountyBlaine
Current3 notices
Prior period3 in prior 30d
LatestJul. 19
What to checkTied for the most Form 1001A notices in the latest equal window; this is spud-notice evidence, not permit volume.
Rank T1
CountyCanadian
Current3 notices
Prior period+3 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 25
What to checkTied for the leading Form 1001A count; the app provides the complete county, operator, and well linkage.
Rank 3
CountyCarter
Current2 notices
Prior period+1 vs prior 30d
LatestJul. 30
What to checkMost recent of the three public county rows. Additional counties and source documents remain gated.
Source clocks
Source windows and freshness context
These source clocks keep permit, spud, production, and activity records separated instead of forcing them into one misleading total.
Latest permit clock
Jul. 30
Latest loaded Oklahoma permit date reviewed Aug. 3, 2026. Permit date uses COALESCE(issue_date, filed_date).
Latest 30-day permits
38
Down 8 records, or 17.4%, from 46 in the prior equal 30-day window.
Form 1001A notices
16
Latest equal 30-day spud-notice window through July 30, versus 47 in the prior equal window. Latest scan date is July 31.
State rig context
50
July 31 Baker Hughes state total used to calibrate the Oklahoma model. This does not identify individual rig locations or operators.
Activity signals
Source-backed signals and follow-up actions
The watchlist separates source evidence from follow-up context. That keeps permit, production, spud, and infrastructure records from being treated as the same type of activity.
Signal
Source Evidence
Why it matters
Next Action
Signal
Permit-stage operator activity
Source Evidence
Oklahoma OCC permit records grouped by operator, county, and source timing where available.
Why it matters
Commercial teams can find early operator activity and decide whether a county or operator deserves follow-up.
Next Action
Request the current Oklahoma permit activity table.
Signal
Spud-notice follow-up
Source Evidence
Oklahoma spud notice records where available and matched to permit-stage activity.
Why it matters
Spud notices help separate permit-only activity from a stronger follow-through signal.
Next Action
Request Oklahoma permit-to-spud follow-up.
Signal
Coverage transparency
Source Evidence
Coverage status explicitly separates permits from deferred production parity.
Why it matters
The page shows what the source record can and cannot prove before request access.
Next Action
Review Oklahoma coverage and request scoped access.
Selected examples
Public examples to anchor the weekly update
These examples show how a source record becomes an account, county, project, or activity workflow.
Statewide
Oklahoma permit activity review
Source record
38 permit records in the latest equal 30-day window through July 30, versus 46 in the prior window.
Use case
Early operator and county follow-up.
Statewide
Spud-notice context
Source record
16 Oklahoma Form 1001A notices through July 30, covering 11 operator labels and nine counties in the latest equal window.
Use case
Permit-to-spud monitoring and quality filtering.
Source notes
How to use this page
- Oklahoma production parity is deferred in the public coverage table.
- Read-only source pull was reviewed on Aug. 3, 2026 through ECS task ac76ef48dd064c3ba9cba8ea4a53c217.
- Permit date uses COALESCE(issue_date, filed_date); canceled APDs are excluded where identifiable. Short seven-day movement is withheld because source batching can distort it.
- Form 1001A notice date and scan date are tracked separately. The latest reviewed notice spud date is July 30 and latest scan date is July 31.
- Completion records were reviewed through June 19 after excluding 16 future-dated source rows from the current clock.
- Permit records and spud notices are labeled as different source stages.
- Oklahoma pages use OCC and Form 1001A terminology rather than Texas W-1 terminology.
Caveats
What this public page does not claim
- This watchlist is not a complete Oklahoma production data product.
- The public operator table shows three of four labels tied for the leading permit count; the complete tie set remains gated.
- The public county table uses Form 1001A notice counts because permit county labels are sparse in the current source window.
- Complete rankings, individual permits, wells, Form 1001A documents, identifiers, rig rows, maps, histories, filters, exports, alerts, and API access remain gated.
Current table
Request the current Oklahoma permit activity table
Public watchlists show selected examples. EnergyNetWatch access adds exact records, source dates, maps, exports, alerts, saved workflows, and API-ready data where coverage supports it.
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