Production Report for Pending Leases — what it is, in short

What this is:

Production reported on leases the Commission has not yet assigned an identifier to. Every volume and disposition column of the Form PR is here, keyed by a production report id rather than a lease number. It is where the first months of a brand new lease's production live before the lease appears in the regular production data.

How it is laid out:

The Railroad Commission publishes this as CSV. Comma-separated text. We decode it into a table you can open anywhere. It has 162 columns and about 222.4K rows.

The columns you will most likely want:

production_report_id
prod_cycle_yyyymm
crctd_filing_flag
cmgl_lease_tot_flag
current_month_flag
stock_trnsfr_flag

…and 156 more, all documented on the full page.

What we add:

Catch production from new leases months before it shows up in the PDQ lease data.

Decoded out of the Commission's original format into something Excel opens.
Filterable before you download, so you can take one county instead of the whole state.

Worth knowing before use:

Rows leave this file once a lease number is assigned; nothing marks the transition.

The full page lists every trap in this dataset.

Get it:

People who want this usually want:

PDQ Lease Production by Cycle Monthly oil, gas, condensate and casinghead gas production for every Texas lease since 1993.
Production Data Query Dump The whole PDQ archive: sixteen delimited tables of Texas production from 1993 to today.
Gas Ledger The gas proration schedule: every gas field in Texas and how its allowable is set.
Gas Ledger — Field Months Fourteen months of allocation factors and limited-allowable codes for every gas field.
Gas Ledger — Well Months Fourteen months of gas allowable against reported production, well by well.
Gas Ledger — Wells Every gas well on the proration schedule, with its gatherers, pressures and balances.