Mineral Rights in Texas, Poolings, P-12s and the PSA Controversy

Learn the following:

What is unique and uniquely complicated about pooling in Texas.

If forced pooling is extremely uncommon, what alternatives exist for operators trying to develop acreage?

Under what conditions will the Texas Railroad Commission (RRC) grant a drilling permit to an operator?

What are Production Sharing Agreements (PSA) and Allocation Wells and why can the use of these sometimes be controversial?

When to employ Pooling versus PSAs/Allocation wells, the risks and benefits of each.

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MINERAL RIGHTS IN TEXAS IN THE AGE OF HORIZONTAL DRILLING

Understanding mineral rights in Texas is no small feat, even for the most experienced of land professionals. That's why we wrote this easy-to-digest and informative white paper, which helps you to grasp the ins and outs of pooling and alternatives to pooling in Texas.

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