SM Energy Company

Website

Address

1700 Lincoln Street, Suite 3200
Denver, CO 80203

Phone

(303) 861-8140

Company Description

SM Energy Company is an independent energy company engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of oil, gas, and NGLs in the state of Texas.

SM Energy Company ranks #25 in wells drilled in 2022 with 83 wells drilled in the Mid Continent of the US. The Mid Continent region includes Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Louisiana.

SM Energy Company ranks #4 in air permits approved in 2022 with 67 permits in Texas.

Operations

Howard County, TX ranks #6 in the state for BOE produced in the most recent month (Jun 2022). The information below is the summary of oil and gas data that goes back to 1993 and contains information on the 12,423 wells that have been drilled from Jan 1993 to Jun 2022.

Webb County, TX ranks #8 in the state for BOE produced in the most recent month (Jun 2022). The information below is the summary of oil and gas data that goes back to 1993 and contains information on the 10,862 wells that have been drilled from Jan 1993 to Jun 2022.

Martin County, TX ranks #3 in the state for BOE produced in the most recent month (Jun 2022). The information below is the summary of oil and gas data that goes back to 1993 and contains information on the 11,322 wells that have been drilled from Jan 1993 to Jun 2022.

Upton County, TX ranks #7 in the state for BOE produced in the most recent month (Jun 2022). The information below is the summary of oil and gas data that goes back to 1993 and contains information on the 12,536 wells that have been drilled from Jan 1993 to Jun 2022.

Austin Chalk 650-mile long geological formation, stretching underground from the Mexico-Texas border, through central Louisiana and into Mississippi. Austin Chalk holds about 4.1 billion barrels of crude, 18 trillion cubic feet of gas and 1 billion barrels of natural-gas liquids

The Midland Basin encompasses a 13,000 square mile area of West Texas. It contains all or parts of 20 counties in West Texas, ranging from Terry and Lynn on the north to Crockett and Schleicher on the south. Much of the tight oil development in the Midland Basin has occurred in the center of the basin, primarily in Martin, Midland, Upton, Howard, Glasscock, and Reagan counties at depths of 7,000 feet (ft) to 10,000 ftEdit Description Image