Kansas Administrative Regulations
Agency 82 - KANSAS CORPORATION COMMISSION
Article 3 - PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION OF OIL AND GAS
Section 82-3-200 - Prevention of waste, protection of correlative rights, and prevention of discrimination between pools
Universal Citation: KS Admin Regs 82-3-200
Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 12, March 20, 2024
(a) Any person having the right to drill, complete and operate wells from which oil from any common source of supply or pool is produced may produce on a monthly basis not more than that amount of crude oil from any well or lease than the allowable specified by the commission.
(b) Oil market demand.
(1) A monthly hearing may
be held by the commission to determine the total statewide oil allowable.
(2) The statewide oil allowable
shall be the amount of crude petroleum that can be produced daily throughout
the state, during the next succeeding proration period, without causing waste.
(3) The total statewide allowable
shall be allocated by the commission among the prorated pools, leases and
wells.
(4) Any crude oil which is
removed from a lease shall be charged against the allowable established for
that lease, except in cases where permission is granted to use waste oil for
oiling roads leading to the lease.
(c) The crude oil allowable shall be that amount of oil which may be produced currently from any pool without causing waste or injury to correlative rights, and without discriminating between pools.
(1) In determining allowables, the
statistical status of each well or lease, as of the first day of the preceding
proration period shall be considered by the commission.
(2) Any applicable overages and shortages for
each well or lease shall be used in determining the statistical status of that
well or lease.
(d) The provisions of this regulation shall be construed in conjunction with K.A.R. 82-3-202 through K.A.R. 82-3-208.
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