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2022 Department of Interior Data by Company
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2022 Department of Interior ("DOI") data detailing activity on U.S. Federal leases is trickling out
Expect a handful of pieces from Enersection over the next week using the DOI datasets
Calendar year production data is not until May 2023, but we will soon provide analysis using fiscal year data to show county and state level changes
2022 royalties paid by company have been released
Enersection used royalties paid, estimated royalty rates and estimated oil prices to calculate 2022 oil production and the change versus last year
It appears that for the first time since 2013, not only was a U.S. company a top-2 oil producer from Federal leases (BP & Shell typically), but indeed, it appears EOG Resources is now the number one oil producer from Federal leases
Expect a handful of pieces from Enersection over the next week using the DOI datasets
Calendar year production data is not until May 2023, but we will soon provide analysis using fiscal year data to show county and state level changes
2022 royalties paid by company have been released
Enersection used royalties paid, estimated royalty rates and estimated oil prices to calculate 2022 oil production and the change versus last year
It appears that for the first time since 2013, not only was a U.S. company a top-2 oil producer from Federal leases (BP & Shell typically), but indeed, it appears EOG Resources is now the number one oil producer from Federal leases
2022 Department of Interior Company Data
Shell paid the most in 2022 royalties, but due to a higher royalty rate on Offshore oil production, their production slipped below that of EOG. Â
As always the charts are interactive on hover.
388 companies paid royalties to the U.S. government in 2022, the most since 2014
Estimated royalty rates and oil prices were used to calculate oil production.
