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West Virginia
Your WR-39, built from your own records.
The annual production report, bonding comparison and idle-well rules for West Virginia operators, next to the wells they apply to.
- WR-39 in one click
- Bond comparison
- Idle-well rules
West Virginia filings
What WellCollar tracks in West Virginia
| Filing | What WellCollar does | When |
|---|---|---|
| WR-39 — Report of Annual Production, W. Va. Code § 22-6-22 | Per-well oil (bbl) and gas (Mcf) assembled from your production records; horizontal 6A wells also report condensate and produced water | March 31, for every unplugged well |
You stay responsible for filing with the state. WellCollar prepares the numbers and reminds you.
West Virginia rules at a glance
Bonding and idle wells, in plain English
WellCollar works out which bonding option costs less for your well count.
- Bonds: $5,000 per well or a $50,000 blanket bond (W. Va. Code § 22-6-26)
- A well not in use for 12 consecutive months is presumed abandoned unless you show a bona fide future use (W. Va. Code § 22-6-19)
- Class II injection or permitted disposal facilities for produced water: track loads, destination and hauler
Questions
Common questions
Does WellCollar prepare the WV WR-39?
Yes. The WR-39 Report of Annual Production is assembled from your production records, due March 31 for every unplugged well regardless of status.
Does it handle disposal wells in West Virginia?
Yes. Mark a well as a disposal well to keep its shipment log, monthly injection data and pressure log.
See it with your own wells
Open the live demo company in one click, or send us your operator number and we'll show you your own wells loaded and ready.