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Monthly oil, gas & water production by well — 1951 to present (18.3M+ records)
Complete well registry with spatial and formation data (124,000+ wells)
Facility and infrastructure data (4,440 facilities, 13 facility types)
Environmental chemistry records (4.9M rows, 4-table star schema)
Plugging & reclamation documents (175,000+ Form 6 records)
Spill & release reports — 1959 to present (17,600+ incidents)
Bonds & financial assurance records (4,357 bonds, $444M active bond value)
Field inspection records — 1995 to present (420,000+ inspections, 14.3% violation rate)
Bradenhead pressure test records — 1995 to present (357,000+ tests)
Notice of Alleged Violation (NOAV) records — 1995 to present (7,452 enforcement actions)
Mechanical Integrity Test (MIT) records — 1995 to present (14,804 tests, 527 failures)
Sidetrack well crosswalk — 5,329 sidetrack wellbores mapped to primary registry
Drilling permits — 123,896 permits, mineral owner classification, formation data, completion dates 1898–present
Hydraulic fracturing chemical disclosures (557,551 disclosures across 21,076 wells, 2010 to present)
USGS subsurface formation top elevations for the Denver Basin (2.8M+ records, 2025 model)
Basin-level rig productivity and benchmarking (10,276 monthly records, 2007 to present)
USGS induced seismicity catalog for Colorado (3,737 events at M1.0+, 1960 to present)
County-level demographic context from 2022 American Community Survey (64 county records)
Federal land oil & gas statistics for Colorado (FY2025 aggregates)
Greenhouse gas emissions by facility under EPA reporting program (9,112 records, 2010 to present)
Toxic release inventory for Colorado facilities (22,003 records, 1987 to present)
Compliance and enforcement history across 18,066 Colorado facilities (snapshot)
Safe drinking water systems and violations (5,091 systems, 41,235 violations, 1979 to present)
Air pollutant emission notices filed with Colorado Department of Public Health (32,072 records, 2020 to present)
Oil & gas annual emission inventories across 7 pollutants (5,068 records, 181 operators, 2021 to present)
State-level monthly oil and gas production benchmarking (170,656 records, 1960 to present)
Groundwater monitoring sites and water level measurements (28,919 sites, 503,551 measurements, 2010 to present)
State trust land mineral leases, ownership, and infrastructure (35,255 features across 4 layers)
| API Number | Well Name | Operator | Formation | Oil (BBL) | Gas (MCF) | Water (BBL) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05-123-09841 | KEOTA 14-27HN | Civitas Resources | NIOBRARA | 12,847 | 34,219 | 8,461 |
| 05-123-10156 | HEREFORD 6-31HZ | Bonanza Creek | CODELL | 6,932 | 19,087 | 12,304 |
| 05-001-07223 | RATTLESNAKE BUTTE 2-18H | SRC Energy | WATTENBERG | 9,204 | 28,556 | 5,718 |
| 05-123-11482 | PAWNEE CREEK 11-4HN | Extraction Oil & Gas | DJ BASIN | 4,117 | 11,342 | 7,891 |
| 05-045-06890 | MESA RIDGE 7-16H | PDC Energy | BEEHIVE | 287 | 142,680 | 1,203 |
| 05-123-12204 | BRIGGSDALE 3-22HZ | Whiting Petroleum | J SAND | 3,689 | 9,814 | 6,547 |
| API Number | Well Name | Operator | County | Formation | Spud Date | Well Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05-123-09841 | KEOTA 14-27HN | Civitas Resources | Weld | NIOBRARA | 2019-03-14 | Producing |
| 05-045-06890 | MESA RIDGE 7-16H | PDC Energy | Garfield | WILLIAMS FORK | 2008-11-02 | Producing |
| 05-071-05134 | TRINIDAD SOUTH 3-8 | SRC Energy | Las Animas | RATON | 2005-06-22 | Shut-In |
| 05-125-08277 | HEARTLAND 22-15HN | Bonanza Creek | Yuma | NIOBRARA | 2021-08-09 | Producing |
| 05-087-06481 | BRUSH CREEK 4-32H | Extraction Oil & Gas | Morgan | CODELL | 2017-04-18 | Producing |
| 05-071-04890 | SPANISH PEAKS 1-19 | Burlington Resources | Las Animas | RATON | 2003-12-05 | P&A |
Production history, formation breakdown, and operator activity for every well within your area of interest — in a single query.
Read the analysis →Build technical reports, regulatory filings, and client deliverables on cited primary-source data without per-seat platform fees. Production decline curves, completion benchmarks, and formation-level analysis pull directly from the same Parquet files cited in your methodology section.
Track drilling permits and operator activity by section-township-range to identify acreage where capital is being deployed before lease prices move. Cross-reference operator ownership history and well registry to qualify mineral rights acquisitions or competing leasehold positions.
Quantify operator-level compliance posture across spill history, NOAVs, inspection records, environmental chemistry, and bradenhead test results. Screen plugging liability and bond coverage gaps across an inactive well inventory in hours instead of weeks of manual ECMC searches.
Underwrite Colorado oil and gas exposure on per-well economics rather than operator press releases. 12-month per-foot productivity, lateral length distributions, and decline curve analysis across 54.7M+ records support investment thesis development and acquisition target screening.
Conduct longitudinal studies and investigative reporting on Colorado oil and gas operations using primary-source ECMC data with full methodology documentation and SHA-256 verified delivery — citable in peer-reviewed publication and discoverable in litigation without dependency on operator-provided datasets.
CWIP is architected for multi-state expansion. Every state oil and gas commission maintains comparable public data at similar depth — production records, well registries, environmental filings, and regulatory documents. The platform Colorado subscribers use today is the same platform that will serve every producing state in the portfolio.
Planned state releases: North Dakota, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, California, and Pennsylvania. Each state release multiplies the analytical surface area available for cross-state comparison, acquisition analysis, and regional research.