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09/03/2026

It traced 80 years of title in one question, and found the deed pointed at the wrong tract.

Ask TitleLab and Fundamentals in plain English, and get records, production, and finished files back on your machine. https://na2.hubs.ly/H07C8Qk0

09/01/2026

U.S. Rig Count — September 1, 2026

- 577 active rigs nationwide, +6 week-over-week (up from 571)
- By basin: Permian 279 · Other basins 181 · East Texas/Haynesville 69 · Eagle Ford/Gulf 48
- Top states: Texas 291, New Mexico 86, Oklahoma 51, North Dakota 38, Louisiana 27
- Top operators: ExxonMobil 37, Devon 27, ConocoPhillips 24, Oxy 24, EOG 23

https://na2.hubs.ly/H07ztlx0

09/01/2026

It traced 80 years of title in one question, and found the deed pointed at the wrong tract.

Ask TitleLab and Fundamentals in plain English, and get records, production, and finished files back on your machine.

https://na2.hubs.ly/H07yKH20

08/31/2026

Energy Domain will be at the NADOA 53rd Annual Institute.

We're headed to Irving, TX for the National Association of Division Order Analysts 53rd Annual Institute — September 9–11 at the Omni Las Colinas.

If your work touches division orders, title, and ownership, come see TitleLab. It's our title and division order data built to cut the time you spend tracking down instruments, working chains of title, and reconciling legal descriptions.

Stop by and say hello — we'd love to show you what it can do.

Event details: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07vXhX0

08/28/2026

Most teams run decline curves in one tool and economics in another. Fundamentals does both on the same wells.

Fit Arps decline on liquids, gas, and water, set the b-factor, and pull EUR and IP off the type curve. Then layer your price deck, interest, CAPEX, OPEX, and production taxes to get NPV, IRR, payout, and breakeven — across PDP and PUD, on a producing-time basis normalized to month zero.

When the case is built, it exports straight to Aries or PHDwin v2. No rebuilding the deck to load your reserves software.

https://na2.hubs.ly/H07vXD60

08/27/2026

Permian operators ranked by lateral footage drilled since August 2021.

ExxonMobil: 50.98M ft across 4,112 wells, 12,496 ft average, the widest margin on the board.

Diamondback, Oxy, Devon, and EOG fill out the top five, and every one of them now averages 8,800+ ft laterals.

Well-by-well data in Energy Domain Fundamentals. Get a demo: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07t7F_0

08/24/2026

422 active rigs are turning in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico right now — 74% of everything drilling in the U.S.

The concentration is the story. The Permian alone accounts for 280 of them, more than every other basin in these three states combined. Add the Anadarko (39) and the Haynesville/East Texas gas rigs (41), and you've got a map of where upstream capital is actually being deployed this quarter.

Texas leads at 288 rigs, New Mexico at 87, Oklahoma at 47. On the operator side, ExxonMobil is running the most (36), followed by ConocoPhillips and Devon at 21 each, with Diamondback and Oxy close behind.

Rig permit, and operator activity on this map is tracked in Energy Domain Fundamentals.

Data as of Aug 24, 2026 · Source: Energy Domain Fundamentals - https://na2.hubs.ly/H07nR570

08/18/2026

Land teams are pointing AI at title work and getting guesswork back. The bottleneck isn’t the model. It’s what you’re feeding it.

Every land team we talk to is trying to point AI at their title work: feed the courthouse PDFs into a model, ask for a runsheet, save a week. Most hit the same wall. The model gives back guesswork. An owner that doesn’t exist, a working interest over 100% with no flag, a chain that looks clean and isn’t. Plus a token bill for the privilege.

It’s easy to blame the model. The problem is the data you’re feeding it.

You need data your model can reason over. The AI on your desk is probably good enough already. What’s missing is a clean, typed, queryable record of the courthouse underneath it. That’s what TitleLab is.

08/17/2026

Half of all U.S. drilling is happening in one basin.

The Permian has 281 active rigs this week. Texas holds 194 and New Mexico 87. The two busiest counties in the country are both in New Mexico's Delaware Basin: Lea (45) and Eddy (42), followed by Midland (33), Loving (26), and Reeves (24) on the Texas side.

ExxonMobil runs the most at 34 rigs, then Oxy (25), Diamondback (19), ConocoPhillips (17), and Devon (16).

Rig locations from Energy Domain Fundamentals, as of August 17. https://na2.hubs.ly/H07cMsh0

08/13/2026

What Data Curation Actually Means — and Why It Matters for Your Evaluations

Every upstream data provider claims their data is high quality, but is it?

For some, quality means comprehensive coverage: every well in every state, every production record filed with the agency. Coverage matters, but it is not the same as curation. A dataset can be comprehensive and still be a mess to work with. Seventy versions of the same operator name. Mislocated well...