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From the Archive:

Regulatory Intelligence 

Why can fracture fluid or water source data be unavailable in DDS?

Category:

Fracture Fluid Reporting

Research Basis

Archive Period

2013-2018

Records Reviewed
5
Primary Topics
fracture fluid composition; water source data; fracture intervals; DDS sequencing; amendments
Current Reference
AER Directive 059; AER Manual 027

Common Question

Why can fracture fluid or water source data be unavailable in DDS?

Archive Findings

The Directive 059 FAQ says fracture intervals must be submitted and accepted first.

Only after that will the relevant UWI records appear for fracture fluid composition and, where required, water source reporting.

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Submit and verify the completion/fracture interval records before troubleshooting missing fracture fluid or water source forms. The issue may be sequencing, not system access.

Current Guidance

Use current Directive 059 and Manual 027 for fracture fluid composition, water source reporting, and amendment procedures.

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