In a strategic move within Texas’s oil and gas sector, Scout Energy Management LLC has transferred 315.77 miles of unregulated gas pipelines in Hutchinson and Moore counties to High River Resources LLC, as approved by the Texas Railroad Commission (RRC). This transaction not only highlights the dynamic nature of asset management in the energy industry but also underscores the complementary strengths of both companies and the significance of the regions involved.
🤝 A Strategic Fit: Scout Energy & High River Resources
Scout Energy Management LLC
Established in 2009 and headquartered in Dallas, Scout Energy Management LLC is a private energy investment manager specializing in the acquisition, operation, and enhancement of upstream energy assets and associated midstream infrastructure. With a focus on production optimization, Scout directly acquires and operates assets, bringing deep experience, technology, and financial strength to each energy asset it manages.
High River Resources LLC
Founded in 2019, High River Resources LLC is a private exploration and production company also based in Dallas. The company focuses on the acquisition and optimization of high-quality, conventional, producing oil and gas assets onshore in the U.S. High River is capitalized with significant equity investments from institutional investors, family offices, family foundations, and high-net-worth individuals.
📍 Hutchinson & Moore Counties: Energy Production Hubs
Hutchinson County
Located in the Texas Panhandle, Hutchinson County has a rich history in oil and gas production. As of January 2025, the county produced approximately 25,300 barrels of oil and 265,900 MCF of natural gas. With 1,800 active wells and 16,200 drilled wells, it ranks #119 in oil and #110 in gas production statewide.
Moore County
Adjacent to Hutchinson, Moore County is a significant contributor to Texas’s natural gas output. In January 2025, the county produced around 11,300 barrels of oil and 1.6 million MCF of natural gas. With 1,700 active wells and 6,500 drilled wells, Moore County ranks #148 in oil and #60 in gas production within the state.
🔄 The Pipeline Transfer: Enhancing Operational Synergy
The transfer of 315.77 miles of unregulated gas pipelines from Scout Energy to High River Resources represents a strategic alignment of operational focus and asset management. For Scout Energy, this move allows for the reallocation of resources towards other strategic initiatives, while High River Resources gains infrastructure that complements its existing operations in the region.
This transaction underscores the importance of strategic asset management in the oil and gas industry, enabling companies to optimize their operations and focus on core competencies.
For more information on Scout Energy Management LLC and High River Resources LLC, please visit their respective websites: Scout Energy Partners and High River Resources.
