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Chevron U.S.A. Inc. is undertaking the rework of 21 existing wells in the densely developed Kern River Oil Field in Kern County, California, to address well integrity issues without altering well type, purpose, capacity, or completion zone. All activities will be confined to existing well pads and access roads, with no new infrastructure, grading, road construction, or expansion beyond current boundaries. The work involves repairing and reinstalling above-ground piping, reusing existing electrical lines, and employing approximately 400 barrels of reclaimed produced water per well, eliminating the need for freshwater use. The project is non-exploratory and entirely within previously developed and permitted areas, ensuring no impact on undisturbed land or hydrocarbon zones. Regulatory approval is being sought through the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM), under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions for existing facilities, replacement or reconstruction, and minor land alterations. Inspection and acceptance are handled by CalGEM, with compliance measured against CEQA guidelines rather than federal procurement standards. All waste will be managed in accordance with state and county regulations, and no additional facilities, equipment, or operational changes beyond the described scope will occur. The project is part of an ongoing effort to sustain resource development in the field, leveraging existing infrastructure and operations with no increase in environmental footprint. The submission was certified on August 29, 2025, and posted publicly on September 2, 2025, through the CEQA database, with primary point of contact information provided for CalGEM and Chevron representatives, though no financial, pricing, or federal contract clause details are included.

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Chevron reworks 21 existing wells in Kern River Field using reclaimed water, no new infrastructure, within permitted boundaries.

Agency

California Conservation, Department of

NAICS

213112 - Support Activities for Oil and Gas OperationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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727650_Group_Chevron_OG CEQA Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia Conservation, Department of
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Chevron proposes to rework 21 existing wells in the existing and heavily developed Kern River Oil field to continue oil and gas resource development. Due to the proximity of wells to each other in an already disturbed densely developed and active Kern River Oilfield they are grouped in this application. All perforations will be within the existing completion zone. Water used during the rework operations will be metered, reclaimed produced water, approximately 400 barrels, each well. The work will not increase the depth of any well. Work locations will be accessed using existing access roads · New road construction or improvement will not be needed · The work will occur on existing well pads · All equipment will be staged within the project boundary on existing well pads and access roads · Grading in undisturbed will not occur in any phase of the work · The work will use existing electrical lines · The work will re-use, repair, or re-installation of various above-ground piping to connect well sites to existing infrastructure. · New infrastructure will not be constructed as a result of the work · All waste from the project will be handled per state and county regulations · This work is designed to support continuation of resource development in the area. No additional facilities or equipment will be required beyond that described in this application · The zone of completion for the proposed is a known hydrocarbon zone is not exploratory · The work will not change the zone of completion or pool of any wells · The work will not result in a change in purpose or capacity of any wells · The work will not result in a change in well type of any wells. The proposed project consists of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) approving 21 permit(s) for Chevron U.S.A. Inc. to rework the well(s) listed below, in the Kern River Oil Field, to address well integrity issues. API # Well Name 0402975765 Kern 386 0402980650 Kern 406 0402982253 Kern 410 0402985065 Green & Whittier A 276 0402986221 Green & Whittier A 282 0403017701 Unspecified 3-19A 0403024002 Kern 422 0403012924 Unspecified 6-20A 0403035086 Green & Whittier A 339 0403034587 American Naphtha 3764 0402972247 Unspecified 343 0402972171 Unspecified 3431 0402970996 Kern 353 0402971923 Kern 361 0402971924 Kern 362 0402968226 Kern 295 0402966657 Hanford & Fresno 29 0403030053 Kern 426 0403034585 Kern 428 0403031885 Kern 84R 0403028693 Kern Co. Land Co. 49R

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