Revision to Wyoming’s APD Rules: Proposal for Wyoming’s First to File Rule to Expire in 2 Years

Published: July 10, 2019

At yesterday’s hearings, the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (“WOGCC”) released a proposed rule aimed at addressing the increased volume of drilling permits filed in the Cowboy State. The formal bulletin entitled, “WOGCC Proposes Rule to Address Volume of Drilling Permits,” can be found here.

If approved, the proposed rule, released in accordance with Wyoming’s rule making guidelines, will change several aspects concerning the filing of Applications for Permits to Drill (“APDs”), according to the bulletin:

To review the proposed rule, click here.  Prior to the comment period, a public meeting will be held to explain the rule and answer any questions. Written public comments will be collected and reviewed during the 45-day comment period.

Stay tuned as we will be monitoring how this proposed rule develops! This is a big proposed change that could have many potential consequences for operators.

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