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Greater Green River Basin Formation in Wyoming

2,277 wells across 360 active operators, with 51 drilling permits filed in the last 24 months.

Refreshed monthly from WOGCC well-header records. Data current as of 2026-08-23.

Quick answer: The Greater Green River Basin formation in Wyoming has 2,277 wells on record across 360 active operators, with 51 drilling permits filed in the last 24 months (as of 2026-08-23). Its most active operators by well count are Urban Oil & Gas Group, EOG Resources, Hilcorp Energy Company, Chevron and Bcemach. Compiled from Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (WOGCC) well-header records, refreshed monthly.

Total Wells
2,277
Active Operators
360
Total Lateral
106 miles
Permits (24mo)
51

Top Operators in the Greater Green River Basin (Wyoming)

The operators with the most well counts targeting the Greater Green River Basin formation in Wyoming:

#OperatorWells in Greater Green River Basin
1 Urban Oil & Gas Group 212
2 Eog Resources 176
3 Hilcorp Energy Company 162
4 Chevron 116
5 Bcemach 103
6 Amplify Energy Operating 95
7 Atlantic Richfield Company 90
8 Wexpro Company 82
9 Bpx Operating Company 53
10 Richardson Operating Company 42

Primary Wyoming Counties for the Greater Green River Basin

The Wyoming counties with the most Greater Green River Basin activity:

Sweetwater, Sublette, Lincoln, Carbon, Fremont

Greater Green River Basin DUCs (Drilled, Uncompleted Wells) in Wyoming

Wells targeting the Greater Green River Basin that have been spudded but are waiting on completion — near-term production upside:

Spud DateDays WaitingWellOperatorCountyLateral (ft)
2026-05-29 85 Stewart Point 5b1-29d Purewest Resources INC Sublette

About the Greater Green River Basin Formation in Wyoming

The Greater Green River Basin is one of Wyoming's active oil and gas plays, with 2,277 wells on file across 360 distinct operators of record. Operators have filed 51 drilling permits targeting the Greater Green River Basin in the last 24 months — a measure of how active the play is right now versus its historical baseline.

For mineral owners with interests in Sweetwater, Sublette, Lincoln, Carbon, Fremont, knowing whether your tract sits within an active Greater Green River Basin footprint is a foundational valuation question. Active formations with consistent permit flow command premium pricing; legacy formations with steady but declining production are valued differently.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many wells target the Greater Green River Basin formation in Wyoming?

2,277 wells target the Greater Green River Basin in Wyoming, worked by 360 active operators, per WOGCC well-header records (as of 2026-08-23).

Who are the top operators in the Greater Green River Basin in Wyoming?

By well count, the most active Greater Green River Basin operators in Wyoming are Urban Oil & Gas Group, EOG Resources, Hilcorp Energy Company, Chevron and Bcemach. The full ranking is in the table on this page.

How active is the Greater Green River Basin formation right now?

Operators filed 51 drilling permits targeting the Greater Green River Basin in the last 24 months, and there is 1 drilled-but-uncompleted (DUC) well awaiting completion — a live measure of current activity, per WOGCC records.

Is there active drilling in the Greater Green River Basin in Wyoming?

Operators filed 51 new drilling permits targeting the Greater Green River Basin in Wyoming over the last 24 months, with 1 drilled-but-uncompleted (DUC) well awaiting completion. New permits and spuds are the clearest signal of active Greater Green River Basin drilling, per WOGCC records (as of 2026-08-23).

What is the current Greater Green River Basin activity in Wyoming?

Greater Green River Basin activity in Wyoming currently spans 2,277 wells on record and 360 active operators, led by Urban Oil & Gas Group, EOG Resources, Hilcorp Energy Company, Chevron and Bcemach, with 51 drilling permits filed in the last 24 months — refreshed monthly from Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (WOGCC) well-header records (as of 2026-08-23).

Which Wyoming counties have the most Greater Green River Basin activity?

The most active Greater Green River Basin counties in Wyoming are Sweetwater, Sublette, Lincoln, Carbon, Fremont.

How do I find out what my Greater Green River Basin mineral rights are worth?

Value depends on your net mineral acres or royalty decimal, the operator, the remaining drilling locations, and current oil and gas prices. Buckhead Energy checks your tract against current Greater Green River Basin well and permit data and puts a free, no-obligation written offer in writing — this page is informational only, not a valuation.

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Quick Stats

Formation: Greater Green River Basin

State: Wyoming

Total wells: 2,277

Active operators: 360

Permits 24mo: 51

Last refresh: 2026-08-23

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