Open Data
How the data is sourced, refreshed, and normalized: methodology & data sources. Each county also has a page with charts, operators, and permits — linked beside every download. Figures we have published and later found wrong are listed in corrections & errata.
Pointer Minerals (2026). County Oil & Gas Production Data [normalized from state regulator reports]. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21728007
The DOI resolves to an archived snapshot with a fixed content hash. This page is refreshed weekly and will usually be ahead of it — cite the DOI for a figure a reader must be able to reproduce exactly, and this page for the current numbers.
For a specific county, cite the county page URL — each carries its own source agency and reporting period. Questions or corrections: [email protected].
For AI agents & developers
https://mcp.pointerminerals.com/mcp
Connect from any MCP client — e.g. npx mcp-remote https://mcp.pointerminerals.com/mcp — then call tools like search_operators, get_county_production, or list_datasets. Public, read-only, CC-BY-4.0.
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