Top 25 Oil & Gas Companies of 2025: Market Cap, Mergers & Trends

Rank	Company	Ticker / Exchange	Market Cap (USD)	Segment
1	Saudi Aramco	2222.SR (Tadawul)	$1.67 Trillion	Integrated NOC
2	Exxon Mobil	XOM (NYSE)	$495 Billion	Integrated IOC
3	Chevron	CVX (NYSE)	$317 Billion	Integrated IOC
4	PetroChina	0857.HK (HKEX)	$227 Billion	State-Owned Upstream
5	Shell	SHEL (NYSE/LSE)	$218 Billion	Integrated IOC
6	TotalEnergies	TTE (NYSE/Euronext)	$136 Billion	Integrated IOC
7	CNOOC	0883.HK (HKEX)	$126 Billion	State-Owned Upstream
8	ConocoPhillips	COP (NYSE)	$113 Billion	Independent Upstream
9	BP	BP (NYSE/LSE)	$90 Billion	Integrated IOC
10	Sinopec (China Petroleum & Chemical)	600028.SS (Shanghai)	$89 Billion	Refining & Downstream
11	ADNOC Gas	ADNOCGAS.AE (ADX)	$75 Billion	Midstream / Gas
12	Petrobras	PBR (NYSE)	$74 Billion	Integrated NOC
13	Williams Companies	WMB (NYSE)	$74 Billion	Midstream / Pipelines
14	Enterprise Products Partners	EPD (NYSE)	$67 Billion	Midstream / Storage
15	Canadian Natural Resources	CNQ (TSX/NYSE)	$65 Billion	Upstream / Oil Sands
16	Equinor	EQNR (NYSE/Oslo)	$63 Billion	Integrated IOC
17	Marathon Petroleum	MPC (NYSE)	$60 Billion	Downstream / Refining
18	Kinder Morgan	KMI (NYSE)	$60 Billion	Midstream / Pipelines
19	EOG Resources	EOG (NYSE)	$59 Billion	Independent Upstream
20	Energy Transfer	ET (NYSE)	$58 Billion	Midstream / Transport
21	Phillips 66	PSX (NYSE)	$55 Billion	Refining / Midstream
22	Eni	E (NYSE)	$54 Billion	Integrated IOC
23	Valero Energy	VLO (NYSE)	$53 Billion	Downstream / Refining
24	SLB (Schlumberger)	SLB (NYSE)	$53 Billion	Oilfield Services
25	TC Energy	TRP (TSX/NYSE)	$53 Billion	Midstream / Pipelines

*Market caps are approximate as of October 2025. Source: CompaniesMarketCap, EIA, and public financial filings.*

If you’ve been working off an older table of “top oil and gas companies,” you’ve probably run into three problems: (1) many names were acquired or rebranded, (2) several microcaps were delisted during the 2014–2020 downturn, and (3) market caps have shifted with oil prices, buybacks, and state-partial listings. This article consolidates the current landscape—who the true leaders are in 2025, how they map across the value chain (upstream, integrated, midstream, services), and what changed since our last legacy list from 2014..  

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The market-cap leaderboard: who’s on top in 2025

At a high level, the world’s largest oil & gas companies by market value in 2025 include:

• Saudi Aramco (Tadawul) — the global outlier by scale, with a valuation far above the pack thanks to low lifting costs, giant reserves, and a shareholder-return policy calibrated to crude cycles.

• Exxon Mobil and Chevron (NYSE) — the two largest U.S. integrated majors, beneficiaries of disciplined capex, Permian exposure, advantaged refining/chemicals, and aggressive buybacks.

• PetroChina and CNOOC (HK/China listings) — China’s upstream pillars with state alignment and access to domestic and overseas projects.

• Shell, TotalEnergies, BP, Equinor (Europe) — diversified energy majors balancing upstream, LNG, downstream/chemicals, and selective low-carbon investments.

• Petrobras (Brazil) and Canadian Natural Resources (Canada) — Petrobras leverages world-class presalt assets; CNQ is a free-cash-flow machine across oil sands and conventional.

• Midstream leaders such as Enterprise Products, Energy Transfer, Kinder Morgan, Williams, and TC Energy — fee-based cash flows with capex discipline and high payout ratios.

• High-quality independents: ConocoPhillips, EOG Resources, Pioneer Natural Resources (now consolidated), Occidental (post-Anadarko), and a tier beneath them with focused shale and LNG exposure.

Note: Precise market caps move daily with commodity prices and FX. For the most current figures, validate the ranking against a live market-cap aggregator and, where needed, company investor pages (link below).

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What changed since the “legacy” list: five high-impact updates

A lot of names from older tables no longer exist in the same form. The biggest adjustments you should make right now:

1. Anadarko Petroleum → Occidental (OXY): OXY acquired Anadarko in 2019, creating one of the larger Permian-leaning portfolios and a significant Gulf of Mexico presence.

2. Noble Energy → Chevron (CVX): Chevron bought Noble in 2020, adding East Med gas and U.S. shale assets.

3. Encana → Ovintiv (OVV): Encana re-domiciled to the U.S. and rebranded as Ovintiv in 2020, with a portfolio spanning the Permian, Montney, and Anadarko basins.

4. Talisman Energy → Repsol: Repsol closed the Talisman deal in 2015; the Talisman brand is gone.

5. Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. → Suncor: COS was rolled into Suncor in 2016; treat all COS references as historical.

Additionally, dozens of microcaps from the prior list were merged, restructured, privatized, or delisted during the last cycle. If you’re curating a public list, it’s better to prioritize investable, liquid names (large/mid caps) and then clearly separate any venture-stage or private companies into a different appendix.

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Integrated vs. upstream vs. midstream vs. services: know the roles

• Integrated majors (IOCs): Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Equinor. They span upstream, LNG, refining, chemicals, and trading. Cash returns are increasingly tied to upstream price realizations plus downstream margins.

• National oil companies (NOCs), partial listings: Saudi Aramco, PetroChina, CNOOC, Sinopec (China Petroleum & Chemical), ADNOC Gas. These entities often have policy objectives separate from pure return maximization, and their free float can be limited.

• Large upstream independents: ConocoPhillips, EOG, Occidental, Canadian Natural Resources, Pioneer (now part of an acquirer), Hess (acquired), Suncor, Woodside. They’re typically judged on capital efficiency, decline management, base-and-grow strategies, and disciplined buybacks.

• Midstream (pipelines, storage, LNG infrastructure): Enterprise Products, Energy Transfer, Kinder Morgan, Williams, TC Energy, Enbridge. Revenue is largely fee-based; distributions matter.

• Oilfield services & equipment (OFSE): SLB (Schlumberger), Halliburton, Baker Hughes, TechnipFMC. These names leverage global drilling cycles and technology intensity (subsurface, completions, subsea, digital).

Why this matters: if you’re benchmarking “oil & gas companies” without segmenting, you’ll mix structurally different risk/return profiles—confusing both readers and search engines.

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LNG, petrochemicals, and the “molecule mix” in 2025

Three trendlines that shape who rises in the rankings:

1. LNG growth: IOCs and NOCs with advantaged LNG positions (Qatar, U.S. Gulf Coast, Australia, East Med) enjoy multi-year cash flows supported by long-term contracts and flexible spot exposure.

2. Petrochemicals integration: Refining margins are cyclical; adding chemicals (olefins, aromatics) helps capture value from cheap feedstock and can smooth earnings.

3. Low-carbon adjacencies: While hydrocarbon cash engines still dominate, many majors maintain measured exposure to CCUS, biofuels, hydrogen, and renewables. Investors track these for policy alignment and optionality—not as primary valuation drivers.

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Regional view: where the big caps live—and why

• Middle East: Aramco (and unlisted NOCs) anchor global supply with low costs and spare capacity. Policy, OPEC+ coordination, and long-term fiscal needs shape dividends and growth.

• North America: U.S. majors and independents benefit from shale flexibility, deep capital markets, and infrastructure. Canada’s leaders (CNQ, Suncor) generate robust free cash flow from oil sands with improved emissions intensity and reliability.

• Europe: Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Equinor combine diversified supply portfolios, trading prowess, and a more explicit low-carbon strategy signaling. Regulatory frameworks and windfall-style taxes can influence net cash returns.

• Latin America: Petrobras stands out for presalt productivity and low lifting costs; Mexico’s Pemex remains systemically important but is not a pure public comp.

• Asia-Pacific: Chinese majors (PetroChina, CNOOC, Sinopec) align with national supply security goals; Australia’s Woodside and Santos leverage LNG.

• Africa: Many producers are state-heavy; listed exposure often comes through IOCs’ project stakes or region-focused independents..

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Glossary 

• Integrated major (IOC): Company spanning exploration/production, LNG, refining, chemicals, and trading.

• NOC (National Oil Company): State-owned or controlled producer; may have partially listed subsidiaries.

• Upstream: Exploration and production (E&P) of crude oil and natural gas.

• Midstream: Transport, storage, and processing (pipelines, gas plants, LNG liquefaction).

• Downstream: Refining, marketing, and petrochemicals.

• OFSE: Oilfield services & equipment—drilling, completions, subsurface tech.

• Market cap: Share price × shares outstanding; a real-time snapshot of equity value that moves with prices and FX.

• FCF (Free Cash Flow): Cash generated after capex, used for dividends, buybacks, or debt reduction.

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Frequently asked questions

Q: Why don’t you include private NOCs in the ranked table?
A: Because most aren’t truly comparable from an equity perspective. They can be gigantic by reserves or output, but without a free float and daily market pricing, you can’t rank them by market cap.

Q: Why do some “smaller” companies outrank asset-rich peers?
A: Valuations reflect margin mix, corporate governance, capital allocation, balance sheets, and investor base. A capital-disciplined E&P with high returns can command a premium to a more leveraged peer with bigger barrels.

Q: How often should I update the list?
A: Quarterly is a practical cadence (post-earnings). If you publish during volatile oil moves, add a note that market caps are indicative and may have shifted intraday.

Q: How are oil and gas companies using technology to stay competitive? 

A: Beyond expanding production, many leading energy companies are investing in digital transformation to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and streamline operations. Companies looking to modernize their operations can learn more about Microsoft business solutions from Tigunia. 

Heat Map of Oil & Gas Drilling in the United States

Heat Map of Oil & Gas Drilling in the United States

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What the Heat Map Shows

The map aggregates drilling-activity data into a “heat” format: regions of higher drilling density appear as warm colours (reds/oranges), while less active areas appear cooler. 

Key observations from the map include:

• Hot-spots in major basins: The map clearly illuminates major drilling basins—such as the Permian Basin (West Texas / South East New Mexico), the Bakken Formation (North Dakota region), the Marcellus Shale (Appalachia), and the Eagle Ford Shale (South Texas).

• Regional density gradients: Beyond the major basins, you’ll see moderate drilling regions — such as portions of Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Colorado.

• Lower-activity regions: Many states show only modest heat, indicating fewer rigs, fewer wells or more dispersed activity.

This visual helps to quickly communicate where drilling is most active — and by implication, where infrastructure, environmental-risk, and regulatory pressures may be greatest.

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Why This Matters: Industry & Policy Implications

1. Strategic planning & exploration

For oil & gas companies, knowing drilling density is essential. High-density areas often reflect favourable geology, existing infrastructure, and competitive but accessible opportunity. Conversely, cooler areas might mean higher risk, less developed supply chains, or less mature plays.

2. Infrastructure & supply-chain decisions

Drilling activity drives demand for roads, rigs, pipelines, water management and workforce housing. Regions shown in red on the heat map are natural hubs where service companies, rig manufacturers, and logistics often cluster. For example, the Permian region has become a hotspot not just for wells but for supporting fabrication yards and supply yards.

3. Environmental and community impact

High drilling density correlates with greater environmental footprint: more well pads, more traffic, more produced-water management, more flaring or venting, and more cumulative local impacts. Policymakers and communities in those hot zones face pressure to balance development with environmental protection—air, water and land.

4. Regulatory & fiscal implications

States with intense drilling often see larger tax revenues from severance taxes, higher royalty streams, and more state employment. At the same time, they may face greater regulatory burdens (well-bore integrity, emissions, waste disposal) and greater scrutiny from public-interest groups. The heat map helps regulators visualise where to focus inspection, permitting and community-outreach resources.

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What the Map Doesn’t Show — Important Caveats

While heat maps like this are very useful, they come with limitations:

• No production data: High drilling density doesn’t automatically mean high production volume per well. Some wells yield more, others less.

• No cost/efficiency info: Two red areas might have the same drilling density but vastly different economics (costs, geological risk).

• No community-impact layering: The map doesn’t overlay population density, wildlife sensitivity, water-stress, etc., which are key for assessing externalities.

Given these omissions, the heat map is best used as an orientation tool, not as a standalone decision instrument.

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The Evolution of U.S. Drilling Activity

To add context: According to the non-profit FracTracker Alliance, in around 2014 the U.S. had more than 1.1 million active oil & gas wells. Fractracker The U.S. Energy Information Administration also regularly publishes maps showing shale-oil and shale-gas play boundaries and drilling history. U.S. Energy Information Administration These resources confirm that drilling activity has been widely distributed across more than 30 states with unconventional resources, but concentrated in a handful of high-yield basins.

Since 2014, activity patterns have shifted: rig counts fell during price downturns, drilling transitioned further toward resource-rich basins, and new basins emerged. But the historical “heat map” remains a robust baseline for visualising clusters of drilling activity.

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Practical Uses of the Heat Map for Different Stakeholders

• Investors & analysts: Use the map to identify drilling-density clusters, then dive deeper into well economics, production rates and operator activity in those zones.

• Service companies: For rig rental, frac-services, logistics planners, the heat map helps prioritise where to allocate equipment and personnel to meet demand.

• State & local governments: Officials can overlay the heat map with population, environmental-sensitivity, infrastructure burden and tax revenue to make budget and permitting decisions.

• Community groups & NGOs: The map points to drilling hotspots where cumulative impacts (noise, air quality, traffic) may be highest—thus providing a starting point for local advocacy or research.

• Journalists & communicators: Visuals such as this help explain to lay-audiences where the “drilling front” is and why drilling is concentrated.

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Future Directions

While the map is valuable, the industry has continued to evolve. Areas for further mapping could include:

• Environmental-impact overlays: Combining drilling heat with metrics like air-quality exceedances, water-stress, or seismic events.

• Infrastructure readiness maps: Showing how pipelines, processing plants and drilling support correlate with drilling density.

• Community-exposure maps: Highlighting drilling density within proximity to homes, schools or hospitals.

Such enhancements would build on the foundational heat-map concept and deepen our understanding of drilling’s multi-dimensional footprint.

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Conclusion

The “Heat Map of Oil & Gas Drilling in the United States” from DrillingMaps is more than just a colourful image—it’s a strategic visualization of where America’s upstream energy industry has concentrated its efforts. It reveals geographic patterns, offers insights into competitive landscapes, and highlights where regulatory, economic and environmental pressures may converge.

By understanding where drilling is most active, stakeholders—from operators and service firms to regulators, investors and communities—can ask deeper questions and make more informed decisions. And as drilling evolves, so too should our mapping and analysis tools, moving beyond simple heat to richer context and dynamic temporal insight.

Using Satellite Image to Find Oil & Gas Drilling Pads

What Are Those Spots You See from Space?

How to Identify Oil & Gas Wells Using Satellite Imagery

Satellite imagery has revolutionized how scientists, regulators, and even curious homeowners understand oil and gas activity. What once required field visits and flight surveys can now be observed from hundreds of miles above the Earth. With today’s high-resolution satellites, it’s possible to identify well pads, access roads, and storage facilities — even detect signs of environmental change — simply by studying a series of images from space.

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The Power of Satellite Observation

Modern satellites orbiting the Earth continuously capture detailed images of its surface. These images provide data about land use, infrastructure, and geological changes. For the oil and gas industry, this technology has become an indispensable tool for exploration, production monitoring, and environmental compliance.

Each pixel in a satellite image tells part of a story — a freshly cleared area might signal new drilling, a cluster of circular tanks could indicate a storage site, and faint lines crisscrossing the landscape may reveal pipeline routes. Analysts use these clues to map activity across vast regions, from Texas shale basins to remote deserts in the Middle East.

As imaging resolution improves — with commercial satellites now offering detail down to 30 centimeters — the ability to monitor energy operations has expanded dramatically.

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What Do Oil & Gas Well Pads Look Like from Space?

To the untrained eye, a well pad may appear as a light-colored rectangle surrounded by untouched terrain. But trained analysts can recognize specific indicators:

• Cleared or compacted land: Drilling pads are often cleared of vegetation and flattened to accommodate heavy machinery.

• Access roads: Straight or curved dirt roads often connect multiple pads to a central route or highway.

• Storage tanks and separators: Bright circular or rectangular shapes within a pad often indicate oil, gas, or water storage units.

• Shadow signatures: Tall pump jacks, derricks, or rigs can cast elongated shadows, particularly noticeable in morning or evening imagery.

• Associated infrastructure: Nearby ponds (for water or drilling fluids), flare stacks, and pipeline corridors further confirm industrial activity.

When viewed as a network, these pads form repeating geometric patterns across the landscape — a telltale signature of large-scale resource extraction.

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The Role of AI and Machine Learning

Identifying thousands of well pads manually from satellite imagery can be time-consuming. That’s where machine learning algorithms come in.

By training AI models with labeled examples of known well sites, computers can learn to recognize similar patterns in new images. The process involves analyzing texture, brightness, color, and shape differences between natural terrain and human-made structures. Once trained, the system can scan entire states or countries in hours — mapping every visible well pad automatically.

AI models are also used for change detection, identifying where new pads appear or where old ones are being reclaimed. This enables regulators to detect unreported drilling and track compliance with reclamation requirements.

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Who Uses Satellite Imagery for Oil & Gas Monitoring?

1. Regulatory Agencies

Government agencies use satellite imagery to enforce drilling permits, detect unregistered operations, and evaluate compliance with environmental regulations. This approach allows them to monitor large, remote areas that would otherwise be difficult or expensive to survey in person.

2. Environmental Organizations

Nonprofits and researchers analyze imagery to track deforestation, methane leaks, and water contamination around well sites. By comparing time-series data, they can show how drilling activity affects nearby ecosystems and communities.

3. Energy Companies

Operators themselves rely on imagery to plan logistics, monitor construction, and manage safety risks. Satellite data also helps verify lease boundaries and optimize land use.

4. Landowners and the Public

Homeowners and landowners increasingly use mapping tools to identify nearby wells, evaluate potential hazards, and monitor property conditions. Crowdsourced platforms, such as DrillingMaps.com, allow anyone to view, contribute, and report well locations.

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How Experts Analyze Satellite Imagery

1. Define the Area of Interest (AOI): Analysts begin by focusing on regions known for energy production, such as the Permian Basin or the Bakken Formation.

2. Acquire Multi-Date Imagery: Comparing old and new images reveals changes — new clearings, road expansions, or pad construction.

3. Use GIS Software: Programs like ArcGIS or QGIS help overlay well data, pipelines, and topography for context.

4. Apply Filters or Spectral Indices: Infrared and multispectral imagery help differentiate vegetation from soil or detect heat from flaring.

5. Validate Findings: Cross-referencing with drilling permits or field inspections ensures accuracy.

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Environmental and Public Health Implications

Beyond industrial tracking, satellite imagery has become a critical tool for assessing environmental impacts. When wind direction changes, emissions or dust plumes from well sites can drift toward populated areas. Repeated imagery can show vegetation loss, erosion, or the expansion of road networks into previously undisturbed land.

In recent years, space-based sensors have also begun detecting methane emissions from individual wells and compressor stations. This innovation has made it possible to estimate greenhouse gas contributions from oil and gas fields globally, bringing new transparency to an industry once hidden from view.

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Limitations and Challenges

While powerful, satellite imagery has its limits.

• Cloud cover and weather: Overcast skies can obscure surface details, requiring multiple image passes.

• Resolution restrictions: Not all images are detailed enough to detect small or old well sites.

• Look-alike features: Farms, construction sites, and mining operations can mimic well pads, requiring additional verification.

• Access and cost: Some high-resolution imagery remains expensive or restricted, limiting open access for smaller organizations.

Ground verification — such as aerial drone photos or field visits — remains an essential step for confirming findings and gathering additional environmental data.

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The Future of Remote Energy Monitoring

The next decade promises even more advanced remote-sensing capabilities. New satellite constellations are being launched with daily revisit rates and higher spectral sensitivity. Combined with AI-driven analytics, these systems can provide near real-time visibility into global energy infrastructure.

Future applications will likely include:

• Automated methane and CO₂ detection per well pad.

• Predictive modeling of drilling expansion trends.

• Integration with blockchain for transparent environmental reporting.

• Open-access environmental dashboards for citizens and regulators.

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Conclusion

Those mysterious light-colored spots visible on satellite maps are often the fingerprints of energy development. By studying their geometry, patterns, and evolution, experts can track how oil and gas wells shape landscapes and communities.

Satellite imagery has turned the entire planet into a living map of human activity — revealing both our industrial progress and its environmental cost. From exploration to accountability, the sky above has become one of the most powerful tools in understanding what lies beneath.

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Denver Airport Oil & Gas Wells

Denver, Colorado Airport Oil & Gas Wells Surround The Airport

Have you ever flown into Denver and wondered about all the oil and gas wells surrounding the airport?  We have mapped them using Google Satellite images.  How many of these wells are being fracked?  What effect do these wells have on the surrounding community's air quality?  Zoom into the airport using our Colorado Oil and Gas Wells Map.   

Denver International Airport (DIA) plans to permanently plug 64 idle oil and gas wells as part of its environmental sustainability plan. The airport plans to hire a contractor to plug the wells by late 2023 or early 2024.

The plugging process involves setting mechanical or cement plugs in the wellbore at specific intervals to prevent fluid flow. The process usually requires a workover rig and cement pumped into the wellbore. The plugging process can take two days to a week, depending on the number of plugs to be set in the well.

An oil or gas well is plugged and abandoned when it reaches the end of its useful life or becomes a dry hole. These operations include activities and tasks that present hazards to workers.

The airport holds 76 oil and gas wells on its property,   The airport generated $7M in oil revenue back in 2010.  

Colorado has an estimated 625 abandoned wells and as many as 19,000 oil and gas wells that produce less than two barrels of oil per day. The state's main oil- and natural gas-producing regions are the Denver Basin in northeastern Colorado and the Piceance Basin in western Colorado.

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Chart of Active Oil Rigs vs Oil Production

The production pattern in the oil industry has undergone significant changes. 

In 2018, the price of Benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude oil dropped from $70 per barrel in August to a low of $45 per barrel by the end of the year. Typically, when oil prices fall, drilling activity decreases after a few months.

Historically, this decline in drilling activity would result in reduced production growth within six to eight months. However, in 2019, Permian production actually increased by 0.7 million barrels per day. Energy companies achieved this growth by utilizing different strategies such as completing previously drilled wells, increasing horizontal drilling, and extending the length of wells.

While rig count decreased, the number of drilled but uncompleted wells (DUCs) in the Permian Basin rose by 35 percent, reaching 3,600 wells from August 2018 to December 2019, as estimated by the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

Producers have been working through this inventory of DUCs by completing these wells. The number of completed wells, which have undergone hydraulic fracturing and started production, increased from 445 to 485 per month in 2019. It peaked at 555 in August of that year, despite reduced drilling activity. This conversion of DUCs into producing wells has contributed to production growth.

The composition of wells drilled has also evolved since 2014. The share of horizontally drilled wells increased from 50 percent to 90 percent between 2014 and 2019, with only a limited number of vertical rigs remaining.

Horizontal drilling, combined with hydraulic fracturing, allows producers to access more oil per foot of pipe by following layers of shale rock underground. Furthermore, the average length of wells has increased, with the average lateral well length growing from 6,000 feet in 2016 to approximately 8,500 feet in the second quarter of 2019. These longer wells, along with the increased use of sand to enhance fractures, tend to boost well production.

As a result of these changes, the amount of oil produced per rig has significantly increased. In 2014, the average oil production per rig was estimated at 130 barrels per day by the EIA. However, in recent years, this figure has risen to an average of 800 barrels per day.

These production gains highlight the productivity improvements and technological advancements in the U.S. shale industry. However, the recent collapse in energy prices suggests that drilling activity may experience another significant drop, leading to a decline in future production.  Link to source.  

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La Habra is a city located in Orange County, California, and it is primarily a residential area with limited oil production activities. While there might be some historical oil wells in the surrounding region, La Habra is not known for significant oil production or for having an extensive network of active oil wells.

California, in general, has a history of oil production, particularly in regions like Kern County and the Los Angeles Basin. However, most oil production activities in California are concentrated in those areas, and La Habra is not a major oil-producing region.

If you are interested in the specific status of oil wells in La Habra or surrounding areas, including any active or historical wells, it's best to contact the California Department of Conservation's Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources (DOGGR) or other local regulatory agencies responsible for overseeing oil and gas operations in the region. They can provide detailed and up-to-date information on oil wells in the area.

List of Largest Oil & Gas Drilling Companies Ranked by Size

List of Companies Around the World (Some Not Publicly Traded Companies)

Updated List of Largest Oil & Gas Companies 2025

#	Publicly Traded Oil Companies	Market Cap
1	Royal Dutch Shell Plc Class A	$ 227,390,000,000
2	Petrochina Company Ltd Ads Rep 100 H	$ 197,150,000,000
3	BP Plc	$ 159,910,000,000
4	Total SA	$ 147,710,000,000
5	China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation	$ 103,070,000,000
6	Eni Spa Roma	$    88,790,000,000
7	Conocophillips	$    84,110,000,000
8	Petroleo Brasileiro SA Petrobras	$    78,270,000,000
9	Occidental Petroleum Corporation	$    74,340,000,000
10	Cnooc Ltd	$    69,310,000,000
11	Eog Resources Incorporated	$    52,470,000,000
12	Canadian Natural Resources Ltd	$    45,100,000,000
13	Anadarko Petroleum Corporation	$    42,580,000,000
14	Canadian Natural Resources Ltd	$    40,670,000,000
15	Sasol Ltd	$    37,250,000,000
16	Apache Corporation	$    32,150,000,000
17	Husky Energy Incorporated	$    32,130,000,000
18	Husky Energy Incorporated Cad	$    28,860,000,000
19	Hess Corporation	$    26,470,000,000
20	Devon Energy Corporation New	$    26,070,000,000
21	Pioneer Natural Resource Company	$    25,710,000,000
22	Noble Energy Incorporated	$    24,360,000,000
23	Marathon Oil Corporation	$    23,870,000,000
24	Cenovus Energy W.I	$    23,080,000,000
25	Continental Resources Incorporated	$    22,120,000,000
26	Cenovus Energy Incorporated	$    20,830,000,000
27	Antero Resources Corporation	$    17,160,000,000
28	Encana Corporation	$    17,150,000,000
29	Chesapeake Energy Corporation	$    16,540,000,000
30	Seadrill Ltd	$    16,070,000,000
31	Crescent Point Energy Corporation	$    15,920,000,000
32	Southwestern Energy Company	$    15,890,000,000
33	Encana Corporation	$    15,480,000,000
34	Transocean Ltdswitzerland New	$    15,130,000,000
35	Eqt Corporation	$    14,480,000,000
36	Crescent Point Energy Corporation	$    14,360,000,000
37	Range Resources Corporation	$    13,850,000,000
38	Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation	$    13,450,000,000
39	Concho Resources Incorporated	$    12,440,000,000
40	Ensco Plc	$    12,040,000,000
41	Talisman Energy	$    11,440,000,000
42	Helmerich & Payne Incorporated	$    11,420,000,000
43	Canadian Oil Sands LTD.	$    10,950,000,000
44	Western Gas Equity Partners LP	$    10,340,000,000
45	Talisman Energy Incorporated	$    10,310,000,000
46	Cimarex Energy Company	$      9,980,000,000
47	Canadian Oil Sands	$      9,900,000,000
48	Tourmaline Oil CORP.	$      9,830,000,000
49	Arc Resources LTD.	$      9,250,000,000
50	Linn Energy Llc	$      9,010,000,000
51	Tourmaline Oil Corporation	$      8,860,000,000
52	Arc Resources Ltd	$      8,320,000,000
53	Whiting Petroleum Corporation	$      8,100,000,000
54	Meg Energy CORP.	$      7,980,000,000
55	Cobalt International Energy Incorporated	$      7,520,000,000
56	Meg Energy Corporation	$      7,200,000,000
57	Vermilion Energy Incorporated	$      7,090,000,000
58	Lundin Petroleum AB	$      7,010,000,000
59	Nabors Industries Ltd	$      6,980,000,000
60	Vermilion Energy Incorporated	$      6,390,000,000
61	Lundin Petroleum AB	$      6,320,000,000
62	Pacific Rubiales J	$      6,000,000,000
63	Denbury Resources Incorporated	$      5,760,000,000
64	Energen Corporation	$      5,730,000,000
65	Gulfport Energy Corporation	$      5,670,000,000
66	Baytex Energy CORP.	$      5,610,000,000
67	Peyto Exploration & Development	$      5,530,000,000
68	Pacific Rubiales Egy	$      5,400,000,000
69	Qep Resources Incorporated	$      5,200,000,000
70	Baytex Energy Corporation New	$      5,060,000,000
71	Peyto Exploration & Devel	$      4,980,000,000
72	EP Energy Corporation	$      4,810,000,000
73	SM Energy Company	$      4,680,000,000
74	Paramount Resources Ltd New	$      4,510,000,000
75	Patterson-uti Energy Incorporated	$      4,360,000,000
76	Enerplus Corporation	$      4,340,000,000
77	Epsilon Engy Ltd Dbj	$      4,220,000,000
78	Kosmos Energy Ltd	$      4,220,000,000
79	New Field Exploration Company	$      4,150,000,000
80	Rowan Companies Incorporated	$      4,090,000,000
81	Penn West Petroleum Ltd New	$      4,070,000,000
82	Paramount Resources Ltd	$      4,060,000,000
83	Oasis Petroleum Incorporated	$      4,050,000,000
84	Enerplus Resources Fund New	$      3,910,000,000
85	Ultra Petroleum Corporation	$      3,900,000,000
86	Wpx Energy Incorporated	$      3,550,000,000
87	Gibson Energy Incorporated	$      3,510,000,000
88	Laredo Petroleum Incorporated	$      3,470,000,000
89	Pengrowth Energy	$      3,470,000,000
90	Rice Energy Incorporated	$      3,470,000,000
91	Linn Company Llc	$      3,390,000,000
92	Transatlantic Pet Company US	$      3,390,000,000
93	Precision Drilling Corporation	$      3,340,000,000
94	Diamondback Energy Commmon Stock	$      3,280,000,000
95	Unit Corporation	$      3,170,000,000
96	Gibson Energy	$      3,160,000,000
97	Pengrowth Energycorp New	$      3,130,000,000
98	Athabasca Oil Corporation J	$      3,120,000,000
99	Interoil Corporation	$      3,110,000,000
100	Kodiak Oil & Gas Corporation	$      3,050,000,000
101	Sandridge Energy Incorporated	$      3,040,000,000
102	Bonavista Energy	$      2,960,000,000
103	Rosetta Resources Incorporated	$      2,880,000,000
104	Athlon Energy Incorporated	$      2,870,000,000
105	Athabasca Oil Corporation	$      2,820,000,000
106	Africa Oil Corporation	$      2,660,000,000
107	Bonavista Energy	$      2,660,000,000
108	Whitecap Resources J	$      2,470,000,000
109	Ensign Energy Services Incorporated	$      2,450,000,000
110	Africa Oil Corporation	$      2,410,000,000
111	Tesoro Logistics LP	$      2,370,000,000
112	Breitburn Energy Partners LP Common	$      2,360,000,000
113	Vanguard Natural Resources Llc	$      2,360,000,000
114	Carrizo Oil & Gas Incorporated	$      2,330,000,000
115	Ocean Rig Udw Incorporated	$      2,310,000,000
116	Pacific Drilling SA	$      2,260,000,000
117	Ensign Energy Services	$      2,210,000,000
118	Gran Tierra Energy J	$      2,200,000,000
119	Rsp Permian Incorporated	$      2,100,000,000
120	Pdc Energy Incorporated	$      2,090,000,000
121	Stone Energy Corporation	$      2,010,000,000
122	Gran Tierra Energy Incorporated	$      1,980,000,000
123	Aurora OIL&GAS Ord J	$      1,880,000,000
124	Bonanza Creek Energy Incorporated	$      1,880,000,000
125	Aurora Oil & Gas Ltd	$      1,670,000,000
126	Bonterra Energy Corporation	$      1,660,000,000
127	Energy Xxi Ltd Bermuda	$      1,650,000,000
128	EV Energy Partners LP Common Rep	$      1,620,000,000
129	Freehold Royalties	$      1,590,000,000
130	Matador Resources Company	$      1,590,000,000
131	Halcon Resources Corporation	$      1,560,000,000
132	Trinidad Drilling Ltd Units	$      1,560,000,000
133	Birchcliff Energy	$      1,540,000,000
134	Bellatrix Exploration Ltd	$      1,510,000,000
135	Epl Oil & Gas Incorporated	$      1,510,000,000
136	Raging River Exploration Incorporated	$      1,510,000,000
137	Bonterra Energy Corporation	$      1,500,000,000
138	Sanchez Energy Corporation	$      1,480,000,000
139	Legacy Reserves LP Rep Ltd Partn	$      1,450,000,000
140	Freehold Royalty	$      1,440,000,000
141	Kelt Exploration Ltd J	$      1,410,000,000
142	Trinidad Drilling Light	$      1,410,000,000
143	Exco Resources Incorporated	$      1,400,000,000
144	Birchcliff Energ New	$      1,390,000,000
145	Bankers Petroleum J	$      1,380,000,000
146	Bellatrix Exploration Ltd Ordin	$      1,360,000,000
147	Magnum Hunter Resources Corporation	$      1,360,000,000
148	Raging Riv Exploration Incorporated	$      1,350,000,000
149	Seadrill Partners Llc	$      1,320,000,000
150	Memorial Production Partners LP	$      1,260,000,000
151	Bankers Petroleum Light	$      1,250,000,000
152	W&T Offshore Incorporated	$      1,250,000,000
153	Atlas Resource Partners LP	$      1,240,000,000
154	Bill Barrett Corporation	$      1,210,000,000
155	Kelt Exploration	$      1,210,000,000
156	Clayton Williams Energy Incorporated	$      1,160,000,000
157	Lightstream Resources Ltd	$      1,120,000,000
158	Surge Energy INC. J	$      1,100,000,000
159	Legacy Oil + Gas Incorporated	$      1,090,000,000
160	Nuvista Energy Ltd	$      1,080,000,000
161	Penn Virginia Corporation	$      1,070,000,000
162	Torc Oil & Gas Ltd	$      1,070,000,000
163	Petrobras Argentina SA	$      1,060,000,000
164	QR Energy LP	$      1,030,000,000
165	Parex Resources J	$      1,020,000,000
166	Comstock Resources Incorporated	$      1,010,000,000
167	Lightstream Resources	$      1,010,000,000
168	Crew Energy Incorporated	$      1,000,000,000
169	Wellstar Energy New	$          989,720,000
170	Doxa Energy Ltd	$          988,818,000
171	Sagres Energy Incorporated	$          978,365,000
172	Lariat Energy Ltd	$          976,050,000
173	Petroleum Viking Energy	$          968,320,000
174	Tallgrass Energy Cor	$          966,096,000
175	Cypress Hills Resource Corporation	$          961,250,000
176	Brandenburg Energy Corporation	$          961,070,000
177	Trincan Capital Corporation	$          960,795,000
178	Summus Solutions NV	$          944,397,000
179	Petroleum Viking Energy Incorporated	$          907,800,000
180	Bucking Horse Energy	$          904,160,000
181	Firebird Energy Incorporated	$          902,400,000
182	Golden Cariboo Resources Ltd	$          900,705,000
183	Arctic Hunter Energy Incorporated	$          899,100,000
184	Century Energy Ltd	$          889,316,000
185	Wescan Energy Corporation	$          872,365,000
186	Pacific Paradym Egy	$          870,519,000
187	Argosy Energy Incorporated	$          822,450,000
188	Alston Energy Incorporated	$          817,260,000
189	Newton Energy Corporation	$          816,630,000
190	Landdrill International Incorporated	$          815,450,000
191	Pennine Petroleum Corporation	$          803,100,000
192	Tanager Energy Incorporated	$          775,264,000
193	Twoco Petroleums Ltd	$          771,860,000
194	Tudor Corporation Ltd	$          770,275,000
195	Gordon Creek Energy	$          752,100,000
196	Knol Resources Corporation	$          740,480,000
197	Cascadia Resources Incorporated	$          739,300,000
198	New Klondike Exploration Ltd	$          736,920,000
199	Caspian Energy Incorporated	$          736,704,000
200	Softrock Minerals Light	$          736,529,000
201	Rodinia Oil Corporation	$          708,866,000
202	Rockbridge Resources Incorporated	$          681,302,000
203	Wind Riv Energy Cor	$          679,060,000
204	Loon Energy Corporation	$          672,281,000
205	Rockbridge Resources Incorporated	$          639,720,000
206	Xxl Energy Corporation	$          631,011,000
207	Canadian Imperial Venture Corporation	$          625,960,000
208	Bnp Resources INC. CL.A	$          619,120,000
209	Quanta Resources Incorporated	$          617,670,000
210	Adira Energy Ltd	$          602,600,000
211	United Hunter Oil and Gas Corporation	$          601,515,000
212	Desmarais Energy Corporation	$          597,440,000
213	Adira Energy Canada	$          596,574,000
214	Birch Lake Energy Incorporated	$          581,800,000
215	Knol Resources	$          579,283,000
216	Curlew Lake Resources Incorporated	$          556,410,000
217	Loma Oil and Gas Ltd	$          539,160,000
218	Albion Petroleum Ltd	$          538,450,000
219	North American Potash Developmen	$          526,125,000
220	Abington Resources Ltd	$          513,950,000
221	Nordic Oil & Gas	$          513,172,000
222	Monarch Energy Ltd	$          509,260,000
223	Vangold Resources Ltd	$          508,400,000
224	Polar Resources Corporation	$          503,280,000
225	Big Sky Petroleum	$          491,508,000
226	Gulf Shores Resources Ltd	$          490,360,000
227	Big Sky Petroleum Corporation	$          485,440,000
228	Palo Duro Energy Incorporated	$          483,270,000
229	Polar Resources Corporation	$          476,571,000
230	American Naturl Ener	$          475,290,000
231	Tallgrass Energy Corporation	$          474,740,000
232	Statesman Resources	$          469,230,000
233	North American Potas	$          455,975,000
234	New Sage Egy Corporation	$          455,840,000
235	Valparaiso Energy Incorporated	$          447,330,000
236	Idaho Natural Resources Corporation	$          428,090,000
237	Wescan Energy Corporation	$          416,051,000
238	Admiral Bay Resources INC.	$          411,360,000
239	Monarch Energy Ltd	$          407,408,000
240	Vangold Resources	$          406,720,000
241	Guardian Exploration Incorporated	$          372,380,000
242	Vecta Energy Corporation	$          368,350,000
243	Skope Energy INC. J	$          362,570,000
244	Softrock Minerals Ltd	$          356,385,000
245	Opal Energy Corporation	$          338,949,000
246	Abington Resources	$          328,928,000
247	Santa Maria Petroleum	$          327,175,000
248	Golden Coast Energy Corporation	$          319,800,000
249	Amg Bioenergy	$          319,785,000
250	Petroleum Basin Energy Corporation	$          315,480,000
251	Canadian Imp Vent Company	$          312,980,000
252	Statesman Resources Ltd	$          312,820,000
253	Western Plains Petroleum Ltd	$          310,080,000
254	Deloro Resources Ltd	$          306,595,000
255	Opal Energy Corporation	$          304,185,000
256	New Klondike Explor	$          302,137,000
257	Gulf Shores Resource	$          294,216,000
258	New Sage Energy Corporation Common	$          284,900,000
259	Trafina Energy Ltd Cl-a	$          278,455,000
260	Golden Coast Energy	$          263,835,000
261	Brookwater Ventures Incorporated	$          261,400,000
262	Brixton Energy Corporation	$          259,390,000
263	Curlew Lake Resource	$          239,256,000
264	Detector Exploration Ltd	$          238,380,000
265	Nwest Energy Corporation	$          236,850,000
266	Proam Explorations Corporation	$          234,900,000
267	Sundance Energy Corporation	$          233,970,000
268	Vecta Energy Corporation	$          221,010,000
269	Stealth Ventures Incorporated	$          217,680,000
270	Match Capital Resources Corporation	$          215,375,000
271	True Grit Resources Ltd	$          210,730,000
272	Sundance Energy Corporation	$          201,214,000
273	Galileo Petroleum Ltd	$          194,980,000
274	Poplar Creek Resources Incorporated	$          193,955,000
275	Nwest Energy Corporation	$          189,480,000
276	Stealth Ventures Incorporated	$          181,763,000
277	First Star Resources Incorporated	$          164,680,000
278	Exchequer Resource Corporation	$          140,085,000
279	Paloma Resources Incorporated	$          132,310,000
280	Mount Dakota Energy Corporation	$          126,900,000
281	Deloro Resources Ltd	$          122,638,000
282	Petroglobe Incorporated	$          116,080,000
283	Galileo Petroleum	$          115,038,000
284	Flying A Petroleum Ltd	$          108,425,000
285	Underground Energy	$          102,451,000
286	Guardian Exploration Incorporated	$            74,476,000
287	Tudor Ltd	$            67,784,000
288	Acadian Energy Incorporated	$            62,650,000
289	First Star Resources Incorporated	$            57,638,000
290	Flying A Petroleum Ltd	$            43,370,000
291	Montello Resources L	$            39,865,000
292	Fairwest Energy Corporation	$            31,966,000
293	Mount Dakota Energy	$            16,920,000
294	Bucking Horse Energ	$            15,823,000
295	Surge Energy Incorporated	$                  995,150
296	Legacy Oil Gas	$                  968,680
297	Torc Oil & Gas	$                  957,340
298	Parex Resources	$                  923,970
299	Rex Energy Corporation	$                  920,520
300	Contango Oil & Gas Incorporated	$                  914,320
301	Crew Energy Incorporated	$                  904,600
302	Ithaca Energy INC.	$                  898,010
303	Camac Energy Incorporated	$                  889,460
304	Blackpearl Resources Incorporated J	$                  867,350
305	Northern Oil and Gas Incorporated	$                  863,470
306	Advantage Oil & Gas	$                  843,790
307	Rmp Energy INC. J	$                  833,840
308	Parker Drilling Company	$                  833,100
309	Approach Resources Incorporated	$                  803,330
310	Dorchester Minerals LP	$                  797,240
311	Ithaca Energy Incorporated	$                  786,980
312	Pioneer Energy Services Corporation	$                  780,470
313	Twin Butte Energy J	$                  778,620
314	Blackpearl Resources Incorporated	$                  775,700
315	Rmp Energy Incorporated	$                  762,370
316	Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd	$                  760,930
317	Painted Pony Petroleum Ltd	$                  759,550
318	Synergy Resources Corporation	$                  755,360
319	Deethree Exploration LTD. J	$                  743,240
320	Oando Energy Resources Incorporated	$                  735,590
321	Hercules Offshore Incorporated	$                  727,400
322	Western Energy Services	$                  723,080
323	Twin Butte Energy Light	$                  698,470
324	Oando Energy	$                  696,850
325	Triangle Petroleum Corporation	$                  693,540
326	Painted Pony Petroleum	$                  682,240
327	Deethree Explora	$                  676,630
328	Savanna Energy Services Corporation	$                  670,390
329	Goodrich Petroleum Corporation	$                  630,890
330	Western Energy Service	$                  624,540
331	Canacol Energy Ltd J	$                  612,650
332	Savanna Energy Services	$                  609,650
333	Sunshine Oilsands Ltd Class A J	$                  608,590
334	Long Run Exploration Ltd	$                  564,310
335	Resolute Energy Corporation	$                  553,690
336	Canacol Energy Ltd	$                  553,450
337	Mart Resources Incorporated	$                  549,130
338	Transglobe Energy Corporation Ord	$                  545,320
339	Sunshine Oilsands Light	$                  525,950
340	Long Run Exploration	$                  510,300
341	Cequence Energy Ltd	$                  506,200
342	Pacific Coast Oil Trust	$                  498,880
343	Vantage Drilling Company Ord	$                  481,610
344	Storm Resources Ltd	$                  474,220
345	Phx Energy Services	$                  472,890
346	Mid Con Energy Partners LP	$                  472,510
347	Sandridge Permian Trust	$                  470,530
348	Xcite Energy Ltd	$                  465,570
349	Cequence Energy Ltd	$                  455,580
350	Emerald Oil Incorporated	$                  438,790
351	Storm Resources Ltd	$                  437,810
352	Vaalco Energy Incorporated	$                  434,900
353	Swift Energy Company	$                  433,010
354	Quicksilver Resources Inc	$                  430,580
355	Phx Energy Services	$                  429,640
356	Westernzagros Resources Ltd	$                  418,090
357	Xcite Energy Ltd	$                  416,670
358	Evolution Petroleum Corporation	$                  404,940
359	Delphi Energy Corporation	$                  399,960
360	Delphi Energy Corporation	$                  372,170
361	Isramco Incorporated	$                  370,330
362	Abraxas Petroleum Corporation	$                  367,550
363	Westernagros Resources Ltd	$                  365,830
364	Shamaran Petroleum Corporation	$                  364,940
365	Xtreme DRILL&COIL J	$                  357,720
366	Chesapeake Granite Washington Trust	$                  356,230
367	Bpz Resources Incorporated	$                  355,810
368	Petroquest Energy Incorporated	$                  354,630
369	Panhandle Oil and Gas Incorporated	$                  348,430
370	Ring Energy Incorporated	$                  346,640
371	Lrr Energy LP	$                  343,580
372	Midstates Petroleum Company Incorporated	$                  343,400
373	Renegade Petroleum Ltd	$                  339,260
374	Questerre Energy Corporation	$                  338,950
375	Warren Resources Incorporated	$                  337,630
376	Shamaran Petroleum	$                  332,500
377	Callon Petroleum Company Del	$                  328,980
378	Xtreme Drilling And	$                  325,480
379	Gastar Exploration Incorporated	$                  321,370
380	Crocotta Energy Incorporated	$                  321,110
381	Questerre Energy	$                  309,820
382	Geopark Ltd	$                  305,810
383	Chinook Energy INC.	$                  299,860
384	Renegade Petroleum Ltd	$                  299,280
385	Bnk Petroleum INC. J	$                  291,140
386	Crocotta Energy	$                  286,770
387	Reservoir Minerals Incorporated	$                  281,030
388	MV Oil Trust	$                  280,250
389	Sandridge Mississippian Trust II	$                  277,470
390	Americas Petrogas Incorporated	$                  272,090
391	Chinook Energy Incorporated	$                  266,240
392	Akita Drill Class A NV	$                  264,840
393	Artek Exploration J	$                  261,990
394	Bnk Petroleum Incorporated	$                  261,930
395	Cypress Energy Partners LP	$                  260,650
396	Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd	$                  258,550
397	Zargon Oil & Gas Ltd	$                  256,110
398	Miller Energy Resources Incorporated	$                  254,260
399	Reservoir Minerals I	$                  249,210
400	Artek Exploration Ltd	$                  244,700
401	Americas Petrogas	$                  244,460
402	Sprott Resource Corporation	$                  243,070
403	Whiting Usa Trust II	$                  240,860
404	Akita Drilling Ltd N	$                  236,260
405	Spyglass Resources Corporation	$                  233,100
406	Zargon Oil & Gas	$                  232,210
407	Tamarack Valley Ener	$                  230,710
408	Madalena Energy Incorporated	$                  230,310
409	Gear Energy Ltd	$                  224,460
410	Reparo Energy Partne	$                  222,000
411	Sprott Resource Corporation	$                  219,450
412	Forest Oil Corporation	$                  219,100
413	Rock Energy Incorporated	$                  212,940
414	Madalena Energy	$                  209,990
415	Spyglass Resources	$                  207,360
416	New Source Energy Partners LP	$                  204,910
417	Perpetual Energy Incorporated	$                  201,950
418	Genie Energy Ltd	$                  199,630
419	Rock Energy Incorporated	$                  197,620
420	Gear Energy	$                  196,080
421	Cross Timbers Royalty Trust	$                  191,040
422	Tag Oil LTD. J	$                  187,360
423	Iona Energy Incorporated	$                  187,080
424	Sterling Resources Ltd	$                  185,770
425	Perpetual Energy Industries	$                  182,650
426	Epsilon Energy Ltd J	$                  179,520
427	FX Energy Incorporated	$                  178,990
428	Equal Energy LTD.	$                  178,850
429	Petroamerica Oil Corporation	$                  177,570
430	Niko Resources Ltd	$                  177,560
431	Jones Energy Incorporated	$                  174,000
432	Manitok Energy INC.	$                  169,990
433	Corridor Resources	$                  168,980
434	Tag Oil Ltd	$                  168,760
435	Iona Energy Incorporated	$                  167,640
436	Sterling Resources L	$                  167,410
437	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd	$                  165,880
438	Epsilon Energy	$                  163,430
439	Niko Resources Ltd	$                  162,160
440	Equal Energy Ltd	$                  161,040
441	Endeavor International Corporation	$                  159,580
442	Harvest Natural Resources Incorporated	$                  158,310
443	Tethys Petroleum J	$                  158,160
444	Santonia Energy H	$                  156,820
445	Petroamerica Oil	$                  155,970
446	Sandridge Mississippian Trust I	$                  155,400
447	Cathedral Engy Services	$                  153,790
448	Manitok Energy Incorporated	$                  152,470
449	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd	$                  150,210
450	Hrt Participacoes EM Petroleo SA	$                  139,810
451	Cathedral Energy Service	$                  139,170
452	Petromanas Energy INC.	$                  138,740
453	US Energy Corporation	$                  137,850
454	Apco Oil and Gas International O	$                  135,550
455	Yangarra Resources Ltd	$                  135,350
456	Santonia Energy	$                  135,150
457	Primeenergy Corporation	$                  132,330
458	Calvalley Petroleum A J	$                  129,340
459	Strategic Oil	$                  129,000
460	Petromanas Energy	$                  126,250
461	American Eagle Energy Corporation	$                  126,090
462	Hrt Participacoes EM	$                  124,940
463	Yoho Resources Incorporated	$                  124,070
464	Yangarra Resources Ltd	$                  123,370
465	Prd Energy Incorporated	$                  118,220
466	North Atlantic Drilling Ltd	$                  116,630
467	Yoho Resources Incorporated	$                  115,910
468	US Oil Sands Incorporated	$                  115,170
469	Strategic Oil & Gas	$                  114,660
470	Donnycreek Energy Incorporated	$                  113,910
471	Condor Petroleum Incorporated New	$                  108,130
472	Pacific Rodera Energ	$                  107,090
473	Lynden Energy Corporation	$                  106,010
474	Sthrn Pacific Resources J	$                  105,460
475	Arsenal Energy J	$                  103,300
476	Donnycreek Energy	$                  102,970
477	Raise Production Incorporated	$                  101,730
478	Pan Orient Energy Corporation	$                    99,900
479	Connacher Oil & Gas Ltd	$                    99,390
480	US Oil Sands Incorporated	$                    98,110
481	Lynden Energy Corporation	$                    96,960
482	Arsenal Energy New	$                    93,000
483	Raise Production Incorporated	$                    92,850
484	Contact Exploration Incorporated	$                    91,990
485	Alvopetro Energy Ltd	$                    90,280
486	Pan Orient Energy Company	$                    89,640
487	Southern Pacific Resources	$                    89,140
488	Connacher Oil & Gas	$                    87,640
489	Contact Exploration Incorporated	$                    85,400
490	Alvopetro Energy	$                    82,190
491	Zaza Energy Corporation	$                    81,860
492	Torchlight Energy Resources Incorporated	$                    76,460
493	Marquee Energy Ltd	$                    76,040
494	Marqueee Energy Ltd	$                    68,270
495	Constellation Energy Partners LL	$                    66,890
496	Primeline Energy Holdings Incorporated	$                    66,460
497	Lilis Energy Incorporated	$                    65,050
498	Zion Oil & Gas Incorporated	$                    64,250
499	Magellan Petroleum	$                    63,490
500	Greenfields Petroleum Corporation	$                    63,460
501	Samson Oil & Gas Ltd Adrs Adrs	$                    59,870
502	Cub Energy Incorporated	$                    57,670
503	Ivanhoe Energy Incorporated	$                    57,410
504	Mgm Energy Corporation	$                    56,380
505	Dominion Resources Black Warrior Trust	$                    55,500
506	Petrolia Incorporated	$                    54,400
507	Pedevco CORP. Common S	$                    53,760
508	Serica Energy Ord J	$                    52,540
509	Cub Energy Incorporated	$                    51,750
510	Mgm Energy Corporation	$                    50,550
511	Petrolia Incorporated	$                    49,170
512	Oil Sands Sector UN	$                    47,920
513	Spartan Energy Corporation	$                    47,380
514	Strata X Energy Ltd	$                    45,430
515	Serica Energy Plc	$                    45,030
516	Anderson Energy Ltd	$                    44,860
517	Dejour Energy Incorporated J	$                    44,440
518	Hemisphere Energy Corporation	$                    44,140
519	Traverse Energy Ltd	$                    44,110
520	Canadian Spirit Resources Incorporated	$                    43,550
521	Royale Energy Incorporated	$                    43,480
522	Lgx Oil and Gas Incorporated	$                    43,440
523	Strata-x Energy Ltd	$                    42,870
524	Spartan Energy Corporation	$                    40,950
525	Dejour Energy Incorporated	$                    40,930
526	Terra Energy Corporation	$                    40,530
527	Oil Sands Sector Fund	$                    40,500
528	Hyperdynamics Corporation	$                    39,360
529	Petroshale Incorporated	$                    39,160
530	Postrock Energy Corporation	$                    39,050
531	Saratoga Resources Incorporated	$                    38,990
532	Anderson Energy Ltd	$                    38,380
533	Suroco Energy Incorporated	$                    38,280
534	Fieldpoint Petroleum Corporation	$                    38,150
535	Lgx Oil Gas	$                    38,120
536	Canamax Energy Ltd	$                    38,030
537	Canadian Spirit Resources	$                    38,010
538	Stream Oil and Gas Ltd	$                    37,980
539	Earthstone Energy Incorporated	$                    37,930
540	Valeura Energy Incorporated J	$                    37,640
541	Traverse Energy	$                    37,130
542	Petrobank Energy & Resources Ltd	$                    37,040
543	New Zealand Energy Corporation	$                    36,740
544	Terra Energy Corporation	$                    36,370
545	Pinecrest Energy INC.	$                    35,840
546	Junex Incorporated	$                    35,750
547	Ceiba Energy Services Incorporated	$                    35,440
548	New Zealand Energy C	$                    35,030
549	Taipan Resources Incorporated	$                    34,120
550	Stream Oil & Gas	$                    33,850
551	Suroco Energy Incorporated	$                    33,720
552	Canamax Energy	$                    33,600
553	Valeura Energy Incorporated	$                    33,410
554	Houston American Energy Corporation	$                    33,390
555	Energulf Resources Incorporated	$                    33,370
556	Junex Incorporated	$                    33,100
557	Alberta Oilsands Incorporated	$                    32,780
558	Double Eagle Pet Company	$                    32,740
559	Pinecrest Energy Incorporated	$                    32,580
560	Horn Petroleum Corporation	$                    32,440
561	Petrobank Energy & R	$                    32,400
562	Marine Petroleum Trust Units	$                    31,960
563	Lexam VG Gold Incorporated	$                    31,720
564	East West Petroleum Corporation	$                    30,760
565	Energulf Resources Incorporated	$                    30,560
566	Taipan Resources	$                    30,110
567	Pyramid Oil Company	$                    29,530
568	Alberta Oilsands Incorporated	$                    29,400
569	Lexam VG Gold Incorporated	$                    29,210
570	Bengal Energy Ltd	$                    28,650
571	Caza Oil & Gas J	$                    28,550
572	Sea Dragon Energy Incorporated	$                    28,230
573	Sonde Resources Corporation	$                    28,040
574	Tengasco Incorporated	$                    27,990
575	Petroshale Incorporated	$                    27,330
576	Horn Petroleum	$                    27,310
577	Easts West Petroleum	$                    27,050
578	Keek Incorporated	$                    26,680
579	Barnwell Industries	$                    25,820
580	Eaglewood Energy Incorporated	$                    25,340
581	Bengal Energy Ltd	$                    25,240
582	Wilton Resources Incorporated	$                    25,030
583	Touchstone Exploration Incorporated	$                    25,010
584	Sonde Resources Corporation	$                    24,780
585	Caza Oil & Gas Incorporated	$                    24,630
586	Arcan Resources Ltd	$                    24,460
587	Talon Metals CORP. J	$                    23,940
588	Touchstone Explor	$                    23,890
589	Primary Petroleum	$                    23,710
590	Talon Metal Corporation	$                    23,330
591	Eaglewood Energy Incorporated	$                    22,800
592	Dualex Energy International Incorporated	$                    22,670
593	Sea Dragon Energy	$                    22,590
594	Arcan Resources Ltd	$                    22,510
595	Azabache Energy INC.	$                    22,300
596	Rooster Energy Ltd	$                    22,220
597	Altima Resources Ltd	$                    22,100
598	Questfire Energy Corporation Class A	$                    22,040
599	Petrofrontier Corporation	$                    21,890
600	Dualex Energy International	$                    21,260
601	Lucas Energy Incorporated New	$                    21,240
602	Northern Spirit Resources Incorporated	$                    20,600
603	Petrodo Energy	$                    20,460
604	Montana Exploration	$                    20,380
605	Saccharum Energy Corporation	$                    20,380
606	Rooster Energy Ltd	$                    20,120
607	High North Resources Ltd	$                    20,100
608	Waldron Enegry J	$                    20,040
609	Jura Energy Corporation J	$                    20,030
610	Reparo Energy Partners Corporation	$                    20,020
611	Petrofrontier Corporation	$                    19,760
612	Petrodorado Energy Ltd	$                    19,300
613	Altima Resources Ltd	$                    19,260
614	Edge Resources Incorporated	$                    18,840
615	Petra Petroleum Incorporated	$                    18,820
616	Montana Exploration Corporation	$                    18,360
617	Azabache Energy Incorporated	$                    18,350
618	Canada Energy Partners	$                    17,960
619	Eco Atlantic Oil and Gas Ltd	$                    17,930
620	Kombat Copper Incorporated	$                    17,930
621	Petrolympic Ltd	$                    17,680
622	Aroway Energy Incorporated	$                    17,600
623	Anterra Energy INC. Class A	$                    17,390
624	Kombat Copper Incorporated	$                    17,340
625	Zodiac Exploration INC.	$                    17,280
626	Cgx Energy Incorporated	$                    17,200
627	High North	$                    17,190
628	Kingsland Energy Corporation	$                    17,120
629	Simba Energy INC.	$                    16,990
630	Eco Atlantic	$                    16,960
631	Aroway Energy Incorporated	$                    16,900
632	Shoreline Energy J	$                    16,680
633	Border Petroleum Ltd	$                    16,650
634	Waldron Energy Corporation	$                    16,460
635	Jura Energy Corporat	$                    16,300
636	Petrolympic Ltd	$                    16,180
637	Edge Resources	$                    16,150
638	Candax Energy Incorporated	$                    16,020
639	Silverwillow Energy Corporation	$                    15,870
640	Simba Energy Incorporated	$                    15,860
641	Blackbird Energy Incorporated	$                    15,760
642	James Bay Resources Ltd	$                    15,580
643	Cgx Energy Incorporated	$                    15,470
644	Mexico Energy Corporation	$                    15,180
645	Wi2wi Corporation	$                    14,970
646	Euromax Resources Ltd	$                    14,940
647	Shoreline Energy	$                    14,740
648	Canada Energy Partners Incorporated	$                    14,730
649	Wi2wi Corporation	$                    14,720
650	Zodiac Exploration Incorporated	$                    14,690
651	Euromax Resources Ltd	$                    14,590
652	Shoreline Energy Corporation 9.25 Debe	$                    14,450
653	Anterra Energy Incorporated	$                    14,260
654	Silverwillow Energy	$                    14,070
655	Palliser Oil & Gas C	$                    13,960
656	Oyster Oil and Gas Ltd	$                    13,950
657	Blackbird Energy Incorporated	$                    13,870
658	Antrim Energy Incorporated	$                    13,850
659	Amarok Energy Incorporated	$                    13,050
660	Quattro Exploration and Producti	$                    12,420
661	Silvermet Incorporated	$                    12,340
662	Petrichor Energy Incorporated	$                    12,280
663	Palliser Oil and Gas Corporation	$                    11,500
664	Candax Energy Incorporated	$                    11,110
665	Antrim Energy Incorporated	$                    11,080
666	Raimount Energy Incorporated	$                    11,050
667	Vanoil Energy Ltd	$                    10,520
668	Mnp Petroleum Corporation	$                    10,360
669	Transeuro Energy Corporation	$                    10,360
670	Heritage Oil Exchg J	$                    10,300
671	Mnp Petroleum Corporation	$                    10,010
672	Tyner Resources Ltd	$                       9,970
673	Vanoil Energy Ltd	$                       9,240
674	Ironhorse Oil & Gas	$                       9,200
675	Phoenix Canada Oil C	$                       8,930
676	Petroleum One Energy Corporation	$                       8,830
677	Petroleum One Energy Cor	$                       8,720
678	Marksmen Energy Incorporated Common	$                       8,690
679	Petrichor Energy Incorporated	$                       8,690
680	Westbridge Energy Corporation	$                       8,680
681	Archer Petroleum Corporation	$                       8,660
682	Arpetrol Ltd	$                       8,590
683	Phoenix Canada Oil Company Ltd	$                       8,340
684	Ironhorse Oil & Gas Incorporated	$                       8,220
685	Orsu Metals CORP. J	$                       8,220
686	Mcchip Resources Incorporated	$                       8,210
687	Caiterra International Energy Corporatio	$                       8,070
688	Westbridge Energy	$                       8,060
689	Transeuro Energy Cor	$                       7,940
690	Golconda Resources Ltd	$                       7,880
691	Tyner Resources Ltd	$                       7,800
692	Tuscany Energy Ltd	$                       7,740
693	Transition Metals Corporation	$                       7,730
694	Atikwa Resources Incorporated	$                       7,660
695	Tribute Resources Incorporated	$                       7,540
696	Mcchip Resources Incorporated	$                       7,380
697	Cbm Asia Development Corporation	$                       7,310
698	Esrey Energy Ltd	$                       7,200
699	Tuscany Energy Ltd	$                       7,190
700	Brownstone Energy IN	$                       7,010
701	Esrey Energy Ltd	$                       6,860
702	Donnybrook Energy Incorporated	$                       6,840
703	Silvermet Incorporated	$                       6,790
704	Golconda Resources Ltd	$                       6,680
705	Exall Energy CORP. J	$                       6,660
706	Terra Nova Energy Ltd	$                       6,630
707	Orsu Metals Corporation	$                       6,580
708	Donnybrook Energy	$                       6,530
709	North Sea Energy Incorporated	$                       6,520
710	Brownstone Energy Incorporated	$                       6,490
711	International Frontier Resources Company	$                       6,420
712	International Frontier Resources	$                       6,360
713	Relentless Resources Ltd	$                       6,000
714	Petroleum Vista Energy Corporation	$                       5,890
715	Longreach Oil and Gas Ltd	$                       5,870
716	Exall Energy Common	$                       5,830
717	Solar Vest Bioenergy Incorporated	$                       5,650
718	Emerald Bay Energy Incorporated	$                       5,630
719	Kallisto Energy Corporation	$                       5,610
720	Passport Energy Ltd	$                       5,580
721	Kallisto Energy	$                       5,520
722	Archer Petroleum	$                       5,510
723	Cbm Asia Development Corporation	$                       5,480
724	Oil Optimization Incorporated	$                       5,480
725	Terra Nova Energy	$                       5,310
726	Marksmen Energy Incorporated	$                       5,300
727	Lateral Capital Corporation	$                       5,140
728	Longreach Oil	$                       5,090
729	Petroleum Vista Energy	$                       5,090
730	Metalore Resources Ltd	$                       5,060
731	Altai Resources Incorporated	$                       4,960
732	Pan African Oil Ltd	$                       4,960
733	Stetson Oil	$                       4,950
734	Alston Energy Incorporated	$                       4,920
735	Alberta Star Development Corporation	$                       4,680
736	Blacksteel Energy Incorporated	$                       4,680
737	Gale Force Petroleum	$                       4,550
738	Gale Force Petroleum Incorporated	$                       4,550
739	Palo Duro Energy Incorporated	$                       4,510
740	Stetson Oil and Gas	$                       4,510
741	Metalore Resources L	$                       4,500
742	Petrostar Petroleum Corporation	$                       4,480
743	Canada Strategic Metals Incorporated	$                       4,460
744	Butte Energy Incorporated	$                       4,370
745	Blackdog Resources Ltd	$                       4,350
746	Hawk Exploration LTD. CL. B	$                       4,320
747	Nextraction Energy	$                       4,250
748	New Concept Energy Incorporated	$                       4,210
749	North Sea Energy	$                       4,210
750	Cobra Venture Corporation	$                       4,140
751	Horizon Petroleum Plc	$                       4,140
752	Canada Strategic Met	$                       4,100
753	Volcanic Metals Corporation	$                       4,100
754	Western Plains Petroleum	$                       4,090
755	Alberta Star Develoment Corporation	$                       4,080
756	Altai Resources Incorporated	$                       4,060
757	Maxim Resources Incorporated	$                       4,000
758	Oracle Energy Corporation	$                       3,950
759	Passport Energy Ltd	$                       3,850
760	Nextraction Energy Corporation	$                       3,820
761	Mooncor Oil and Gas Corporation	$                       3,750
762	First Mountain Exp	$                       3,720
763	Hellix Ventures Incorporated	$                       3,720
764	Hellix Ventures Incorporated	$                       3,720
765	Sagres Energy Incorporated	$                       3,720
766	Copper North Mining Corporation	$                       3,630
767	First Mountain Exploration Ltd	$                       3,560
768	Cypress Hills Resources Corporation	$                       3,520
769	Caspian Energy Incorporated	$                       3,450
770	Blackdog Resources Ltd	$                       3,420
771	Petrostar Petroleum	$                       3,410
772	Redwater Energy Corporation	$                       3,400
773	Tanager Energy Incorporated	$                       3,390
774	Explor Knick Incorporated	$                       3,370
775	Hillcrest Resources Ltd	$                       3,360
776	Brs Resources Ltd	$                       3,270
777	Greencastle Resources Ltd	$                       3,230
778	Brs Resources Ltd	$                       3,160
779	Solimar Energy Ltd	$                       3,150
780	Mira Resources Corporation	$                       3,140
781	Standard Exploration LTD.	$                       3,110
782	Cobra Venture Corporation	$                       3,030
783	Prince Resource Corporation	$                       3,030
784	Mooncor Oil & Gas	$                       3,000
785	Groundstar Resources Ltd	$                       2,930
786	Volcanic Metals Corporation	$                       2,930
787	Marauder Resources East Coast Incorporat	$                       2,920
788	Oracle Energy Corporation	$                       2,920
789	Maxim Resources Ltd	$                       2,910
790	Aurion Resources Ltd	$                       2,890
791	Saxon Oil Company Ltd	$                       2,870
792	Trinity Valley Energ	$                       2,850
793	Kfg Resources Ltd	$                       2,780
794	Canadian Quantum Energy Corporat	$                       2,750
795	Newcastle Energy Cor	$                       2,730
796	Copper North Mng Cor	$                       2,690
797	Groundstar Resources	$                       2,690
798	Blackhawk Resource Corporation	$                       2,660
799	Abenteuer Resources Common	$                       2,640
800	Greencastle Resource	$                       2,630
801	Bnp Resources Incorporated Class A	$                       2,600
802	Medgold Resources Corporation	$                       2,560
803	Ripper Oil and Gas Incorporated	$                       2,520
804	Oil Optimization Incorporated	$                       2,490
805	Standard Explora Ltd	$                       2,490
806	Aurion Resources Ltd	$                       2,470
807	Matachewan Cons Mines	$                       2,430
808	Vast Exploration Incorporated	$                       2,420
809	Redwater Energy Corporation	$                       2,410
810	Saxon Oil Company	$                       2,400
811	Pennant Energy Incorporated	$                       2,390
812	Brookemont Capital Incorporated	$                       2,370
813	Horizon Petroleum	$                       2,370
814	Sabre Graphite Corporation	$                       2,350
815	Pennant Energy Incorporated	$                       2,340
816	Vulcan Minerals Incorporated	$                       2,340
817	Marauder Resources East	$                       2,330
818	Huntington Exploration Incorporated	$                       2,250
819	Canoel International Energy Ltd	$                       2,230
820	Tower Resources Ltd	$                       2,200
821	Canadian Quantum Ene	$                       2,170
822	Matachewan Cons Mine	$                       2,140
823	Petromin Resources Ltd	$                       2,130
824	Brookemont Capital Incorporated	$                       2,030
825	Sunset Pacific Petroleum Ltd	$                       2,020
826	Abenteuer Resources Corporation	$                       2,010
827	Jadela Oil Corporation	$                       1,990
828	Porto Energy Corporation	$                       1,990
829	Nordic Oil & Gas Ltd	$                       1,920
830	Magnum Energy	$                       1,910
831	Knick Exploration Incorporated	$                       1,900
832	Tearlach Resources L	$                       1,880
833	Sonoro Energy Ltd	$                       1,850
834	Blackhawk Resources Corporation	$                       1,840
835	Mira Resources	$                       1,820
836	Tearlach Resources Ltd	$                       1,810
837	Vulcan Minerals Incorporated	$                       1,810
838	Jadela Oil	$                       1,790
839	Canoel	$                       1,710
840	Newcastle Energy Corporation	$                       1,710
841	Transamerican Energy	$                       1,700
842	Solara Exploration LTD. CL.A	$                       1,630
843	Fairwest Energy Corporation	$                       1,600
844	Porto Energy Corporation	$                       1,590
845	Brixton Energy	$                       1,560
846	Trinity Valley Energy Corporation	$                       1,540
847	Great Atlantic Resou	$                       1,530
848	Tower Resources Ltd	$                       1,490
849	Sonoro Energy Ltd	$                       1,480
850	Panterra Resource Corporation	$                       1,440
851	Atikwa Resources Incorporated	$                       1,430
852	Vast Exploration Incorporated	$                       1,420
853	Reef Resources Ltd	$                       1,410
854	Running Fox Resource	$                       1,400
855	Panterra Resource Corporation	$                       1,380
856	Running Fox Resource Corporation	$                       1,370
857	Doxa Energy LTD.	$                       1,360
858	Georox Resources Incorporated	$                       1,360
859	Georox Resources Incorporated	$                       1,360
860	Wellstar Energy Corporation	$                       1,360
861	Devin Energy Corporation F	$                       1,350
862	Gordon Creek Energy Incorporated	$                       1,350
863	Mena Hydrocarbons	$                       1,330
864	Mena Hydrocarbons Incorporated	$                       1,330
865	Magnum Energy Incorporated	$                       1,320
866	Golden Cariboo Resou	$                       1,290
867	Strikewell Energy Corporation	$                       1,290
868	Forest Gate Energy Incorporated	$                       1,260
869	Pacific Paradym Energy Incorporated	$                       1,230
870	Landdrill International Incorporated	$                       1,220
871	Great Atlantic Resources Corporation	$                       1,200
872	Loon Energy Corporation	$                       1,200
873	Eastsiberian Plc	$                       1,180
874	Tmt Resources Incorporated	$                       1,160
875	Arpetrol Ltd	$                       1,150
876	Paris Energy Incorporated	$                       1,150
877	Strikewell Energy Company	$                       1,150
878	Border Petroleum Light	$                       1,130
879	Transamerican Energy Incorporated	$                       1,130
880	Afrasia Mineral Fields Incorporated	$                       1,100
881	Century Energy Ltd	$                       1,100
882	Xxl Energy Corporation	$                       1,090
883	Rodinia Oil CORP.	$                       1,070
884	Summus Solutions NV	$                       1,050
885	Eastsiberian Plc	$                              -
886	Petroamerica Oil	$                              -
887	Petroamerica Oil WT	$                              -
888	Petromanas Energy IN	$                              -
889	Reef	$                              -
890	Santa Maria Petroleum Incorporated	$                              -
891	Transatlantic Petroleum Ltd	$                              -
892	Wind River Energy Corporation	$                              -