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Oil and Gas Wells Data Portal

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Data Library

FracTracker’s datasets and data sources

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FAQ

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Petrochemical Data Portal

Explore and download data for petrochemical sites and facilities nationwide

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FracTracker Web App National Map

Learn how oil and gas development is impacting communities across the United States and browse user-generated submissions. You can customize the map by selecting which types of development you’d like to show (wells, pipelines, compressor stations, and processing stations) and what types of user reports appear (noise complaints, smells, etc.).

National Energy and Petrochemical Map

FracTracker’s most comprehensive map, which includes oil and gas infrastructure, pipelines, fossil fuel and clean energy power plants, ethane crackers and chemical plants, and more.

Recent National Maps

On this page you can learn more about oil and gas drilling issues that cross state boundaries. Also included are national maps, such as the location of all active oil and gas wells in the U.S.

Pipeline Incidents

Reported incidents from natural gas and hazardous liquid pipelines, 1/2010-12/2019

Map of pipeline incidents across the US

National Pipeline Map

Fossil fuel pipelines and liquefied natural gas (LNG) import and export terminals

Oil & Gas in the U.S.

Active Oil & Gas Wells in the U.S.

FracTracker map of the density of wells by U.S. state as of 2015

Clean Energy Action Maps

Maps of renewable energy infrastructure and movements against fossil fuels

Farms and Fracking

Agricultural production in the U.S. and shale plays and basins

Waste to Energy

Map of U.S. facilities generating energy from biomass and waste

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Frac Sand Industry

Frac sand mines & related facilities in North America

Water Monitoring in Northeast

Part of the Knowing Our Waters project

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US Abandoned and Orphaned Wells – updated in August, 2021. See accompanying methodology document for more details on the datasets used.

All FracTracker national datasets, including: upstream and midstream oil, gas, and petrochemical data; Coal mines; Renewable energy; Federal lands (BLM, FWS, Indian Reservations, USFS, etc); and more.

Recent Articles

Introducing the New FracTracker U.S. Data Centers Tracker Dashboard

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FracTracker’s updated Open U.S. Data Centers Tracker documents the rapid expansion of data centers nationwide, with new data on project status, scale, and impacts on energy systems and communities.
Railroad tracks near Chieftain Sands, Cheek, WI frac sand processing site

Docket No. PHMSA-2025-0050: Comment Opposing LNG by Rail Transport

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FracTracker Alliance urges PHMSA to maintain the federal prohibition on transporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) by rail.
Photo by David Becker

FracTracker Launches Oil, Gas, and Petrochemical Data Portals

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FracTracker Alliance has launched two new public data portals that make information on oil, gas, and petrochemical development free and accessible to the public.
Close-up of blue Ethernet cables plugged into a network switch, with indicator lights glowing, inside a data center server rack.Photo by Scott Rodgerson on Unsplash

Tracking Data Centers: Energy Demand, Pollution, and Public Impact

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As AI data centers multiply across the United States, communities face rising energy demands, pollution, and regulatory gaps. FracTracker’s new National Data Centers Tracker maps existing, proposed, and permitted facilities nationwide.
https://www.kvpr.org/post/dormant-risky-new-state-law-aims-prevent-problems-idle-oil-and-gas-wells

Methane Matters, but Make Polluters Pay: FracTracker’s Response to Carl Pope

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In a recent op-ed, Carl Pope called for public subsidies to fix methane leaks in oil and gas infrastructure. While we agree on the urgency of reducing methane, FracTracker Alliance rejects the idea that taxpayers should foot the bill.

Celebrating 10 Years of Environmental Stewardship: Highlights from the 2024 Community Sentinel Awards

On December 4, 2024, FracTracker Alliance and Halt the Harm Network hosted the 10th Annual Community Sentinel Awards for Environmental Stewardship.

Pipeline Incidents Are a Daily Occurrence

Pipeline incidents are more common, more dangerous, and more underreported than you might realize. This articles investigates a critical infrastructure system plagued by daily disasters and raises serious questions about data integrity and public safety. Read on to discover the full extent of the problem.

Fossil Fuel Subsidies: The $760 Billion Lie About ‘Free Market’ Energy

Fossil fuels dominate the U.S. energy market, but not because of free competition. With $760 billion in annual subsidies, oil and gas companies are propped up by taxpayer dollars.

Older National / Multi-State Maps

List of the Harmed

PACWA’s List of the Harmed (May 2013)

PACWA’s List of the Harmed

Western Bird Habitats

How Oil & Gas Drilling Impacts the Endangered Greater Sage Grouse and Lesser Prairie-Chicken – EcoWatch

Well Water Impacts

U.S. Map of Suspected Well Water Impacts project

US Map of Suspected Well Water Impacts - V1

Fracking w/Diesel

FracFocus.org wells fracked w/diesel (2011 – Aug. 2012)

FracFocus Wells 2011-13

Well data from FracFocus.org 2011 – June 2013

Train Infrastructure 2014

Train infrastructure 2014

Oil train - Photo by Washinton House Democrats

Koch Industrial Complex

All Koch related locations, number of employees, and revenue generated

Koch Industrial Complex map

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