Source-aware oil and gas workflows

Find the public oil and gas records worth acting on.

EnergyNetWatch turns permits, wells, production, infrastructure records, maps, alerts, exports, and approved API access into one source-aware workflow. You see what changed, where it changed, and which source date supports it.

Public pages show selected, lagged examples. App access is for teams that need current records, source refreshes, maps, exports, alerts, saved workflows, or governed API access for approved integrations.

Workflow

From source record to action list.

The work is not just finding a row. It is knowing the source, date basis, operator label, location, caveat, and next action before the record moves into an export, alert, report, or API feed.

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Find the market

Start with a state, basin, county, operator, permit, well, or infrastructure record.

Check the records

Separate permit issue date, spud timing, production month, facility signal, and source caveat.

See the area

Move from records to maps, nearby wells, counties, and infrastructure context.

Act on the list

Export, save, alert, request a package, or connect the data through API workflows.

Public proof

Recent examples use counts, source dates, and caveats.

These are public examples. Current app coverage, exact identifiers, and exports depend on access level, source cadence, and state coverage.

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Signal
36,112 Texas infrastructure facility records
Source basis
Published infrastructure evidence workflow
Use
Turn facility rows into source-dated lead lists by operator, county, and permit type.
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Signal
6,574 New Mexico infrastructure leads
Source basis
State-source evidence basis
Use
Compare Texas facility records with state-source infrastructure lead coverage.
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Signal
88 Texas T-4 midstream project signals
Source basis
Midstream project-signal snapshot
Use
Review pipeline permit records with route, county, commodity, and operator context.
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Signal
26-state public production-data landscape
Source basis
Public coverage and data guides
Use
Know where the public site is a guide, where app coverage is current, and where caveats apply.
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Featured data hub

Midstream infrastructure data

See how EnergyNetWatch connects pipeline permits, GIS route evidence, source records, facility data, maps, exports, alerts, and API workflows.

Pipeline permits + GIS route context
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Featured guide

Eddy County New Mexico Drilling Permits And Reported Spuds (2026)

Eddy County New Mexico drilling permits, reported spuds, operator labels, source dates, and EnergyNetWatch county activity workflow.

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Platform

From public source files to usable energy intelligence.

Production and well data

State production records, well metadata, source caveats, and practical data access notes.

Permits and operators

Permit activity, operator context, counties, dates, and related development signals.

Maps and infrastructure

Map workflows, infrastructure context, alerts, and export-ready views inside the app.

Coverage

Multi-state coverage with clear caveats.

Coverage depth varies by state and source. EnergyNetWatch separates live app coverage, permit/API coverage, and broader public research coverage.

Public data guide coverage
26 states

State-by-state production data access, source formats, and availability notes.

Launch app coverage
14+ states

TX, NM, CO, CA, UT, WV, WY, AK, OK, PA, NY, ND, OH, LA

Permit/API coverage
13+ states

Permit-oriented workflows and API-supported state coverage.

Roadmap

See what is public now, how sample data differs from current app access, and which coverage notes we are preparing next.

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26
state production-data landscape covered in public guides
14+
launch app states with selectable coverage today
13+
states covered by permit-oriented API workflows
724K+
Texas well records referenced in launch materials

App access

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The public site explains the sources and methods. The app provides maps, filters, alerts, exports, and saved workflows.

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