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A comprehensive handbook for reporters on onshore production reporting, including sample calculations, operator numbers, lease numbers, production codes, and more.
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ONRR Onshore Production Handbook
Appendix AONRR Operator Number ONRR assigns a five-character operator number unique to each reporter for use in the financial accounting system. The operator number is required on the PASR, and OGOR -A, -B, and -C.
Appendix BONRR Lease, Unit, or Communization Number ONRR assigns a 10- or 11-character lease, unit, or communitization number to identify each Federal or Indian mineral lease. You use the ONRR lease, unit, or communitization number on the PASR and OGOR-A, -B, and -C.
Appendix CProduction Month Codes A production month refers to the time span that applies to a report. The Production Month field is chosen using a drop down menu in eCommerce.
Appendix DAction Codes The action code indicates whether a line should be added (A) or deleted (D). The following codes are valid on the PASR and OGOR -A, -B, and -C. Use A (add) to enter new information on an Original, Modify, or Replace report or to enter detail lines that replace deleted lines on a Modify report. Use D (delete) only on a Modify report to remove a detail line entered on a previously submitted report. If you use D, you must check Modify in the Report Type field. NOTE: The delete line must be reported before the add line.
Appendix FAPI Well Numbers ONRR identifies each well with a unique, permanent API well number and a completion code/producing interval. The API well number is assigned to each wellbore by BSEE or BLM.
Appendix FAPI Well Numbers The standard API well number is structured as follows:
Appendix GProducing Interval Codes The producing interval code is a three-character standard format code assigned by BLM or BSEE. The numeric portion is uniquely and permanently related to a specific completion zone or producing configuration within a wellbore. The letter of the code is assigned based upon the number of tubing strings in the wellbore that are capable of production.
Appendix HWell Codes • Onshore well codes: • Onshore operators may use the three- or five-letter codes listed in Table H-1 (use first code listed)
Appendix H continued • Well status/type code • The two-digit well status/type code describes the overall status of a well on the last day of the production month.
Appendix I • Appendix I – ONRR assigned numbers and codes that indicate means of Product Removal. It is used on OGOR B and C.
The OGOR-B accounts for the total disposition of lease/agreement production for each product produced on OGOR-A. Disposition may include direct sales, transfers, and lease/agreement use. • The OGOR-C accounts for production and sales attributable to a lease/agreement produced into inventory before the production is sold from a storage facility. It identifies beginning inventories, ending inventories, production, sales, and adjustments. • 2‐Digit Numeric Code, for example: • 01 Sales – Royalty Due • 08 Spilled or Lost (Avoidable) – Royalty Due • 09 Sales – Not Subject to Royalty • 10 Produced into Facility • 11 Transferred to Facility • 21/22 Flared Oil‐Well/Gas‐Well G2‐Digit Numeric Code, for– 61/62 Vented Oil‐Well/Gas‐Well Gas
Multiple Adjustments for OGOR-C • Enter multiple inventory adjustments for a facility as one entry using the adjustment code of the largest volume adjustment. • Adjustment Code Example regarding multiple AC codes for the OGOR C: • Utilize the Comments Section to explain the multiple codes. • Operator Change with water draw off in the same month • AC 47 122 bbl and AC 32 -230 bbl = AC 32 -108
Appendix JFacility/Measurement Point Number The FMP number consists of a type code, State code, county code, and sequence number to uniquely identify each facility or measurement point. Currently, FMPs are required only for offshore reporters/properties, with the exception of gas plant FMPs.
Appendix JFacility/Measurement Point Number continued These FMP numbers are structured as shown below.
Appendix KCommingling Codes A one-digit commingling code identifies whether the FMP measures on-lease, off-lease, or commingled production. These codes are used on the FMP.
Appendix KCommingling Codes Possible commingling values are shown below.
Appendix L Product Codes The two-digit product code uniquely identifies and tracks the various products obtained from Federal and Indian leases. This code is used on the OGOR-C. Oil and gas product code assignments are shown below.
Appendix MExplanation of Schematic Symbols Below is a sample of symbols that are used consistently on schematic representations of production sites.
Appendix OContact Information Use these addresses, websites and telephone numbers for obtaining information regarding production reporting to ONRR.
eCommerce Warning Edits Purpose: To provide to assist the reporter in resolving OGOR processing issues and avoid Fatal Error Edits being received at ONRR.
Background Warnings are placed in eCommerce to alert the reporter to information on the OGOR that is not compatible with information found within the ONRR’s system. eCommerce allows warnings to go forward on the OGOR submission even though several of these warnings will create fatal errors on the OGOR once it processes through the overnight batch run. In the past when operators called in with these warnings they were told to submit the report, resulting in unnecessary fatal rejects on ONRRs side.
How to Resolve eCommerce Errors on OGOR production reports *See complete listing here: https://onrr.gov/ReportPay/references.htm
Warnings Edits The warning we will cover today are: 11286: Well status different from that in Reference Data 11264: Tubing string does not match the tubing string in data base. 11280: Volumes required for gas or water 11761: Beginning Inventory must match ending inventory from prior month
