New Mexico Mineral Rights: Value & Pricing Explained
New Mexico Mineral Rights: Value and Pricing Explained New Mexico is a treasure trove for mineral rights owners, particularly in Eddy County and Lea County, where oil and gas reserves are plentiful. In this blog post, we'll explore everything you need to know about mineral rights in New Mexico. We'll start by discussing how to lease minerals and calculate the value of your mineral rights in New Mexico, ensuring you have a clear understanding of their worth. Next, we'll walk you through the process of selling your mineral rights in New Mexico, from preparing your property for sale[...]
Oklahoma Mineral Rights: Value and Pricing Explained
Oklahoma Mineral Rights: Value and Pricing Explained If you own mineral rights in Oklahoma, there’s a good chance those rights are worth more than you think. With strong oil and gas activity across much of the state and growing interest in critical minerals like lithium, Oklahoma continues to be one of the best places in the country to own mineral rights. But whether you're collecting royalty checks or just found out you inherited mineral rights, understanding what you own and what it’s worth can be a challenge. Between market changes, tax considerations, lease terms, and buyer interest, there's[...]
Louisiana Mineral Rights: Value & Pricing Explained
Louisiana Mineral Rights: Value & Pricing Explained If you own oil and gas mineral rights in Louisiana, this is the guide you’ve been looking for. Whether you inherited them, bought them, or just recently found out you own them, it can feel overwhelming trying to figure out what they’re worth and what to do with them. Should you lease them? Sell them? Hold onto them? And how does Louisiana’s unique legal system affect your rights? In this post, we’re breaking it all down in plain English. You’ll learn how mineral rights work in Louisiana, what makes them valuable,[...]
Decline Curves Explained: A Guide for Mineral Owners
Decline Curves Explained: A Guide for Mineral Owners Decline curves are one of the most important concepts in oil and gas, but also one of the least understood by mineral owners. A decline curve shows how oil and gas production from a well naturally falls over time. At first, new wells generate strong royalty checks, but those high numbers almost always come down quickly as production drops. For mineral owners, understanding decline curves is essential. They explain why royalty income changes from month to month and also play a major role in how buyers calculate what your minerals[...]
Mineral Rights Brokers: What They Do and When to Use One
Mineral Rights Brokers: What They Do and When to Use One If you are thinking about selling mineral rights, figuring out whether to use a mineral rights broker is a very important step. We're going to show you why you need a mineral rights broker. We'll also show you how to pick the best mineral rights broker in 2026. Before you make any decisions, carefully read the information below which will guide you through the process of picking the right oil and gas royalty broker. When selling mineral rights, you want to pick a mineral rights broker who[...]
Cost to List Mineral Rights
Cost to list at Texas Royalty Brokers At Texas Royalty Brokers, we have one goal. To help mineral owners in Texas sell for the highest possible price. The most important decision you can make when selling mineral rights is picking the right mineral rights broker. The right broker is going to guide you through the process. A great mineral rights broker will help you avoid the common mistakes that mineral owners make and help you sell for the highest possible price. At Texas Royalty Brokers, we want to be 100% clear and transparent about exactly what it costs[...]
Why Natural Gas Is the Quiet Backbone of AI’s Growing Power Needs
Why Natural Gas Is the Quiet Backbone of AI’s Growing Power Needs Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming one of the most power-intensive technologies ever deployed at scale. As large language models, image generators, and real-time inference systems expand across industries, the physical infrastructure required to support them, particularly data centers, is placing unprecedented demands on electricity grids. Unlike earlier waves of digital growth, AI workloads are continuous and highly sensitive to reliability. Training and inference systems operate around the clock, require stable power delivery, and are often concentrated in specific regions. This concentration creates localized surges in electricity demand[...]
Mineral Rights Value in Texas
Mineral Rights Value in Texas Most mineral owners in Texas have no idea what their rights are really worth. To be fair, it’s not their fault. Real information about mineral rights value is extremely difficult to find, and most of what’s out there is vague, outdated, or written to benefit mineral buyers. That’s why this guide is different. We’re going to walk you through how mineral rights value really works in Texas. This guide was written specifically for Texas mineral rights owners. We’ll break down the key factors that drive value, how mineral buyers evaluate deals when they[...]
Mineral Rights Appraisal
Mineral Rights Appraisal If you’re trying to figure out what your mineral rights are worth, you’re not alone. One of the most common questions we hear from mineral owners is, “Where can I get an appraisal for my mineral rights?” It’s a fair question and one that makes a lot of sense. Whether you're thinking about selling, planning your estate, or just curious about what you own, getting a clear value feels like the right place to start. But here’s the catch: there really isn’t such a thing as a traditional mineral rights appraisal. That might come as[...]
Wyoming Mineral Rights: Value & Pricing Explained
Wyoming Mineral Rights: Value & Pricing Explained If you own mineral rights in Wyoming, you might be wondering what they’re actually worth and what you can do with them. Whether you inherited them years ago or recently started receiving lease offers, it’s not always easy to figure out the best way to manage mineral rights. Wyoming has a long history of oil and gas production. With major activity in places like the Powder River Basin and Green River Basin, the state continues to be a hotspot for energy companies. That’s good news for mineral owners, but it also[...]
