Operations
At OGP, the focus is on cost-effective operations, where employees are empowered to make decisions at their level and non-core tasks are outsourced. The balance between spending human and financial resources, and saving costs, is closely managed both in the field and in the office. Over the years, OGP has increased and maintained production, and at the same time, reduced operating and administration costs. The combination has resulted in lower than industry average cost/MCFG.
OGP is actively expanding operations to include newly acquired wells. Costs on a per unit production basis continue to be reduced through economy of scale and the predominant outsourcing of non-core tasks.
Arkoma Basin
OGP operates 4 MMCFE/PD in the Arkoma Basin, in Crawford county, Arkansas, and LeFlore county, Oklahoma. Of the 97 total operated wells, 30 are in Arkansas and 67 are in Oklahoma.
The wells located in Arkansas are in the Hollis Lake field and are producing from conventional reservoirs at depths between 2,500’ and 7,000’.
The wells in Oklahoma are in the Spiro SE field and produce from both conventional and unconventional reservoirs. The unconventional wells are coalbed methane, producing from the Hartshorne coal at ±1,500’. The conventional wells are producing from the Spiro, Atoka, and Cromwell sands at 4,500’ to 7,000’.
Map showing OGP Operating, Inc. operations in the Arkoma Basin.
Cahaba Basin
OGP operates 2 MMCFE/PD from 145 wells in the Cahaba Basin, located in Shelby and Bibb counties, Alabama. These wells are all unconventional in nature, producing from several promenent coal seams, more specifically in the Big Bone and Nunnely series. OGP, with its partners, holds a large acreage position in the area for possible further development.
As part of the Chaba Basin operations, OGP controls and operates a 22 mile Department of Transportation (DOT) regulated transmission line. This line delivers the Cahaba Basin production to market at Transco Zone 4, a regional hub.
Map showing OGP Operating, Inc. operations in the Cahaba Basin of Alabama.
Permian Basin
OGP operates approximately 25 BBLS/day and 250 MCF/day from 37 wells in the Eastern Shelf of the Permian Basin in Sterling, Irion, Coke and Nolan counties. With operations headquartered out of San Angelo, OGP produces crude oil, natural gas and condensate from conventional wells at depths between 5,000’ and 9,000’. The major producing horizons are the Strawn and Canyon sands.
Map showing OGP Operating, Inc. operations in the Permian Basin of West Texas.