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Aera Energy LLC seeks approval from the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division to rework a single existing oil and gas well, API number 0401925305, known as Call 1-5A, located within the highly developed Coalinga Oil Field in California. The project aims to extend the productive life of the well and continue resource extraction in an area already characterized by dense industrial activity and multiple adjacent operations. Due to the close spatial relationship between nearby wells and the mature nature of the field, this activity is administratively grouped under a single permitting application to streamline regulatory oversight. The work involves operational modifications to the existing well infrastructure to optimize production without initiating new surface development. The application is listed under the project identifier 2026080251 and is available through the state’s CEQANet system, with the permit submission anticipated in August 2026. Contact for regulatory coordination is Catherine Calantas at the CalGEM central office, while Jeffrey Young of Aera Energy serves as the company’s designated agent for the application process.

General Info

Aera Energy seeks permit to rework existing well Call 1-5A in Coalinga Field to extend production, no new surface development.

Agency

California Conservation, Department of

NAICS

213112 - Support Activities for Oil and Gas OperationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Coalinga, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

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AgencyCalifornia Conservation, Department of

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California Conservation, Department of

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Catherine CalantasOffice Technician

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Jeffrey YoungAgent

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Aera proposes to rework a total of 1 existing oil and gas well(s) in the existing and heavily developed Coalinga Oil Field to continue oil and gas resource development. Due to the proximity of the wells to each other in an already disturbed densely developed and active Coalinga Oil Field they are grouped in one Administrative Grouping on this application. The proposed project consists of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) approving a permit for Aera Energy LLC to perform work on the well listed below, in the Coalinga Oil Field. API # Well Name 0401925305 Call 1-5A

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