Texas operator and buyer · P-5 664125
Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating
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The record
What the state's files show about Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating
Railroad Commission record
Who the state lists
The Railroad Commission lists this company as an operator, and the state's records list it as a purchaser or gatherer.
- Name on file
- PHOENIX HYDROCARBONS OPERATING
- Operator number (P-5)
- 664125
- P-5 status
- Inactive
- Organization type
- Corporation
- Location
- Midland, TX
- Mailing city
- Midland, TX
- Last P-5 received
- April 14, 2023
- Record built
- April 25, 1991
- Inactive since
- May 22, 2024
- Refiling required
- Yes
The Railroad Commission lists this company’s P-5 registration as inactive since May 22, 2024. If your royalty checks from it stopped, check your lease for the likely reasons and who to write to.
Source: Railroad Commission of Texas, P-5 Organization Report data set, as of September 22, 2026.
Owner relations
How to reach Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating as an owner
Not checked yet
We have not checked Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating’s owner-relations desk yet. Here is how owners usually find it:
- Look at a recent check stub or statement. The phone number and address printed on it usually reach the owner relations department.
- Search the company’s own website for “owner relations” or “royalty owners”. Larger operators have a page and an online owner portal.
- The Railroad Commission file above has the company’s mailing address. A letter sent there reaches the company, though not always the right desk.
- Put your owner number and the property name or number on every letter and call.
Production
What the state's reports show
- Oil, last 12 months
- 1,304 barrels
- Down 79% from the 12 months before
- Gas, last 12 months
- 38,462 mcf
- Down 73.8% from the 12 months before
Oil reported each month, in barrels
- Feb 20240
- Jan 20240
- Dec 20230
- Nov 202330
- Oct 2023163
- Sep 2023156
- Aug 202336
- Jul 2023122
- Jun 202383
- May 2023191
- Apr 2023382
- Mar 2023141
Source: Railroad Commission of Texas, production data query, as of February 1, 2024.
Drilling permits
Permits filed with the state
0 drilling permits in the last three years. A permit is permission to drill. It is not a well.
Source: Railroad Commission of Texas, drilling permit records.
Leases
Leases this company operates
9 leases on the state record, 0 with production in the last twelve months. The largest by production:
- Briarcove UnitHarris County · 864 bbl of oil
- Rampart Gas Unit 1Harris County · 827 bbl of oil
- Murff, BillyHarris County · 571 bbl of oil
- Lakewood Gas UnitHarris County · nothing reported in 12 months
- BP/AnadarkoLiberty County · nothing reported in 12 months
- SRVHarris County · nothing reported in 12 months
- Rampart HoldingsHarris County · nothing reported in 12 months
- PartlowLiberty County · nothing reported in 12 months
- BP/Kerr-McGeeLiberty County · nothing reported in 12 months
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FAQ
Questions people ask
Who is Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating?
The Railroad Commission lists Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating as operator number 664125, P-5 inactive, in Midland, TX. Its leases reported 1,304 barrels of oil and 38,462 mcf of gas in the last twelve months. The state's records also list it as a purchaser or gatherer.
How much oil and gas did Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating report?
In the last twelve months the leases Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating operates reported 1,304 barrels of oil and 38,462 mcf of gas to the Railroad Commission, through February 1, 2024. It has 9 leases on the state record, 0 with production in that time.
I got a letter or an offer from Phoenix Hydrocarbons Operating: what should I do?
Do not sign or call yet. Keep every page and the envelope, compare the paper with your deed, lease and last statements, and answer in writing. You can upload the letter to have it read: it says what kind of paper it is, what it asks, and which terms deserve a question, quoting the words they come from.
Where does this page's information come from, and how current is it?
The record is the Railroad Commission's P-5 Organization Report file, dated September 22, 2026. The entity is the Comptroller's franchise tax file. Production, permits and leases are the Commission's own reports. The page shows no rating and no opinion.
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Sources
Primary sources, opened on 29 September 2026. Statute text is the current version on statutes.capitol.texas.gov.