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Every approved W-1 since 1976 as one flat row per permit — 950,665 of them.

The complete W-1 permit history — every application since 1976 with every trailer segment, 13.5 million rows across fifteen tables.

Every drilling permit application, refreshed nightly, with surface and bottomhole coordinates.

The same permits as the nightly file, cut once a month as a stable snapshot.

Applications the Commission has received but not yet acted on, kept extract by extract.

Forty years of horizontal permits, each tied to the lease it ended up producing under.

Casing strings as reported on the completion filing.

Formation tops as reported on the completion filing.

Forms G-1 and W-2: the filings that turn a drilled hole into a producing well.

The intervals a completion produces through, including open-hole sections.

What was pumped into the well, over what interval, at completion.

Every well ever assigned an API number in Texas, with casing, tubing, perforations, formations, plugging and inactive-well tests.

The same wellbore database, in the raw IBM mainframe encoding.

G-10 gas well deliverability tests, one row per test filed.

The individual wells inside Texas waterflood units, with their last two W-10 tests.

The same two W-10 tests, one row per test, for joining and charting.

A rolling window of W-10 oil well status tests, one row per test filed.

Every gas well on the proration schedule, with its allowables, G-1 completions and G-10 tests.

Every oil well on the proration schedule, with 26 months of allowables and its W-10 tests.

Every casing string set in every Texas well: size, depth, hole size and cement.

The lease and well identifiers each wellbore has been completed under.

Every drilling permit number ever issued against a wellbore.

Named geological formations and the depth each was encountered at.

When each form was filed against a wellbore, plus elevation and plug-back depths.

H-15 tests on inactive wells: who tested, when, and what the status was.

The perforated intervals a well is completed through.

W-3 plugging reports: when a well was plugged, to what depth, and with what.

The fifty-nine column extract behind the Commission's own public wellbore query.

Free-text remarks the Commission recorded against a wellbore.

Tubing strings and packer depths.

The oil lease and well numbers a wellbore is identified by.

The gas proration schedule: every gas field in Texas and how its allowable is set.

Fourteen months of allocation factors and limited-allowable codes for every gas field.

Fourteen months of gas allowable against reported production, well by well.

Every gas well on the proration schedule, with its gatherers, pressures and balances.

42.9 million gas well-months, 1993 to 2024: allowable, word allowable, production, overage and the well's type that month.

29.5 million oil lease-months, 1993 to 2024: allowable against production, storage, overproduction and casinghead gas.

Every Texas gas well's month back to January 1993 — allowable, production, balances and dispositions. 105.9 million rows.

Every Texas oil lease's month back to January 1993 — allowable, production, movable balance and dispositions. 60.4 million rows.

The oil proration schedule: every oil field in Texas and the allowable it prorates.

Fourteen months of allocation factors for every oil field.

Twelve months of oil and casinghead gas production against allowable, lease by lease.

Every oil lease on the proration schedule, with its gatherers and its balances.

Fourteen months of allowable and supplements for each multi-well group.

Waterflood and secondary-recovery groups that take a lease allowable instead of well allowables.

Fourteen months of allowable, acreage, potential and gas-oil ratio for every scheduled oil well.

Every oil well on the proration schedule, with its depth, status and last test.

Every barrel of oil skimmed off produced water, and the lease it was credited back to.

County code, FIPS code, name and the district each county belongs to.

Lease production split by county, for leases that cross a county line.

County-level monthly production totals.

One row saying which production cycles this PDQ release covers.

The fourteen RRC districts, their names and their office locations.

District-level monthly production totals.

The field number to field name lookup, with class, discovery date and rules flags.

Field-level monthly production totals.

Where each lease's production actually went, month by month, by disposition code.

Monthly oil, gas, condensate and casinghead gas production for every Texas lease since 1993.

One row per lease with the first and last production cycle it ever reported.

The onshore subset of the lease summary.

The operator number to operator name lookup used by the production data.

Operator-level monthly production totals.

The lease directory: lease number to lease name, operator, field and well number.

The wells that make up each lease, with API numbers and shut-in status.

Form PR filings for leases that do not have a lease number yet.

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

The same gas disposition records in the raw mainframe encoding.

The live P-2 world: every gas well's allowable, production, dispositions and flaring remarks, 26 months deep.

The live P-1 world: every oil lease's allowable, production, dispositions and remarks, 26 months deep.

The gas half of a field's master record: discovery, testing cycle, offshore code and cumulative gas and condensate.

13,951 gas field rules as the IMS database holds them: spacing, density, casing, diagonal, docket and the analyst's own text.

Field-level monthly allowables beside the P-1 and P-2 production actually reported. 4.0 million field-months, and no other RRC file has them.

The oil half of a field's master record: discovery, testing county, schedule headings and cumulative oil and casinghead gas.

8,565 oil field rules as the IMS database holds them, with the allocation code that says how the field's allowable is split.

Annual gas production, condensate and well counts, per field, statewide.

Annual oil production, well counts and gravity, per field.

The eight-digit field number to field name lookup, as RRC publishes it.

Every Texas field with the spacing and density rules the Commission adopted for it.

The mainframe's field master: every oil and gas field in Texas with its rules, its allocation formulas and 10.5 million rows of allowable and production history.

Who gathers, buys and nominates each Texas lease's oil and gas, and every P-4 behind it.

Contested cases, rulemakings and hearings before the Commission.

The organizations and people named in each docket.

What each docket was actually about, in the Commission's own words.

Every organization with an RRC operator number: name, status, type and address.

The operator directory in the Commission's original mainframe encoding.

Every gas plant Texas has known since 1912, and the last two years of R-3 forms. Frozen 2025-08-25.

Every approved gas plant report since September 2025, section by section.

Every completed RRC oil-and-gas inspection since August 2015 — 3.98 million of them — whether or not it found anything.

Every statewide rule an RRC inspector wrote up since August 2015: which rule, whether it was major, and what enforcement followed.

Injection and disposal wells: permits, authorised pressure and volume, monitoring and enforcement.

The injection well database in the original mainframe encoding.

The monitoring a UIC permit requires, and the results recorded.

What the district office wrote on a UIC permit.

Every lease certified as high-cost gas for severance tax relief.

RRC's tight-sands file — which is the whole high-cost gas record, not a subset.

Every NGPA category determination the Commission has made, one row per docket.

Severance tax incentive applications filed online since April 2019.

Where 1.40 million Texas wells end up, with the sidetrack code.

Where 1.38 million Texas wells are, at the surface, with the API number.

Which Texas wells are deviated, and how long the path is.

The API-to-lease map: every mapped Texas well bore, its lease, its quad and its plug date.