LOGAS ENERGY Drills New Well in the South Texas Conventional Trend
LOGAS ENERGY drills new well in Brooks County, Texas, utilizing Price Drilling Rig 4 as the company continues development activities within its core South Texas operating area.
According to regulatory records, LOGAS ENERGY received a drilling permit on April 22, 2026, for a new well targeting the La Gloria (Atlee-F Zone) Field in Brooks County. The well was assigned to Price Drilling Company Rig 4 and is located within the South Texas Conventional Play, one of the most established oil and natural gas producing regions in the United States.
The new permit follows a previous well drilled in June 2024 in Jim Wells County within the T-C-B (VXBG Consolidated) Field, bringing the company’s total recorded drilling activity since 2022 to two wells.
Drilling Report
| Operator | LOGAS ENERGY, LLC |
|---|---|
| County | Brooks County, Texas |
| Field | La Gloria (Atlee-F Zone) |
| Play | South Texas Conventional |
| Permit Date | April 22, 2026 |
| Drilling Contractor | Price Drilling Company |
| Rig | Rig 4 |
About LOGAS ENERGY
LOGAS ENERGY, LLC is a privately held oil and gas operator headquartered in Lafayette, Louisiana. The company focuses on the acquisition, development, and operation of conventional oil and natural gas assets across South Texas, with operations concentrated in Brooks, Jim Wells, and Kleberg Counties.
The company’s producing properties include interests in several established South Texas fields, including La Gloria, Seeligson, and T-C-B. LOGAS utilizes a disciplined development strategy focused on maximizing production from mature assets while selectively pursuing new drilling opportunities that can add reserves and enhance long-term production.
Industry data indicates the company currently operates approximately 10 to 13 producing wells while maintaining a larger inventory of historical wellbores throughout South Texas. Its production portfolio consists primarily of natural gas along with associated oil production from select fields.
South Texas Conventional Play Remains Active
The South Texas Conventional Play continues to attract investment from independent operators seeking lower-risk development opportunities supported by established infrastructure and decades of production history. Fields such as La Gloria have long contributed to regional oil and gas production and remain attractive targets for operators focused on maximizing recovery from proven reservoirs.
For oilfield service companies, drilling contractors, production chemical suppliers, artificial lift providers, compression companies, and well servicing firms, continued activity from independent operators such as LOGAS can create opportunities throughout the lifecycle of the well.
As operators remain focused on capital discipline and operational efficiency, selective drilling programs like this one continue to play an important role in sustaining production and extending the life of mature South Texas assets.
Author: phinds