Acoma Operating, LLC wrapped up 2022 with several significant achievements. The company passed 100 boe/d of production from its 50+ operated wells across West Texas, marking a key milestone in its long-term development strategy.

In 2019, Acoma Energy, LLC made a strategic shift—redirecting its focus from the increasingly competitive and high-priced Permian Basin to the less explored Marietta Basin in southern Oklahoma. Located just north of the Red River, the area offered a geological profile well-suited for oil and gas development, yet remained largely overlooked.

Acoma Energy launched an ambitious multi-well vertical development plan in the Central Basin Platform, targeting several productive zones with multi-stage fracs. The initiative marks a return to conventional assets with strong potential for long-term output.

Acoma Energy continued its Delaware Basin development strategy with multiple wells utilizing one-mile and two-mile laterals in the Wolfcamp shale. The Larson well, which came online in the fourth quarter of 2017, is performing in line with a 1,100 MBOE EUR type curve.

Acoma Energy’s evaluation of the Wolfcamp shale in central Eddy County, New Mexico, has produced encouraging results. The company’s first two-mile lateral well—nicknamed “Ghost Rider” and operated by Mewbourne Oil Company—came online in the fourth quarter of 2017.

Acoma Energy is advancing a significant 15-well development program in Glasscock County, Texas, known as the Harris-Cook wells. The program targets four unconventional zones using two-mile laterals for optimized reservoir contact.