TRP Operating LLC’s Annie Wilkes project groups six horizontal wells on two nearby pads in Loving County, Texas. TRP describes itself as a private U.S. onshore oil and gas operator founded in 2015. The wells are listed in the Phantom (Wolfcamp) field, within the Delaware Basin Wolfcamp play.
The development followed a clear sequence. The three Section 73 wells—Annie Wilkes A, B and C—share a March 24, 2026 licence date. Their first recorded Activity Date is April 24, 31 days later, and all three identify H&P 461 as the contractor and rig. The three Section 74 wells—E, F and G—share an April 30 licence date. Their first Activity Date is May 30, 30 days later, and all three identify H&P 625. Activity Dates across the six wells run through June 14. Each well has a projected depth of 12,500 feet.
On September 16, 2026, a new-project air notification for the Annie Wilkes Tank Battery was marked complete. That was 176 days after the first licence date, 145 days after the first recorded Activity Date, and 94 days after the last recorded Activity Date. The notification names all six wells in the supplied file, as well as Annie Wilkes D 702H, for which the file has no well record or coordinates.
For this project analysis, we assume the six recorded wells had been completed by the time of the tank-battery notification. That is a working assumption, not a confirmed completion date. The air record marks the notification action complete, but shows permit status NO_STATUS and does not document an approval or establish when the wells began producing. Likewise, the well file calls its dates Activity Dates; treating them as spud dates requires confirmation from spud records.
Does Annie Wilkes reflect a factory approach? The two three-well pads, grouped licence dates, consistent Wolfcamp field and projected depths, identified rigs, and facility notification naming the wells support a coordinated local development with factory-style characteristics. The available records do not yet establish standardized completion designs or confirm that every well is connected to the tank battery.
Author: phinds