TRP Minerals strives to empower every mineral owner with the best information so that they can make the best and most informed decision to create value from their minerals. Let us help you create lasting value today!
We generate Type Curves for each producing intervals of your producing wells create a production profile for your remaining reserves.
We generate Type Curves for each future drilling location in every potential interval, creating a production profile for your future reserves.
The current contract price to acquire oil and gas in the future. Strip Price is used to model the value of future oil and gas production.
A Type Curve is a projected production profile of a well based on downhole pressures, reservoir characteristics, and Analogous Well data. Simplistically, a Type Curve provides a prediction of what a well's performance can look like over a period of time.
The TRP team will generate a Type Curves for each productive interval for all of the producing wells associated with your minerals. Each type curve is specific to the producing well being evaluate that encompasses all analogous wells within a 2 mile radius to your minerals.
TRP's experts will create Type Curves for all all of the producing intervals of your current producing wells (PDP).
After our team has created an individual type curve for all of the productive intervals for each producing well, our team will begin to generate a stream of cash flows.
The TRP team will generate a Type Curves for each productive interval for all of the future proved drilling locations associated with your minerals. Each type curve is specific to the producing well being evaluate that encompasses all analogous wells within a 2 mile radius to your minerals.
During the evaluation, we will establish the number of drilling locations your minerals will participate in based on geologic conditions and state regulations. We spend considerable time understanding the total number of potential drilling location.
It should be noted that in many cases where in-fill drilling occurs, the individual well performances are decrease as the number of wells are drilled. This occurs because the well bores that neighbor each other have a tendency to communicate with each other thus decreasing the total oil and gas that can be produced to one well bore.
After the number of locations are determined, the TRP team of experts will generate a stream of cash flows for each PUD and sum them together.
We traditionally pay a lump sum of cash within 10 business days after you sign the purchase and sale agreement.
Strip Price is the current contract price to acquire oil and gas in the future. The NYMEX is the most common public benchmark used to buy or sell oil and gas futures.
TRP utilizes the NYMEX Strip Price for Oil and Natural Gas future pricing to generate a stream of cash flows for future production.
Commodity prices for oil and natural gas has historically been quite volatile. As one of the highest risks associated with the oil and gas market, industry lives and dies by the price of oil and natural gas.
We focus on areas that we know best in order to provide the highest level of expertise.
After the TRP Team has evaluated your minerals (see list below), we will create a stream of cash flows that will determine the appraised value of your minerals.
With all of the Type Curves generated, our team will multiply the Net Revenue Interest (NRI) for each producing well (PDP) and each future well (PUD) by the corresponding production from the Type Curve. By multiplying the NRIs to the corresponding production, we can determine the net production you will be paid for on your royalty check.
After we calculate your net future production, our team will multiply the Strip Price to the corresponding month of production. This will create a stream of cash flows for each month till each producing well (PDP) and future well (PUDs) no longer produce oil and/or gas in commercial quantities.
Present value (PV) is a concept that assumes that money is worth more today than it will in the future. Specifically, PV is the current value of a future stream of cash flows based on a Discount Rate.
Discount Rates can be viewed as a rate of perceived risk. The higher the Discount Rate or Risk the lower the Present Value of the future stream of cash flow will be.
The final step in the evaluation process is to apply the PV to the stream of cash flows and add them all together to get a final offer amount.
TRP Minerals II strives to empower every mineral owner with the best information so that they can make the best and most informed decision to create value from their minerals. Let us help you create lasting value today!
We generate Type Curves for each producing intervals of your producing wells create a production profile for your remaining reserves.
We generate Type Curves for each future drilling location in every potential interval, creating a production profile for your future reserves.
The current contract price to acquire oil and gas in the future. Strip Price is used to model the value of future oil and gas production.
TRP will create a stream of cash flows for your PDP and PUDs to generate an offer price. Present value (PV) is the current value of a future stream of cash flows.
The TRP team will generate a Type Curves for each productive interval for all of the producing wells associated with your minerals. Each type curve is specific to the producing well being evaluate that encompasses all analogous wells within a 2 mile radius to your minerals.
TRP's experts will create Type Curves for all all of the producing intervals of your current producing wells (PDP).
After our team has created an individual type curve for all of the productive intervals for each producing well, our team will begin to generate a stream of cash flows.
The TRP team will generate a Type Curves for each productive interval for all of the future proved drilling locations associated with your minerals. Each type curve is specific to the producing well being evaluate that encompasses all analogous wells within a 2 mile radius to your minerals.
During the evaluation, we will establish the number of drilling locations your minerals will participate in based on geologic conditions and state regulations. We spend considerable time understanding the total number of potential drilling location.
It should be noted that in many cases where in-fill drilling occurs, the individual well performances are decrease as the number of wells are drilled. This occurs because the well bores that neighbor each other have a tendency to communicate with each other thus decreasing the total oil and gas that can be produced to one well bore.
After the number of locations are determined, the TRP team of experts will generate a stream of cash flows for each PUD and sum them together.
We traditionally pay a lump sum of cash within 10 business days after you sign the purchase and sale agreement.
Strip Price is the current contract price to acquire oil and gas in the future. The NYMEX is the most common public benchmark used to buy or sell oil and gas futures.
TRP utilizes the NYMEX Strip Price for Oil and Natural Gas future pricing to generate a stream of cash flows for future production.
Commodity prices for oil and natural gas has historically been quite volatile. As one of the highest risks associated with the oil and gas market, industry lives and dies by the price of oil and natural gas.
We focus on areas that we know best in order to provide the highest level of expertise.
After the TRP Team has evaluated your minerals (see list below), we will create a stream of cash flows that will determine the appraised value of your minerals.
With all of the Type Curves generated, our team will multiply the Net Revenue Interest (NRI) for each producing well (PDP) and each future well (PUD) by the corresponding production from the Type Curve. By multiplying the NRIs to the corresponding production, we can determine the net production you will be paid for on your royalty check.
After we calculate your net future production, our team will multiply the Strip Price to the corresponding month of production. This will create a stream of cash flows for each month till each producing well (PDP) and future well (PUDs) no longer produce oil and/or gas in commercial quantities.
Present value (PV) is a concept that assumes that money is worth more today than it will in the future. Specifically, PV is the current value of a future stream of cash flows based on a Discount Rate.
Discount Rates can be viewed as a rate of perceived risk. The higher the Discount Rate or Risk the lower the Present Value of the future stream of cash flow will be.
The final step in the evaluation process is to apply the PV to the stream of cash flows and add them all together to get a final offer amount.
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