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PR (P-1/P-2) Gas Disposition (ASCII)

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Gas disposition volumes as reported on Form PR: sold, flared, injected, processed.

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What this is

OGA0861. A 200-byte record per gas well per month carrying the disposition breakdown from the production report: lease and field fuel, transmission line, processing plant, vented or flared, gas lift, pressure maintenance, carbon black, underground storage and extraction loss.

It is the gas-side companion to the PDQ disposition table, from the Commission's older reporting system.

What you can do with it

Measure gas flaring and venting at well level from the operator's own monthly filing, and see how much gas went to a processing plant rather than a pipeline.

Gotchas

This is the gas-system file, gsf102. RRC's folder also holds olf102, the oil-system file: casinghead-gas disposition for oil leases, laid out in the same OGA0861 manual under its own record layout, 47,847 records to gsf102's 90,986 in the Commission's own record counts. Upstream neither fetches nor parses olf102 yet, so casinghead gas from oil leases is in neither this table nor the archive here; the Commission's folder, linked below, has it.

The balancing, discrepancy and invalid-or-omitted codes flag filings that did not reconcile. Ignoring them treats a rejected filing as fact.

Record layout

56 columns.

texas.pr_gas_disposition 28 columns

This is the table you get when you download or query PR (P-1/P-2) Gas Disposition (ASCII).

# Column Type RRC name Meaning Lookup
1 district text — District —
2 gas_well_gas_rrcid text — Gas well gas rrcid —
3 report_year text — Report year —
4 report_month text — Report month —
5 balancing_code text — Balancing code —
6 discrepancy_printed_code text — Discrepancy printed code —
7 invalid_or_omitted_code text — Invalid or omitted code —
8 extraction_loss_code text — Extraction loss code —
9 coding_mast_op_number text — Coding mast op number —
10 company_tape_op_number text — Company tape op number —
11 field_number text — Field number —
12 field_name text — Field name —
13 lease_name text — Lease name —
14 gas_well_gas_number text — Gas well gas number —
15 batch_code text — Batch code —
16 lease_fld_fuel_systems integer — Lease field fuel systems —
17 transmission_line integer — Transmission line —
18 processing_plant integer — Processing plant —
19 vented_or_flared integer — Vented or flared —
20 gas_well_gas_lift integer — Gas well gas lift —
21 pressure_maintenance integer — Pressure maintenance —
22 carbon_black integer — Carbon black —
23 underground_storage integer — Underground storage —
24 extraction_loss integer — Extraction loss —
25 gas_well_gas_production integer — Gas well gas production —
26 gas_well_gas_lift_injected integer — Gas well gas lift injected —
27 condensate_production integer — Condensate production —
28 ingested_at timestamp — Ingested at —

pr_gas_disposition 28 columns

This is the table you get when you download or query PR (P-1/P-2) Gas Disposition (ASCII).

# Column Type RRC name Meaning Lookup
1 district text — RRC district the record belongs to, written the way RRC prints it (01-06, 6E, 7B, 7C, 08, 8A, 09, 10). —
2 gas_well_gas_rrcid text — Gas well gas rrcid —
3 report_year text — Report year —
4 report_month text — Report month —
5 balancing_code text — Balancing code —
6 discrepancy_printed_code text — Discrepancy printed code —
7 invalid_or_omitted_code text — Invalid or omitted code —
8 extraction_loss_code text — Extraction loss code —
9 coding_mast_op_number text — Coding mast op number —
10 company_tape_op_number text — Company tape op number —
11 field_number text — The eight-digit RRC field number. —
12 field_name text — Field name. —
13 lease_name text — Lease name as filed. —
14 gas_well_gas_number text — Gas well gas number —
15 batch_code text — Batch code —
16 lease_fld_fuel_systems bigint — Lease field fuel systems —
17 transmission_line bigint — Transmission line —
18 processing_plant bigint — Processing plant —
19 vented_or_flared bigint — Vented or flared —
20 gas_well_gas_lift bigint — Gas well gas lift —
21 pressure_maintenance bigint — Pressure maintenance —
22 carbon_black bigint — Carbon black —
23 underground_storage bigint — Underground storage —
24 extraction_loss bigint — Extraction loss —
25 gas_well_gas_production bigint — Gas well gas production —
26 gas_well_gas_lift_injected bigint — Gas well gas lift injected —
27 condensate_production bigint — Condensate production —
28 ingested_at timestamptz — When the upstream pipeline last wrote this row. Not an RRC field — it is EZRRC's provenance stamp, and it is what the freshness badge is measured against. —

Where this comes from

Published by
Texas Railroad Commission — the original page
Original format
Fixed-width Columns are byte ranges with no separators, described only in a scanned record layout.
RRC publishes
Updated once a month (Monthly. Available by the 27th.)
EZRRC re-ingests
Weekly The RRC republishes more often than we pull. For the very latest file, go to the RRC directly.
RRC download link
GoAnywhere MFT
Record layout manual
Our table
texas.pr_gas_disposition

EZRRC is an independent mirror of public-domain data published by the Texas Railroad Commission. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the RRC. For any legal or regulatory purpose, verify against the official RRC release.

Written about this dataset

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