On the Market Oil and Gas Quicklist (Week of May 4, 2022)

Here’s a quicklist of oil and gas assets on the market including a Pin Oak Energy Partners operated Utica opportunity plus Vaquero Big Horn Basin operated properties in Wyoming.

Emily

Patsy

Hart Energy

Wed, 05/04/2022 - 10:30 AM

Here’s a quicklist of oil and gas assets on the market including a Pin Oak Energy Partners operated Utica opportunity plus Vaquero Big Horn Basin operated properties in Wyoming. Also new to the market is a REI Energy Bakken Shale, Three Forks nonop well package, Eagle Oil & Gas operated East Texas properties and a DJ Homestead D-J Basin operated PDP acquisition opportunity.

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Powder River Basin

Texas/La Gulf Coast

Emily Patsy

Emily Patsy is the senior managing editor for Hart Energy’s Digital News Group. She's responsible for the daily news flow and also manages the A&D Watch and Energy Pulse weekly newsletters.

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