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Tag Archives: Kansas

Kansas: chemical quantity omissions

Open-FF found 173 Kansas wells with records that do not report quantity data.

Posted bygwallisonMarch 19, 2025March 19, 2025Posted inReporting issuesTags:data omissions, Kansas, pioneer-natural-resources, sandridge-energyLeave a comment on Kansas: chemical quantity omissions

Anadarko Petroleum: Omissions of quantity data

Anadarko Petroleum Corporation omitted quantity data in 660 FracFocus disclosures. We summarize the omissions in this post.

Posted bygwallisonJanuary 26, 2025January 26, 2025Posted inFrom the DataTags:anadarko-petroleum, Colorado, data omissions, Kansas, Louisiana, Texas, Utah, Wyoming1 Comment on Anadarko Petroleum: Omissions of quantity data

SandRidge Energy: Omissions of quantity data

SandRidge Energy omitted quantity data in 751 FracFocus disclosures. We summarize the omissions in this post.

Posted bygwallisonJanuary 26, 2025January 26, 2025Posted inFrom the DataTags:data omissions, Kansas, Oklahoma, sandridge-energy, Texas2 Comments on SandRidge Energy: Omissions of quantity data

Pioneer Natural Resources: Omissions in quantity data

Pioneer Natural Resources omitted quantity data in 3258 FracFocus disclosures. We summarize the omissions in this post.

Posted bygwallisonJanuary 24, 2025January 24, 2025Posted inFrom the DataTags:data omissions, Kansas, pioneer-natural-resources, Texas2 Comments on Pioneer Natural Resources: Omissions in quantity data

Tapstone Energy: errors by duplication

Open-FF found 100 disclosures published by Tapstone Energy that contained duplicate records. These errors distorted this company’s chemical use by an average of 462,000 pounds per disclosure.

Posted bygwallisonOctober 17, 2024October 17, 2024Posted inReporting issuesTags:duplicate records, Kansas, Oklahoma, tapstone-energy, TexasLeave a comment on Tapstone Energy: errors by duplication

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