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Chevron is proposing a new steamflood and cyclic steam underground injection control (UIC) project, identified as project number 150-00-0001, located within the Coalinga Oil Field in Fresno County, California. The scope of work involves the conversion of 36 existing oil and gas production wells: 21 wells will be converted into cyclic steam injection wells and 15 wells will be converted into continuous steam injection wells. This project is classified as an administrative change that requires no surface disturbance, no new roadways or facilities, and no mechanical changes to the wellbores. Furthermore, existing oil cleaning, water cleaning, and steam generation plants have sufficient capacity to accommodate the increased volumes associated with these conversions. The California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) serves as the lead agency and is responsible for issuing a project approval letter to Chevron. CalGEM has determined that the project is exempt from full environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) based on Class 1 and Class 4 exemptions, as the proposed activities are considered minor alterations with negligible environmental impact. While the project involves significant well conversions, it does not require the construction of new infrastructure or the expansion of associated facilities. Administrative inquiries regarding the environmental exemption can be directed to the CalGEM CEQA Program in Sacramento.

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Chevron converts 36 Coalinga Oil Field wells for steam injection with CalGEM approval.

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California Conservation, Department of

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AgencyCalifornia Conservation, Department of
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California Conservation, Department of
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Nicole TrezzaCEQA Program Contractor

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Chevron proposes to create a new steamflood and cyclic steam underground injection control (UIC) project by converting 21 existing oil and gas (O&G) production wells into cyclic steam injection wells and 15 existing O&G production wells into continuous steam (SF) injection wells in the Coalinga Oil Field in Fresno County, California. This is an administrative change that would not require surface disturbance. No new roadways or facilities would be constructed, and no expansion of associated facilities would be required. Per the applicant’s project description, the existing oil cleaning, water cleaning, and steam generation plants all have existing capacity to accommodate the increased volumes associated with this UIC project. The proposed project consists of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) issuing a project approval letter (PAL) to Chevron for the new UIC project No. 150-00-0001 located within the Coalinga Oil Field in Fresno County. The injection wells that would be associated with the new UIC project are listed below. API # Well Name 0401926381 Zier 7-11 0401926376 Zier 6-13W 0401926384 Zier 7-13 0401926388 Zier 9-11 0401926365 Zier 8-10W 0401926369 Zier 6-11W 0401926366 Zier 8-14W 0401926394 Unspecified 7-15 0401926341 Zier 7-12W 0401926375 Zier 7-12 0401926367 Zier 7-11W 0401926387 Zier 8-12 0401926389 Zier 8-11 0401926368 Zier 8-11W 0401926344 Zier 8-14 0401926342 Zier 8-13W 0401926343 Zier 8-13 0401926374 Zier 8-12W 0401926317 Unspecified 8-I 0401926371 Zier I-9 0401926391 Zier 6-13 0401926370 Zier 6-12W 0401926393 Zier 9-10 0401926392 Zier 8-10 0401926378 Zier 6-11 0401926386 Unspecified 8-15 0401926345 Zier 7-13W 0401926373 Unspecified 6-15 0401926380 Zier 6-12 0401926395 Zier 6-14 0401926379 Unspecified 6-14W 0401926383 Zier 7-14 0401926377 Zier 7-10W 0401926382 Zier 7-10 0401926372 Zier 6-10W 0401926390 Zier 6-10

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