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Carr Resources, Inc., based in Tyler, TX, is a prominent player in the field of corporate geological exploration. Led by President John P. Carr and a team of experienced professionals, the company has a proven track record of successful projects, including the development of plays such as the Woodbine Sand in Leon County and the northern Eagleford Shale Play in Brazos and Burleson Counties. With a focus on play-sized exploration projects since 2008, Carr Resources, Inc. has demonstrated expertise in predicting and developing lucrative opportunities in the oil and gas industry. Through strategic partnerships and a commitment to innovation, the company continues to drive growth and success in the exploration sector.Generated from the website

XTO Energy Inc., a subsidiary of ExxonMobil, is a significant operator in the Permian Basin, focusing on oil and natural gas production across the United States. The company manages over 50,000 producing wells and holds a vast asset base of more than 9.5 million acres, extending its operations to unconventional resource development in Argentina. Committed to community engagement and environmental responsibility, XTO Energy aims to reduce methane emissions while planning for net-zero scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions in the Permian Basin. The company emphasizes safe pipeline operations and fosters positive relationships with the communities it serves. Generated from the website

With a location in Tyler, Texas, XTO Energy is an independent domestic producer engaged in the acquisition, exploitation and of high quality, long-lived producing natural gas and oil properties. The company's reserves have grown since 1993, making it one of the largest owners of domestic natural gas reserves among the independents. Its low-risk inventory of more than 11.3 Tcfe should provide steady production and reserve growth for years. Given its low cost structure and strong producing margins, XTO is consistently a leader in realizing top economic returns for its shareholders. Its properties are concentrated in Texas, New Mexico, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Wyoming, Colorado, Alaska, Utah, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia and Kentucky.