Oilfield Environmental Assessments
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of Oilfield Properties
AAI has extensive oilfield experience in conducting Phase I, II and III Environmental Site Assessments, and remediation on active, abandoned and inactive oil and gas well properties, as well as, oilfield services properties. Our due diligence services for transactions in the oilfield will help identify significant liabilities. We also conduct Baseline Studies on oilfield-related properties prior to companies starting operations on a lease, in order to help prevent the client from being held responsible for existing contamination from previous oil well drilling, production and support services activities. We have conducted these types of entrance and exit studies on hundreds of oil and gas well properties throughout the U.S.
Nothing can replace hands on experience with working in the oil and gas fields to provide real world handling of environmental issues that can arise due to historic and ongoing well drilling and production activities. It is highly recommended that you hire a company with extensive experience in oilfield environmental assessments, as it is a highly specialized field that requires specific expertise that is unlike any other industry.
Representative oilfield environmental projects
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Phase 1 ESA of 136 oil and gas wells, and associated infrastructure, with some oil wells that were drilled in the late 1890's, in Franklin County, Pennsylvania
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Litigation Support, Phase 1 ESA, site characterization and remediation of 190 oil and gas wells, tanks farms and onsite refineries including remediation, in Los Angeles County, California
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Phase 1 ESA of 17,400 acres of land for proposed windmill farm in rural Kansas, as part of the initial planning and lease baseline study. The report included review of 221 active and inactive oil and gas wells, and associated infrastructure, along with several agricultural parcels.
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Regulatory Compliance Review Report of 586 oil and gas wells throughout the western United States, as part of an acquisition.
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Phase 1 ESA of 72 gas wells and saltwater disposal wells in La Plata County, Colorado
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Phase 1 ESA of 19 oil and gas wells, 3 tank farms and 2 saltwater disposal wells in San Juan County, Utah
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Phase 1 ESA of 34 oil and gas wells, a tank farm and disposal wells in Kern County, California
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Phase 1 ESA of 29 oil and gas wells, a tank farm and 3 saltwater disposal wells in Apache County, Arizona
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Phase 1 ESA of 27 oil and gas wells, a tank farm and saltwater disposal wells in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
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Phase 1 ESA of 24 oil and gas wells, 8 tank farms, and 2 saltwater disposal wells in Barber County, Kansas and Woods County, Oklahoma
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Phase 1 and 2 ESAs of 21 oil and gas wells, and associated infrastructure, in Smith County, Texas
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Phase 1 ESA of 4 oil wells and 2 saltwater disposal wells in Ellis County, Oklahoma
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Phase 2 ESA and Site Characterization of 3 gas wells property in Farmington, New Mexico
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Phase 1, 2 and 3 ESAs and remediation of oilfield property in Elk City, Oklahoma
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Phase 1, 2 and 3 ESAs and remediation of oilfield properties in Giddings, Texas
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Phase 1 ESAs of 13 oilfield tank cleaning properties at sites throughout California, New Jersey, Louisiana, Georgia, Utah and Texas
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Phase 1 and 2 ESAs of oilfield property in Dickinson, North Dakota
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Site Characterization of oil tank battery in Reagan County, Texas
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Phase 1 and 2 ESAs of oil well property in Los Angeles County, California
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Phase 1 and 2 ESAs of oil wells property in Santa Maria, California
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Phase 1 ESA of oil well property in Long Beach, California
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Phase 1 ESA of oil well property in Caldwell Parish, Louisiana
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Phase 1 ESA of former oil wells property in Harris County, Texas
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Phase 1 ESA of oilfield property in Midland, Texas
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Phase 1 ESA of saltwater disposal well property in Gage, Oklahoma
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Phase 1 ESA of saltwater disposal well property in Arnett, Oklahoma
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Phase 1 ESA of oilfield property in Hidalgo County, Texas
Oil & Gas Field Environmental Consultants
Soil and Groundwater Remediation and CleanupsAs natural gas has become a more important component to our energy usage, exploration and production companies should conduct baseline studies prior to entering a lease in order to provide protection from future environmental liabilities. AAI also has extensive experience in remediation and site mitigation due to releases of crude oil, petroleum environmental issues, as well as, contamination associated with drilling activities. We have completed environmental work on oil environmental problems and environmental issues from oil spills at oilfield properties throughout the United States, and some work in Canada, as well. AAI's has completed Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments on oilfield properties for acquisitions, leases and bank or lender loan due diligence in Texas, California, Tennessee, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, Kentucky, Ohio, Utah, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania.
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