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Texas Oil and Gas Industry Continued Hot Streak in 2024

Last updated: April 22, 2025 | Reading Time: 1 minutes
Texas oil and gas production hit new records in 2024, surpassing records that were set in 2023, according to the Texas Railroad Commission.

The Texas oil and gas industry continued a hot streak in 2024, with production volumes surpassing records set in 2025. All of this is according to a statement recently posted on its website by the Texas Railroad Commission (RRC).

In the statement, the RRC noted that it tallies production reports submitted by operators. It is an outline that the latest reports show that oil production came in at 2,003,844,281 barrels. Moreover, natural gas production hit 12.62 trillion cubic feet, last year. The RRC highlighted in the statement that this was the first time oil “surpassed the two billion threshold”.

The RRC statement pointed out that Texas’ top five crude oil and condensate production years came in 2024, This is at 2.00 billion barrels in 2023 then at 1.99 billion barrels in 2022. Lastly at 1.87 billion barrels in 2019. For additional data, at 1.86 billion barrels and 2020, and at 1.77 billion barrels.

The statement highlighted Texas’ top five gas production years—2024 (12.62 trillion cubic feet), 2023 (12.30 trillion cubic feet), 2022 (11.43 trillion cubic feet), 2021 (10.51 trillion cubic feet), and 2020 (10.24 trillion cubic feet).

“These latest records further demonstrate Texas’s position as a global leader in oil and gas production,” RRC Chairman Christi Craddick said in the statem

ent.

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