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HEADINGTON ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC

RRC operator #370061 · permits 2026-10-15 · completions 2026-02-13 · well status 2026-10

HEADINGTON ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC is registered with the Railroad Commission of Texas as operator #370061. It holds 161 wellbores on record, 84 of them producing. It has 5 drilling permits on record across 2 Texas counties (Kleberg, Kenedy), most recently on 2026-09-14. 2 of those permits are horizontal wells — the kind that can drain minerals a mile or more from the surface location.

Drilling permits
5
2 last year
Wells on record
161
84 producing
Horizontal permits
2
Counties
2

The mineral owners under HEADINGTON ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC's new permits

For mineral buyers and landmen: when HEADINGTON ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC files a new W-1 drilling permit, the Permit Owner File matches it to the listed mineral owners under the tract and delivers them that Monday with mailing addresses, for every operator filing in the package counties.

Recent permits by HEADINGTON ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC

FiledCountyLeaseTypeFlags
2026-09-14 Kleberg KING RANCH MADERO Drill Horiz
2026-09-09 Kleberg KING RANCH MADERO Drill Horiz
2023-12-04 Kleberg KING RANCH VISNAGA Drill
2019-12-12 Kenedy KMF Drill
2018-12-17 Kenedy MRS. S.K. EAST Drill

Where HEADINGTON ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC operates

CountyPermitsMost recent
Kleberg County32026-09-14
Kenedy County22019-12-12

Fields HEADINGTON ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC holds wells in

FieldWellsProducing
EL PAISTLE DEEP (FRIO)4528
PHANTOM (WOLFCAMP)2020
SPRABERRY (TREND AREA) R 40 EXC104
WILDCAT60
SARITA EAST (FRIO)31
SPRABERRY (TREND AREA)10

Permits filed by year

YearPermitsHorizontal
202622
202310
201910
201810

The permit feed carries a rolling recent window, so early years are partial. Well counts above come from the full current wellbore file.

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