Energy Rebound Program Information
Governor Gordon has announced the Energy Rebound Program to be administered by the WOGCC. The WOGCC will begin accepting applications for the Energy Rebound Program at 10:00 AM on June 15. The application is available for download now for operators to begin gathering the information required for application completion. Please click here for detailed information on the Energy Rebound Program and to download the application.
Note: If you have difficulty electronically signing the pdf portion of the application, please print the signature page, sign it, scan it and attach it to your email along with the unsigned electronic version of the pdf.
Latest Updates
Tom Kropatsch Selected As WOGCC Interim Supervisor
Tom Kropatsch was selected by the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission to serve as the interim supervisor. Read the news release here.
Commission Hearings Update
The WOGCC hearings are now being held in person. A YouTube link to watch the hearings will be posted on the website the morning of hearings. It is strongly encouraged for everyone providing testimony to the Commission to attend in person. However, if remote testimony is necessary due to an inability to travel to the hearings, please contact the WOGCC as soon as possible to ensure remote testimony can be accommodated.
The WOGCC's final rules have received all necessary approvals for the regulation of Commercial Class II Disposal Wells. As of April 28, 2021 owners/operators may submit applications to the WOGCC for these types of wells. A guidance document has been prepared to detail the information necessary for the WOGCC to convert existing Class II disposal wells, convert existing Class I Commercial Disposal Wells, and to permit new Commercial Class II Disposal wells and is available here.
For any further questions please contact Tom Kropatsch or Joe Scott.
Our History
In 1951, the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conversation Act was established, and through this act, the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (WOGCC) and its role in regulating oil and gas was formed. As outlined in the Conservation Act, the WOGCC is charged primarily with preventing the waste of oil and gas and protecting correlative rights for Wyoming. The WOGCC works alongside many other agencies in the state that also play a role in providing a balanced approach for the industry and Wyoming.
Our Mission
The Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is committed to regulating oil and gas activities in a manner that ensures responsible development and management of Wyoming's oil and gas resources and provides appropriate environmental stewardship for Wyoming citizens.