The above forms are provided in PDF format.  When we issue a permit, the Reporting Forms are sent to you, partially filled out with the name of the company, etc.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requires DEQ to report active injection facilities in Wyoming.  This list (last updated 12/12/03) does not contain addresses, Contact Names, or other identifying information.  As time permits, other reports will be added to this web page which may be more useful to the general public.  The categories in this report are EPA categories.  The Coal Bed Methane wells are 5X27, Large Capacity Septics are 5W32, Drainage wells are 5D2, Class I injection wells are 1I, In-Situ Mining facilities are Class III, Industrial Drainfields are 5X28.  Those categories make up the majority of listed facilities.  Some categories are required to register under state rules, such as Deep Bed Anodes, but not under federal rules.  Those facilities are not on this report.

UIC permit applications for injection of CBM produced water must include construction and operating requirements.  General Permits have now been written to cover all of Campbell, Johnson and Sheridan Counties for all coal bed methane operators. [General Permit Guidance Document]  There are three permits, 5C5-1 covers Campbell County from the south line of Township 48 North to the state line. 5C5-2 covers all of Campbell and Johnson Counties from the south line of Township 48 North and south to the county lines. 5C5-3 covers all of Sheridan County and Johnson County from the south line of Township 48 North and north to the county line. Operators of wells within these areas are required to obtain coverage under these general permits within six months of the issue date of the permits for existing wells. Rule authorizations within these areas have already expired.  Operators who have not obtained coverage under the general permits are not allowed to continue injecting until coverage is obtained.