A W-1 is one of the earliest public signals that an operator plans to drill, recomplete, re-enter, or otherwise permit work on a Texas oil or gas well.
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Meaning
What this document usually means
In Texas RRC records, a W-1 usually appears before a well becomes completed or producing. It can include the operator, lease name, well number, field, county, proposed depth, surface location, and whether the well is associated with directional or horizontal drilling.
On Future Wells Texas, W-1 documents are treated as permit activity. When enough information is available, we connect the document to an API number, map point, operator, field, and county page.
Tracked fields
What Future Wells Texas tracks
Permit numberTracked
API numberTracked
OperatorTracked
Lease and well numberTracked
County and fieldTracked
Approved dateTracked
Horizontal flagTracked
Surface locationTracked
Survey, block, section, abstractTracked
Recent wells connected to the permitTracked
6 events
Recent W-1 permit activity
Horizontal permit filed
W-1 drilling permit
Horizontal Permit FiledGaines CountyOXY USA INC.SEMINOLE (SAN ANDRES)API 42165326732 source records