Minerals buyers develop intense internal modeling of where producers will seek to land laterals next. Here are insights provided by experts from LongPoint Minerals, Case Energy Partners and RS Energy Group on what’s hot, what’s cold and what’s warming up, along with play-by-play analysis of why some are getting hotter, some colder.
SPEAKERS:
- Will Cullen, vice president of business development for LongPoint Minerals LLC;
- Blake Harris, COO of Case Energy Partners LLC/CEP Minerals LLC; and
- Shak Ahmed, senior research associate at RS Energy Group.
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