Firebird Energy II’s WOODFIN project in Upton County is a 6-well, single-pad horizontal development targeting the Spraberry formation, executed with a single rig and consistent drilling design. The project follows a sequential cadence with facility permitting occurring ~80 days after drilling, creating a clear post-drill window for surface and production-related activity.

FireBird Energy II’s Elizabeth Satellite project demonstrates a two-pad, high-density Wolfcamp development in Upton County, executed through a sequenced drilling approach that improved from multi-rig operations to efficient single-rig cadence. The integration of centralized facility infrastructure and consistent sub-surface targeting reflects an early-stage cube-style development model optimized for repeatability and rapid transition to production.

FireBird Energy II’s COYOTE UNIT project offers a clear look at how modern Permian operators execute disciplined, small-footprint development programs without sacrificing speed or efficiency. Concentrated in Borden County and anchored by standardized Spraberry targeting, the project follows a factory-style workflow that moves cleanly from permitting through drilling and into production readiness.