Texas county activity
Ector County, Texas, week of Oct 5 to Oct 11, 2026
Drilling permits and activity in Ector County for the latest week on record.
12 permits filed, 4 permits amended, 6 completions reported.
Some of this week's nightly runs did not complete, so this may be incomplete.
Most active operators
- OVINTIV USA INC. 6 permits and completions
- DIAMONDBACK E&P LLC 5 permits and completions
- CONTINENTAL RESOURCES, INC. 4 permits and completions
- FIREBIRD ENERGY II LLC 4 permits and completions
- BASIN OIL & GAS OPERATING, LLC 1 permit or completion
Notable filings
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A drilling permit was applied for
MILLIE B 43-7 A #1BN
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A drilling permit was applied for
MILLIE B 43-7 B #2BN
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A drilling permit was applied for
MILLIE B 43-7 C #3BN
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A drilling permit was applied for
MILLIE B 43-7 D #4BN
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A well completion was reported
HOT LIPS #1
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A drilling permit was applied for
JOHNSON, J. L. 'AB' #147
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A drilling permit was applied for
WIRELINE ROAD #1
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A well completion was reported
SOCO 1907 A #802H
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A well completion was reported
SOCO 1907 B #401H
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A well completion was reported
SOCO 1907 C #201H
On the map
Recent activity
Over the 4 weeks from Sep 14 to Oct 11, 2026: 19 permits filed, 13 permits issued, 6 amendments applied for, 16 permits amended, 29 completions reported, 28 operator changes. Some weeks in that span could not be confirmed.
Operator changes and production postings come from monthly RRC records, so what they report can be weeks or months old.
Recent weeks
- Week of Oct 5 to Oct 11, 2026 (shown above)
- Week of Sep 28 to Oct 4, 2026
- Week of Sep 21 to Sep 27, 2026
- Week of Sep 14 to Sep 20, 2026
Every week on record for Ector County
Busiest Texas counties this week
- Upton County 85 permits and completions
- Midland County 63 permits and completions
- Martin County 62 permits and completions
- Crane County 49 permits and completions
- DeWitt County 47 permits and completions
Counts and filings come from the Texas Railroad Commission's public records for the week shown and are summarized the same way as the NetAcre™ Monday county digest. How these pages are made.