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Data

Well data, rig tracking, production allocations, and courthouse records in one view. Start here to understand what’s available and how it’s organized.

Datasets

Validated, normalized upstream datasets tied to confirmed API numbers. Allocated production, well statuses, confirmed intervals, lateral lengths, and operator aliasing.

Features

The tools upstream teams use to screen acreage, evaluate offsets, track rig activity, and monitor areas of interest.

Methodology

How Energy Domain allocates lease-level production to individual wells using volume conservation, test-based evidence, and state-specific methods for Texas and Louisiana.

Fundamentals

Energy Domain’s core subscription. Well data, production allocations, rig tracking, permits, and AOI monitoring across the basins you work in.

Why Energy Domain

Reliable well data and defensible allocations at a price point the industry isn’t used to. No enterprise contract required.

TitleLab

Courthouse intelligence for land and mineral teams. Auto-classify instruments, build run sheets, and trace chain of title across producing counties.

Release Notes

Latest product updates, new datasets, and platform improvements.

Well Header Data

The foundational record for every well in your area of interest.

Rig Activity

Daily rig position updates sourced from drilling contractors and satellite imagery.

Production Data

Monthly oil, gas, and water volumes, exactly as reported by the states.

Pre-Permits

See where operators plan to drill before permits are officially approved.

Allocated Production

Well-level production estimates built on volume conservation and empirical well test data.

Spacing

Left/right neighbor detection with spacing classification for every horizontal well.

Directional Surveys

Full lateral path visibility for every horizontal well with a filed survey.

EUR Forecasts

Individual well-level liquids, gas, and water EURs from our proprietary forecast engine.

Confirmed Interval

Proprietary identification of each horizontal well’s primary landing zone.

Water Production

Well-level water production estimates derived from test-based ratios and allocated hydrocarbon volumes.

FracFocus Completions

Full FracFocus data integration for completion tracking on every stimulated well.

Operator & Reservoir Aliasing

Unified naming across inconsistent state and operator reporting.

Appraisal Data

Annual Texas mineral appraisal values and tax rolls, joined to well and lease records at no additional cost.

AOI Alerts

In the fast-paced oil and gas industry, tracking specific regions is critical for making informed decisions. With Energy Domain DATA’s Area of Interest (AOI) feature, you can precisely define and monitor key geographic areas, staying updated on the activity that matters most.

Shapefile Uploads

Customizing your workflow is essential for effective decision-making in the oil and gas industry. With Energy Domain DATA’s shapefile upload feature, you can bring your own geospatial data to the platform, filter wells and rigs, and create custom Areas of Interest (AOIs).

Well List Matching

Quickly upload your well list in Energy Domain DATA to match wells, filter results, and streamline your workflow.Uploading your well list in Energy Domain DATA allows you to quickly match wells, refine your searches, and streamline your workflow.

Filters & Table Configurations

Saving filters in Energy Domain DATA is a powerful way to streamline your workflow. Instead of setting the same filters every time you search, you can save your preferences and apply them instantly in future sessions. This simple feature ensures you get to the data you need faster, saving valuable time and effort.

DataStream Direct

SQL-based access to your Energy Domain data subscription for BI tools and internal systems.

Web Feature Service

Connect ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, or any OGC-compliant GIS directly to Energy Domain's well, lease, and production data.

Allocation Methodology

State agencies report production at the lease level. Operators and acquirers need well-level estimates to make capital decisions.

Rig Data Methodology

Rig location intelligence tells you where operators are committing capital today. Energy Domain tracks rig positions daily using a multi-source methodology that combines direct contractor reporting with satellite imagery verification.

Survey Processing

Energy Domain processes and delivers three-dimensional directional survey data for all horizontal wells — measured depth, inclination, azimuth, and survey station measurements.

Pre-Permit Methodology

The Texas Railroad Commission publishes approved permits. But 90%+ of permits go through a submitted and mapping status before approval — and those don’t appear on the RRC’s public map.

Solutions

For Operators

Decision Infrastructure for Exploration & Production Teams

For Mineral Owners

Track, Evaluate, and Transact Your Mineral and Royalty Interests

For Private Equity

Underwrite Faster. Deploy Capital with Confidence.

For Land Teams

Faster Research. Better Data. Smarter Land Decisions.

For Midstream Companies

Anticipate Production. Plan Infrastructure. Monitor Throughput.

Resources

Blog

Production allocation methodology, basin-level development trends, courthouse workflow improvements, and the operational insights upstream teams actually use to make decisions.

Webinars

Live walkthroughs of Energy Domain's data platform, TitleLab, and Marketplace - led by the team that built them. Real workflows, real data, real questions answered.

Educational Guides

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How do you allocate production?

Texas and Louisiana report production at the lease level, not the well level. When multiple commingled wells produce to the same tank battery, only the lease total reaches the state. To get to well-level production — what you need for type curve analysis, decline curve forecasting, PDP valuation, and reserves estimation — that lease total has to be allocated across the contributing wells.

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Our methodology is built on three principles: volume conservation (allocated well-level production always sums exactly to the reported lease total), test-based allocation (well tests provide direct measurements that drive the proportional distribution), and state-appropriate methods (Louisiana’s records include explicit temporal data; Texas does not, so we use a Well Date Finder algorithm that synthesizes completion timing, production peaks, and other signals).

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Confidence varies and is transparent. Single-well leases are definitive. Multi-well leases with dense test coverage are high confidence. Sparse test data or active drilling introduces more uncertainty, and we document that rather than obscuring it. Allocations re-run as new well tests arrive, so historical estimates improve over time.

How does your pricing compare?

We offer subscriptions by county, basin, or nationwide, on monthly or annual terms, with no long-term contracts and no enterprise negotiation required. You manage your subscription and seat allocations directly in the platform. Texas mineral appraisal data and tax rolls are included at no additional cost.

Pricing is built to be accessible to independent operators and smaller shops historically priced out of enterprise data contracts — without cutting corners on data quality or methodology.

How do you identify Confirmed Intervals?

We programmatically land every horizontal well with a directional survey at the micro-reservoir level using a comprehensive formation tops and Z-Map dataset. The Confirmed Interval identifies the primary formation a well is landed in — specifically the interval where 51% or more of production originates.

In the Permian, that means filtering by Wolfcamp A, B, C/D, Spraberry second bone, third bone, and similar targets with specificity. This is a proprietary derived dataset, not a pass-through of the state-reported target formation field, which is often incomplete or missing.

What sources beyond state data do you use?

State regulatory data is the foundation for well headers, production volumes, and lifecycle statuses. On top of that we layer drilling contractor filings and satellite imagery for rig locations, FracFocus for completion data, New Tech/Thompson Z-Map formation tops for Confirmed Interval identification, and Texas county appraisal rolls and tax records for mineral appraisal data. Operator and reservoir names are normalized across inconsistent state and operator reporting so data connects cleanly regardless of how it was originally filed.

Where does your rig data come from?

Approximately 65% of our rig locations come directly from drilling contractors through relationships established when we acquired a rig data business. The remaining coverage runs through satellite imagery — we geofence permitted pad sites and run imagery daily. Coverage runs 94–99% against the Baker Hughes count on any given day.

Does Energy Domain Data have an API?

Yes. DataStream Direct is our JDBC connector, built for direct integration with BI tools like Spotfire. Authenticate against your subscription — county, basin, or nationwide — and pull data at whatever cadence your workflow requires. Snowflake connectivity is also supported for teams running enterprise data lake environments.

A SQL-based query API is in development with a goal of making it available to all subscribers at low or no additional cost. Contact us for early access.

How often is the data refreshed?

It depends on the dataset. Core state-reported production and well headers update on each state agency’s reporting schedule. Well statuses are event-driven and update daily. Rig locations update daily, with intra-day updates in active areas. Derived datasets — production allocations, Confirmed Intervals, calculated headers — re-run as new well tests and state records arrive, so estimates improve continuously. Texas mineral appraisal data updates annually with county appraisal district releases.

What is the Advanced Index in TitleLab?

The Advanced Index is the structured data layer TitleLab builds on top of raw county records. A standard clerk index gives you a few fields — grantor, grantee, book/page, effective date. The Advanced Index surfaces the full extraction: instrument type, all parties with roles, normalized legal descriptions mapped to distinct tracts, lease provisions, prior instrument references, and direct links to API numbers and unit names.

Search by section, survey, abstract, or party name across the complete record set and get structured results back instead of a stack of documents to read manually.

How is your courthouse data different from other providers?

Most providers build their index from the clerk-supplied CSV — a handful of fields per instrument, often only the first few parties on larger transactions. When a deed covers 75 tracts, legacy providers may capture four. Your runsheet is incomplete before you’ve started.

TitleLab processes the underlying document, not the clerk index. Every instrument runs through our extraction engine, which classifies the document type, captures every grantor and grantee with their transaction role, parses the full legal description, and extracts lease provisions including royalty rates, term lengths, and severance clauses. We extract two to three times the attributes legacy providers abstract, and every property element is structured, searchable, and mappable.

What kind of data and analytics does Energy Domain provide?

Energy Domain integrates nationwide well data, production data, and other relevant analytics to help users evaluate and transact deals with unprecedented efficiency. This comprehensive approach ensures informed decision-making for both buyers and sellers.

What selling options are available on Energy Domain?

Sellers have three options to market their assets: buy now, auction, or continuous listing. This flexibility allows sellers to enter the market on their own terms and choose the method that best suits their needs.

How does the automated listing service work?

Our automated listing service allows sellers to quickly post their assets for sale by uploading checks, conveyance documents, and leases. The platform automatically associates revenue data with wells, maps the tracts, and completes the listing in a few simple steps.

What is Energy Domain?

Energy Domain is an innovative platform designed to facilitate the buying, selling, and leasing of oil and gas properties, including mineral, royalty, and working interests. It offers a technology-focused approach to improve transaction efficiency by integrating data, analytics, and automated listing services.

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