G2 Petroleum, LLC has been featured in a new in-depth interview exploring its 15-year journey across America’s top oil and gas regions. Following the feature, the company is calling for greater public understanding of long-term energy realities, urging individuals to learn more about how geology, decline rates and diversified energy assets truly work.
In the Q&A, G2 Petroleum reflects on the lessons learned from deep Gulf Coast Hackberry wells, early rework projects in Wichita Falls, challenging drilling in the Appalachian Basin and the disciplined expansion into shale plays such as the Bakken, Eagle Ford, Barnett and DJ Basin and back into the N. Texas area of Wichita Falls, drilling, developing, and reworking fields with G2’s sister company Newport Operating, LLC. a registered and bonded operator with the TRRC currently operating over +200 wells.
“The energy world rewards people who take the long view,” a representative states in the interview. “We’ve learnt from every basin, even the ones that didn’t turn out as expected. Those lessons help people make wiser decisions for their land, their royalties and their future.”
Advocating for Energy Literacy and Realistic Expectations
G2 Petroleum says people are often exposed to headlines, hype or over-simplified claims about oil and gas returns. The company believes more individuals would benefit from knowing how the industry actually works.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA):
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More than 40% of U.S. oil production connects to royalty or mineral structures owned by private individuals.
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Shale wells often experience 60–70% production decline in the first year, making long-term planning essential.
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Global energy consumption is projected to rise nearly 50% by 2050, making steady resource management increasingly important.
“You can’t force geology to cooperate,” G2 Petroleum notes. “But you can understand it. And when you understand it, you approach opportunities with patience instead of pressure.”
A Message Rooted in Real Experience
The company’s advocacy is grounded in real-world examples from its history:
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Early Hackberry wells showed the limits of prediction.
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Wichita Falls reworks highlighted the value of methodical improvements.
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Appalachian drilling demonstrated that effort does not always equal output.
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Royalty and mineral positions across core development acreage proved the value of diversification.
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A footprint in DJ Basin wells reinforced the importance of long-term reserves.
Across each chapter of their journey, G2 Petroleum emphasises the same theme: steady decisions outperform short-term guessing.
“Royalties don’t require us to guess the future,” the team says in the interview. “They require us to stay disciplined.”
What Individuals Can Do for Themselves
Rather than promoting services, G2 Petroleum encourages individuals to take simple, independent steps to better understand the industry:
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Learn the basics of decline rates, geology and production cycles.
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Study how royalties, minerals and working interests differ.
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Be cautious of pressure-based or “guaranteed” opportunities.
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Diversify across basins or asset types where possible.
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Think in decades instead of months.
“We didn’t set out to be the biggest,” G2 Petroleum says. “We set out to last. Anyone can benefit from that same mindset.”
To read the full interview, visit the website here.
About G2 Petroleum
G2 Petroleum, LLC is a Texas-based energy company founded in 2008 in the McKinney area of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. The firm holds royalty, mineral and non-operated working interest positions across major U.S. oil and gas basins. G2 Petroleum is known for its disciplined approach and long-term focus.
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