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    • Volume 123, Issue 3

    May/June 2025 | ConocoPhillips Co. holds roughly 792,000 unconventional net acres in Delaware basin. Development activity targets Avalon, Bone Springs, and Wolfcamp formations. In 2024, the company operated 10 rigs and two frac crews on average, resulting in 166 operated wells drilled and 151 operated wells brought online.

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