Overview
Sandridge Energy Inc operates the Mike 2305 1 15H and Mike 2305 2 15H oil extraction wells near Breckinridge, Oklahoma. These wells are part of the company's upstream operations in Garfield County.
The Sandridge Energy Inc Mike 2305 1 15H and Mike 2305 2 15H are oil extraction wells located in Garfield County, Oklahoma, near the town of Breckinridge. These wells are part of the company's upstream oil production activities in the region, contributing to the broader oil infrastructure of the United States. As oil extraction facilities, these wells operate under the regulatory framework of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. The EPA's Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act set standards for emissions and water discharges, while state regulations govern drilling and production practices. The wells likely utilize hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling techniques common in the region. The wells are situated in an area with a long history of oil and gas production. Their operational status indicates ongoing extraction, supporting local energy supply and economic activity. The environmental context includes potential impacts on local water resources and air quality, managed through regulatory compliance and industry best practices.
Environmental context
The wells are located in Garfield County, Oklahoma, a region with extensive oil and gas development. The local environment includes agricultural land and rural communities. Oil extraction activities can affect groundwater quality and air emissions, but operators are required to follow state and federal regulations to mitigate these impacts.
Frequently asked questions
The wells are located in Garfield County, Oklahoma, near the town of Breckinridge, at approximately 0.25 miles northeast of N102nd and E Carrier.
They are oil extraction wells, part of Sandridge Energy Inc's upstream operations, producing crude oil from underground reservoirs.
The wells are operational, indicating ongoing oil extraction activities.
Oil extraction wells in Oklahoma are regulated by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission and must comply with federal EPA standards under the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act, including permits for emissions and water discharges.
Oil extraction can impact local water resources through potential contamination and air quality through emissions. Operators are required to implement mitigation measures and follow regulatory requirements to minimize environmental harm.
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