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The document is an application form (Form C-107A) from the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department for oil well operations. It outlines the requirements for applying for downhole commingling of oil wells, including data on existing wellbores, production methods, pressure data, and compatibility of produced fluids. The form also requires certification of the information provided and includes sections for additional data and attachments necessary to support the application.

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What is the most important resource to New Mexico?

New Mexico is rich in oil, and by some measuressuch as gross state product, a measure of the states total economic outputoil exports appear to drive economic growth. But outside the energy industry, the state faces many challenges, including high wealth inequality and low wages.

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Crude oil, natural gas, and coal are all mined commodities that contribute to electricity generation in New Mexico and its neighboring states.

Who regulates oil and gas in New Mexico?

The Oil Conservation Division regulates oil and gas activity in New Mexico. The Division gathers well production data, permits new wells, enforces the divisions rules and the states oil and gas statutes, makes certain abandoned wells are properly plugged, and ensures the land is responsibly restored.

What are 3 main natural resources found in Mexico?

Mexico is among the worlds largest producers of oil, silver, copper, gold, lead, zinc, natural gas and wood. Other minerals, such as mercury, cadmium, antimony, manganese, iron and coal are also found.

What are the natural resources in New Mexico?

Santa Fe: To contact our main phone line please call: (505) 476-3441.

What is New Mexicos most precious resource?

Oil and natural gas New Mexico is one of the top oil and natural gas producers in the United States, primarily from the Permian Basin. The industry significantly contributes to the states economy, providing jobs and generating revenue through taxes and royalties.

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