TENISON OIL COMPANY
Reported value by year
What TENISON OIL COMPANY's leases reported, valued at the published monthly benchmark and summed by year. This is the state's volume times a published price — not what the company was paid, which no free source publishes.
The line breaks where the operator filed nothing that year. A gap is a gap, never a zero — the Commission holds no report for those months, which is a different fact from a year of no production.
Inspections and violations
What the Railroad Commission's field inspectors recorded at this operator's facilities. An inspection count tracks how much this operator runs in Texas; the rate beside it is what the inspectors found.
| Rule | What the Commission cited it for | Violations |
|---|---|---|
| SWR 3.17(a) | Bradenhead Requirements | 3 |
| SWR 3.14(b)(2) | Inactive Unplugged Well | 2 |
| SWR 3.3(1) | Entrance Sign | 2 |
| SWR 3.14(d)(12) | Empty and Remove tanks, vessels, flowlines, junk, close pits. | 1 |
| SWR 3.21(j) | Dike or Fire Wall Requirements | 1 |
The five commonest of 7 rules cited against this operator.
What the Commission did
- Notice of Violation 10
- Issued a Severance/Seal Order 1
From the Commission's inspection and violation files, covering Aug 1 2015 to Aug 7 2026. The two are separate files with no key between them, so the violations here are not a subset of the 13 inspections that found this operator out of compliance — they are counted from their own file.
Commission dockets
Cases the Railroad Commission opened naming this operator. Most dockets are applications — commonly for an exception to the statewide spacing rule — and a small number are compliance orders.
| Type | What the Commission's remarks call it | Dockets |
|---|---|---|
| ENF | Enforcement and penalties | 1 |
From the Commission's docket file published 2025-02-05. It is the only copy on the Commission's link, so nothing filed after that date appears here. The dates shown are the earliest and latest the record carries — 16 Jul 2003 to 9 Sep 2003. The file holds eight date fields per docket and the Commission publishes no key to which is which, so none is named here.
Leases
Every lease is a page of its own: the monthly volumes the state published, multiplied by the monthly price. Value is lifetime, from Jan 1993.
14 leases
| HARWELL GAS UNIT NO. 1-A05/84483 | Gas well | $5.0 M |
| HARWELL GAS UNIT NO.105/81730 | Gas well | $3.5 M |
| DENSON, MARY7C/5567 | Oil lease | $3.0 M |
| TEVIS10/22684 | Gas well | $1.2 M |
| HARWELL GAS UNIT NO. 205/84590 | Gas well | $901 k |
| COOKE10/30462 | Gas well | $580 k |
| BRADSHAW05/2508 | Oil lease | $205 k |
| BOWEN ESTATE7C/9636 | Oil lease | $77 k |
| BECKHAM, ALVIN06/35990 | Gas well | $53 k |
| SCHNEIDER10/22677 | Gas well | $32 k |
| TUGGLE7B/26763 | Oil lease | $12 k |
| TEVIS10/22682 | Gas well | $8 k |
| HAILEY7B/26021 | Oil lease | $354 |
| HAILEY7B/145089 | Gas well | $83 |
Pipeline systems
The named networks TENISON OIL COMPANY operates. One physical pipeline is usually filed as hundreds of segments, so a system — not a segment — is the unit worth reading.
| System | Miles | Segments | Counties |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARWELL GAS UNIT #1 | 1.3 | 1 | 1 |