Louisiana's $300 billion project pipeline, the Veterans Luncheon this Friday, the Christmas Party Dec. 17 and recent Haynesville and Permian deals.
Lafayette Association of Professional Landmen

LAFAYETTE ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL LANDMEN

LAPL NEWSLETTER

         

NOVEMBER 2026

THE BIG PICTURE

Louisiana's $300 Billion Project Pipeline

From Starbase Louisiana and Meta's Hyperion data center to a string of new LNG terminals, here are the multi-billion-dollar projects planned or under construction across the state.

Map of Louisiana multi-billion dollar projects

Map from @thelacoast on X • View the post

COMING UP

Next LAPL Events

NOV

06

LAPL Veterans Luncheon

Fri. • 11:30 AM • The Room, next to Corner Bar

 

DEC

17

LAPL Christmas Party

Thu. • 6:00 PM • LaFonda Restaurant

 

JAN

TBA

LAPL Pickleball Social

Date and details coming soon

View all events at LAPL.com →

THIS NEWSLETTER IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY

Acadian Land Services

NOVEMBER EDITION

A Busy Season for LAPL

There's a lot going on for LAPL and across Louisiana. This month we honor our veterans at Friday's luncheon, get ready for the Christmas Party, thank everyone who made the 8th Annual Fishing Tournament a success, and round up recent deals in the Haynesville and the Permian.

THIS FRIDAY

LAPL Veterans Luncheon

From Military Service to Louisiana's Energy Workforce

Featured Speaker: Andrew Ward, Founder, Acadiana Veteran Alliance & The Boot

LAPL Veterans Luncheon flyer, Friday, November 6, 2026

Friday, November 6 • 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

The Room, next to Corner Bar • 3103 Johnston Street, Lafayette

Free for all veterans • Took's jambalaya buffet

1 CLE general credit • 1 RPL/CPL ethics credit

Members $25 • Non-Members $30

Register for Lunch →

SAVE THE DATE

2026 LAPL Christmas Party flyer

DEC 17

2026 LAPL Christmas Party

Thursday, December 17
6:00 – 9:00 PM

LaFonda Restaurant, Back Room
3809 Johnston Street

Please bring an unwrapped gift for Toys for Tots.

Sponsored by Liskow

Event Details →
LAPL

8TH ANNUAL LAPL FISHING TOURNAMENT

THANK YOU!

CALCASIEU POINT LANDING • LAKE CHARLES • OCT. 16

Thanks for a Successful Tournament

 

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Calcasieu Point Landing on October 16 and helped make this year's tournament a success, and to the sponsors whose support makes the tournament and all of our events possible.

★ THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 SPONSORS ★

Allen & Kirmse, Ltd.Apex Natural GasBadger EnergyBETA Land Services
Bullen PlaucheClassic PetroleumCypress Energy PartnersExploration Land Services
ExxonMobilFenstermakerGordon ArataHillco Resources
Jones WalkerKastner Insurance GroupLiskowMAO Professional Land Services
Ottinger HebertPinnacle Resources GroupPlatte EnergyRES
Schoeffler Energy Group

Interested in supporting LAPL?

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WHAT WE'RE WATCHING

Around the Industry

 

DEAL WATCH

Recent Deals in the Haynesville & Permian

Dealmakers have been busy. U.S. upstream M&A reached $19.5 billion in the third quarter, roughly triple the second quarter, according to Energy Advisors Group. Here are the recent moves closest to home.

HAYNESVILLE • NORTH LOUISIANA & EAST TEXAS

72K

NET ACRES

Centalion buys Silver Hill's Haynesville assets →

The trading house formerly known as Gunvor acquired Silver Hill Energy Partners' upstream and midstream assets in the core of the Haynesville and Bossier: about 72,000 net acres, roughly 300 MMcf/d of production and about 300 gross operated locations. Terms were not disclosed; Reuters had earlier put the value at $1.2 to $1.5 billion.

Announced Oct. 5

$1.65B

CASH

Comstock, SOCAR sign $1.65B Haynesville deal →

Comstock signed the definitive agreement to sell Azerbaijan's state oil company non-operated stakes in 20% of its Legacy Haynesville assets, 15% of its Western Haynesville assets and 15% of its interest in Pinnacle Gas Services. Comstock stays operator, and the deal is expected to close by year-end.

Signed Nov. 4

PERMIAN BASIN • WEST TEXAS

$4.4B

CLOSED

ONEOK closes Brazos Midland purchase →

ONEOK completed its $4.425 billion acquisition of Brazos Midstream's Midland Basin gathering and processing assets, more than doubling its Midland processing capacity to about 2.3 Bcf/d.

Closed Oct. 6

$2.63B

CASH & STOCK

Energy Transfer to buy Vaquero Midstream →

The deal adds about 300 miles of pipe across Loving, Reeves, Ward and Winkler counties in the Southern Delaware Basin, the Caymus processing complex (about 675 MMcf/d) and roughly 100,000 dedicated acres. Closing is expected this quarter.

Announced Oct. 6

ALSO IN TEXAS • EAGLE FORD

$4.2B

CASH

Devon exits the Eagle Ford →

Devon agreed to sell about 90,000 net acres in Karnes, DeWitt and Gonzales counties to Crescent Energy as it sharpens its focus on the Delaware Basin. Closing is expected around year-end.

Announced Oct. 8

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