Ignacio Blanco - Hilcorp Oil and Gas Asset (Colorado, United States)

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Other fields in the San Juan basin · 6 mapped

• Ignacio Blanco - Simcoe Oil and Gas Asset (Colorado, United States)40 kboe/d · Simcoe · operating
• Ignacio Blanco - Red Willow Gas Asset (Colorado, United States)14 kboe/d · Red Willow Production · operating
• Ignacio Blanco - Catamount Gas Asset (Colorado, United States)6 kboe/d · Catamount Energy Partners · operating
• Mancos (Oil) - Djr Operating Oil and Gas Asset (New Mexico, United States)5 kboe/d · Djr Operating · operating
• Ignacio Blanco - Enduring Gas Asset (Colorado, United States)3 kboe/d · Enduring Resources · operating
• Ignacio Blanco Oil and Gas Field (Colorado, United States)operating

Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km

• Ignacio Blanco - Red Willow Gas Asset (Colorado, United States)5.9 km · Oil & Gas Field
• Ignacio Blanco - Enduring Gas Asset (Colorado, United States)6.0 km · Oil & Gas Field
• Ignacio Blanco Oil and Gas Field (Colorado, United States)8.8 km · Oil & Gas Field
• Northwest Gas Pipeline — SYSTEM/NETWORK INFO19 km · Pipeline
• Hesperus Substation20 km · Substation / Converter

Methane observations · within 25 km

• 812 kg/hr · Wellpad2022-03-24 · 23 km
• 565 kg/hr · Wellpad2022-03-24 · 22 km
• 486 kg/hr · Compressor station2022-04-15 · 17 km
• 472 kg/hr · Wellpad2022-04-15 · 13 km
• 347 kg/hr · oil and gas facility2022-05-01 · 22 km

Satellite detections from Global Energy Monitor’s Global Methane Emitters Tracker, each an instantaneous rate on the date shown — not an annual total, and not a current reading. GMET attributes a plume to a type of infrastructure, not to a named facility: these were observed near this asset, which is not evidence they came from it.

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