Eighty-five Texas disclosures from this company are not dominated by water, but by sand.
Category Archives: Reporting issues
Sand errors: GEP Haynesville in Louisiana
Thirty-four Louisiana disclosures from this company are not dominated by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Encana Oil and Gas in Texas
Fifty-three Texas disclosures from this company are not dominated by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Ovintiv in Oklahoma
One hundred and fourteen Oklahoma disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: ConocoPhillips Company in Texas
Forty-six Texas disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Finley Resources in Utah
Thirty-four Utah disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Matador Production Company in New Mexico
Thirty New Mexico disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Magnolia Oil and Gas in Texas
Ninety-five Texas disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Marathon Oil in North Dakota
Thirty-four North Dakota disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Citizen Energy in Oklahoma
Thirty-four Oklahoma disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand errors: Southwestern Energy in Louisiana
Forty-four Louisiana disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand use in nitrogen or carbon dioxide disclosures
While fracking jobs using nitrogen or carbon dioxide gases may use more than typical sand fractions, even in these disclosure, sand percentages over 50% are highly unusual.
Sand errors: EAP Ohio LLC
Twenty-two disclosures from this company are dominated not by water, but by sand.
Sand-dominated disclosures: patterns and problems
Open-FF has found a large number of chemical disclosures that misreport concentrations of fracking sand and water. These errors seriously distort the chemical profiles of the fracking jobs.
Occidental Oil and Gas: Massive water use reported
Occidental Oil and Gas, LLC, reported massive water use in four New Mexico fracking disclosures this month. They are likely reporting errors
COG Operating LLC: sand data error
Five disclosures from COG Operating LLC vastly overreport sand use.