Assets That
Perform
Steady Production. Strong Returns.
Our assets are concentrated in Permian Basin in West Texas where mature operating wells offer meaningful value.
West Texas
production
Midland Basin Focus
Our current portfolio is concentrated in West Texas, with mature producing wells in one of the most proven oil and gas regions in the country.
Our portfolio starts with production, not promises. Today, we operate over 1,000 wells in the Midland Basin. We have continued to acquire assets from public and private sellers, scaling the business around producing wells that align with our strategy and strengthen our West Texas portfolio. We look for wells that still have work left in them. The job is to keep production online, stay ahead of costs, make repairs at the right time, and put capital where it can actually improve the asset. It is not complicated on paper, but it takes discipline in the field.
West Texas Roots
FAQs
Common questions about New Height Energy’s asset base, including where we operate, what types of assets we pursue and how we evaluate producing oil and gas opportunities.
What types of oil and gas assets does New Height Energy acquire?
We focus on mature, producing oil and gas assets with real operating history, existing cash flow, and that may benefit from more operational focus. We are not built around speculative acreage or drilling-led growth.
Where are New Height Energy’s current assets located?
Our current assets are concentrated in the Midland Basin in West Texas, one of the most established oil and gas regions in the country. We continue to evaluate opportunities in other proven Lower 48 basins.
Does New Height Energy drill new wells?
We focus on acquiring and operating existing wells, not building the business around new drilling programs. Our work continues in the field through active workover, recompletion and return-to-production programs designed to extend asset life, improve performance, and maximize value from proven production.
What makes mature producing wells valuable?
Mature wells can still hold meaningful value when they are operated well. The opportunity is often in the fieldwork: maximizing runtime, managing costs, arresting production decline, and making practical decisions that extend useful life.
What does New Height Energy look for in a potential acquisition?
We look for producing assets with cash flow, operating history and a clear reason to believe performance can improve. The right fit is usually an asset where disciplined ownership and close field management can make a measurable difference.
Acquisition Focus
LOWER 48 OPPORTUNITY
Our current position is centered in West Texas, but we are not limited to one map. We continue to look at producing assets across proven Lower 48 basins, with the same filter every time: real production history, visible cash flow, and a clear operating case. We are selective on purpose. Proven production comes first. Any upside has to be supported by the fieldwork, the economics and a reason to believe we can make the asset run better.
Value Earned In The Field
Every asset has its own operating realities. We focus on the details that matter most: uptime, cost control, decline management, and capital decisions that can improve performance in the field.