james revard oklahoma - marginal wells
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Oklahoma Marginal Well
Commission
Presented by Executive Director
James M. Revard
What is the Marginal Well
Commission?
• In 1992, the Oklahoma Legislature created the Commission on Marginally Producing Oil and Gas Wells. Senate Bill 684, now Title 52 O.S. Section 700.
• Marginal oil or gas is produced from low-volume “stripper” wells – defined by the IOGCC as producing less than 10 barrels of oil or 60,000 cubic feet of gas per day.
• The Marginal Well Commission is the only organization of its kind in the nation.
• Funded by a voluntary fee of $.0035 on each barrel of crude oil produced in the state and $.00015 of every 10,000 cubic feet of natural gas produced. Requests for refunds can be made during the first 3 months of the calendar year. Last year, less than 1% of the budget was refunded.
What is the Marginal Well
Commission? (Cont.)
• Mission Statement:
The mission of the Commission on Marginally Producing
Oil and Gas Wells is to serve the Governor, Legislators,
oil and gas industry and public by defining, identifying,
and evaluating the economic and operational factors that
affect marginally producing oil and gas wells, and to
assure that appropriate efforts are made to extend the
life of these wells so energy can be economically
provided to all citizens of the State of Oklahoma
What does the Marginal Well
Commission do to help?
• Research and collect information on the number,
location and operational conditions of marginally
producing oil and gas wells in the state
• Propose legislation, regulatory and operational remedies
that will extend the life of the marginally producing well
What does the Marginal Well
Commission do to help? (Cont.)
• Provides information: • Workshops – held throughout the state to provide
operators with information on new technology and
other issues that affect them
• Trade Expo – brings the operator and service
sectors face to face
Website
www.marginalwells.com
History Workbooks & Videos
Purpose Surveys & Reports
Quick Facts Feedback
Opportunities & Involvement Library
Commissioners Contractor’s Page
Contact Staff Lease Sales
Events Pumper’s Manual
Regulations & Environment Equipment Sales
Speaker’s Bureau Stolen Equipment
Newsletters Links
Online Store Orphaned Wells List
Studies
FY1994 Survey of Marginal Oil Wells State of Oklahoma
FY1996 Survey of Oklahoma Oil & Gas Leases
FY1996 Well Cost Analysis
FY1996 Impact of Oil & Gas Production & Drilling on the Oklahoma Economy
FY1996 Localized Impacts of Oil & Gas Production & Drilling Activity in Oklahoma
FY1999 The Osage Environmental Audit
FY2000 Electricity Usage among Oklahoma Oil and Gas Producers
FY2002 The Local Impact of Oil & Gas Production and Drilling in Oklahoma
FY2002 The Economic Impact of Oil & Gas Production & Drilling on the Oklahoma Economy
FY2005 Impact of Refineries on Crude Oil Production & Pricing in Oklahoma
FY2007 The Local Impact of Oil & Gas Production and Drilling in Oklahoma
FY2007 The Economic Impact of Oil & Gas Production & Drilling on the Oklahoma Economy
FY2007 A Demographic and Economic Profile of Oklahoma’s
Marginal Oil and Gas Well Operators
FY2009 Breakeven Analysis
Why are marginal wells important?
• Marginal or “stripper” wells produce 17% of the U.S. domestic oil and 65% of the production in Oklahoma
• Marginal gas wells produce 9% of the U.S. domestic gas and 10% of the production in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma’s 80,000 active oil wells produce nearly 61 million barrels of oil that the United States would otherwise have to import each year.
Why is the industry important to
Oklahoma?
• Gross Production Tax Revenues
• $ Over 1 billion in fiscal year 2010 for oil
and natural gas
Why is the industry important to
Oklahoma? (Cont.)
• Jobs • 100,000+ direct jobs
• 300,000+ impacted or supported
• Economic Impact • $6.20 Billion in labor income
Pumper’s Friend®
• Bringing State-of-the-Art Technology to
your Oil Field
Smartphone Solutions for Small
Producers
• While major oil producers can deploy expensive automated well monitoring systems, small producers largely work from paper forms and worksheets filled out by well tenders on a daily basis. The Pumper’s Friend® iPhone app was designed to create a cost-effective, user-friendly software system to support field operations.
Smartphone Benefits to You
• Accurate Data
• Data Communication
• Data History
• Efficiency
• Safety
Pumper’s Friend® Software
Organization
• Headquarters
• Wells
• Tanks
• Send Data
• Help
Headquarters
• Contact Information at your Fingertips
Wells
• Well List & Gauges Data
Well Gauges
• Gauge List for each Well
• Data & Plot Option
Data Plot
• Historical Data Plot
• Zoom & Pan
Tanks
• Tank List & Level Data
• Data & Plot Modes
Tanks
• Data History/Plot
Send Data
• Communicate Data to Office
Data Received
• Plot Data from
Spreadsheet