OPERATORS · TEXAS · P-5 NUMBER 884509

Venoco, Inc.

Disposal and injection permits held under this operator number, from the RRC's UIC records, with the volume each well reported on the H-10. Permitted volume is a ceiling, not throughput. How to read it →

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active permits of 4
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permitted bbl/day, active
0
bbl injected, last 12 reported months
Jun 2025
reported through

4 PERMITS · PAGE 1 OF 1 · ACTIVE FIRST, THEN BY VOLUME REPORTED

WellCountyStatusPurposeReported, bblbbl/d permittedZone, ftPermitted
Big Mineral Creek (UV Sand) Unit #511W UIC 000083075GraysonCanceledEnhanced recovery—3,0006,178–6,970Jan 26, 1998
Big Mineral Creek -S- Sand Unit #330W UIC 000031113GraysonPluggedEnhanced recovery—7505,355–5,999Apr 26, 1983
Super Unit #105W UIC 000044431GraysonCanceledEnhanced recovery—6003,584–3,608Feb 2, 1982
Big Mineral Creek/Strawn I/Unit #449W UIC 000067317GraysonPluggedEnhanced recovery—5003,498–3,582Oct 20, 1992

REPORTED IS THE H-10 VOLUME OVER THE TWELVE MONTHS THROUGH JUN 2025 · A COUNTY OPENS ITS DISPOSAL PAGE

About this data

RRC UIC permit records for the permits, their status, purpose, permitted volume, and injection zone; H-10 reports for the volumes, summed over the twelve months ending in the last reported month. A permit is active when it has been activated and is neither canceled nor plugged. Nothing is estimated.

New to these records? saltwater disposal in Texas

Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/operators/tx/884509/disposal, documented in the API reference.