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Division of Oil & Gas Active Permits by Operator Active PERMITS by OPERATOR Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Oil and Gas Section Active Wells Operator Address City State Zip 395 Countrymark Energy Resources, LLC 330 N Cross Pointe Blvd Evansville IN 47715 363 CDG Operations, LLC 8528 N. Frontage Lane Bridgeport, IL 62417 360 Pioneer Oil Co., Inc. 400 Main Street Vincennes IN 47591 231 Citizens Energy Group 2020 N. Meridian Street Indianapolis IN 46202 219 BreitBurn Operating LP 1111 Bagby Street Suite 1600 Houston TX 77002 196 Citation Oil & Gas Corp. 14077 Cutten Road Houston TX 77069-2212 167 Gary K. Tussey Oil Expl. & Prod. 408 Main Street P.O. Box 69 St. Francisville IL 62460 154 Texas Gas Transmission, LLC 610 W 2nd Street Owensboro KY 42301 152 In. Gas Co. dba Vectren Energy Delivery Of In. Inc One Vectren Square Evansville IN 47708 147 Riverside Petroleum Indiana LLC 2829 Technology Forest Blvd., Ste. 450 The Woodlands TX 77381 145 Moore Engineering & Prod. Co., Inc. PO Box 427 Mt Carmel IL 62863 142 Northern Indiana Public Service Company 801 E 86th Avenue Merrillville IN 46304 138 Campbell Energy LLC 1238 County Road, 1500 North Carmi IL 62821 125 Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. One Vectren Square Evansville IN 47708 118 Dee Drilling Co. P. O. Box 7 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 113 Nichols Operating, LLC 8157 S 100 W Fort Branch IN 47648 99 Four Thirty Operating LLC P.O. Box 846 Newburgh IN 476290846 96 Manitou Resources LLC 1245 W Gull Lake Dr Richland MI 49083 95 Robinson Engineering 1410 N. Cullen Ave., P.O. BOX 5269 Evansville IN 47716 86 P.O. & G. Operating LLC 5847 San Felipe Suite 3200 Houston TX 77057 86 Trey Exploration, Inc. P.O. BOX 906 Newburgh IN 47629 85 Union Oil Investments, LLC 120 E. Section Street, P.O. Box 810 Effingham IL 62401 70 Becker Oil, Inc. P.O. Box 276 Norris City IL 62869 70 Quantum Exploration LLC 10201 N Illinois St., Ste 380 Indianapolis IN 46290 69 Crown Well Service, Inc. P.O. Box 757 Owensville IN 47665 Wednesday, August 04, 2021 Page 1 of 9 Active Wells Operator Address City State Zip 69 Liberty Oil Exploration LLC P. O. Box 904 Vincennes IN 47591 68 Pulse Energy Systems, L.L.C. P. O. BOX 1253 Evansville IN 47706 64 Centaur Petroleum Corp. P.O. BOX 270 Ft. Worth TX 76101 63 Jackson Oil Corporation P.O. Box 95 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 59 Hoosier Energy REC, Inc P.O Box 908 Bloomington IN 47402 59 West Drilling Company P.O. Box 96 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 58 Southern Triangle Oil Co. P.O. BOX 427 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 58 Warren American Oil Company, LLC P.O. Box 470372 Tulsa OK 74147 57 Indiana Oil Company, Inc 1410 N Cullen Ave., PO Box 5269 Evansville, IN 47716 55 L. C. Neely Drilling, Inc. 702 N. Jackson St. Robinson IL 62454 50 OVO, Inc. P.O. Box 395 Tell City IN 47586 49 Maha Energy (Indiana) Inc 139 B Illinois Route 1 Grayville, IL 62844 46 Jack W. Racer 5900 S. County Road 575 E. Selma IN 47383-9602 46 Shakespeare Oil Co. 202 W. Main Street Salem IL 62881 44 Louisville Gas & Electric Company 220 West Main Street Louisville KY 40202 42 Core Minerals Operating Co., Inc. 25 N.W. Riverside Drive, Suite 300 Evansville IN 47708 42 Gwaltney Drilling, Inc. 107 S.E. 3RD. ST., Box 520 Washington IN 47501 41 Brookston Resources, Inc. 4700 Roslin Rd. Newburgh IN 47630 41 Raw Oil and Gas Inc 1415 Buddy Holly Ave Lubbock TX 79401 38 MAP Oil Company, Inc. 11000 Pumpkin Run Road Poseyville IN 47633 36 Blackjack Oil Corp. P.O. BOX 308 Princeton IN 47670 35 Ice & Potts Oil Co LLC 10797 N Salem Rd Hazleton IN 47640 35 Jim Edgington 2016 College Drive Mt. Carmel IL 62863 35 Michael Maddle 11456 S Brookview Ct. Haubstadt IN 47639 35 National Energy Corp. PO Box 237 Vincennes, IN 475910237 34 F.D. McCrary, Operator, Inc. 4295 W. 350 N Petersburg IN 47567 33 Brandt B. Powell P.O. Box 22 Bridgeport IL 62417 33 Siskiyou Energy, LLC PO BOX 593229 San Antonio, TX 78209 Wednesday, August 04, 2021 Page 2 of 9 Active Wells Operator Address City State Zip 28 Eagleson Services LLC P.O. Box 904 Mt. Vernon IN 47620 28 Pinnacle Exploration Corp. P.O. Box 428 Olney IL 62450 27 J. D. Scott, Jr. 638 Eagle Crest Drive Patoka IN 47666 27 L & N Oil Company LLC 1203 County Road 875 East Carmi, IL 62821 27 Second Oil LTD N695 County Road 6 McClure OH 43534 24 J and M Oil Co., Inc. P.O. Box 49 Santa Claus IN 47579 23 Michael Davis dba Davis Oil 213 Hawthorne Dr. Princeton IN 476703313 23 Travis Thompson Oil Corporation 15834 E 1150 Rd Mt Carmel, IL 62863 22 Jeff Thompson 15834 E. 1150 Road Mt. Carmel IL 62863 21 American Eagle Oil Inc. 2415 Burton Road Utica KY 42376 21 Keron Oil Development PO Box 1294 Princeton IN 47670 20 K. S. Oil Corporation 8681 Waterford Dr. So. Mt. Vernon IN 47620 20 Shawnee Oil Company LLC P.O. Box 338 Carmi, IL 62821 19 Howard Energy Corporation P. O. Box 693 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 19 Petco Petroleum Corporation 108 E. Ogden Ave. Hinsdale IL 60521 18 Ivy Illinois Operating Co., LLC USPS PO Box 52219 Tulsa OK 74152 18 Little D Drilling 4734 Country Club Road St. Franscisville IL 62460 17 Mayhew Oil and Gas, LLC P. O. Box 715 Mt. Vernon IN 47620 17 Paul E. Potts 3415 E. 50 S. Top Hat Road Princeton IN 47670 17 Petro United Inc 4900 Shamrock Dr., Suite 202 Evansville, IN 47715 17 Westwind Investment, Corp. 11165 N 1550 Boulevard Mt. Carmel IL 62863 16 Carr & Thomas Construction Inc 1970 Oak Street Linton IN 47441 16 John R. Basnett 215 SE 3RD SUITE 208 Fairfield IL 62837 16 Landco Oil, LLC 8733 Hillside Drive Newburgh IN 47630 16 Meade Oil, a Partnership 5836 N SR 65 Patoka IN 47666 16 Northern Star Energy Corporation 1425 E. 400th Rd. Casey IL 62420 15 Enterprise Products Operating LLC P.O. Box 4324 Houston TX 772104324 15 Herman L. Loeb LLC 10760 Country Club Rd, PO Box 838 Lawrenceville IL 62439 Wednesday, August 04, 2021 Page 3 of 9 Active Wells Operator Address City State Zip 15 Hershel Edmonds 251 North State Road 57 Petersburg IN 47567 15 Kenneth J. Schaefer 9987 East County Road 1400 N Lamar IN 47550 14 Ally Exploration LLC 4480 Mt Hope Road Suite B Williamsburg, MI 49690 14 C Modesitt Oil Production Inc 10807 S 625 W Rosedale IN 47874 13 Brehm Oil, Inc. 1915 Broadway St Mt. Vernon IL 62864 13 SIGCORP Gas Marketing, LLC 1 Vectren Square Evansville IN 47708 13 Steven A. Wiles 4814 E. 500 S. Wabash IN 46992 12 Mackey Tanner Petroleum, Inc. P. O. BOX 5446 Bloomington IN 47407 12 New Horizon Oil Company 2459 N Higgenswitch Rd Olney IL 62450 12 Pattillo Oil Properties 112 East 4th Street St. Elmo IL 62458 11 Paxton Resources LLC 132 N Otsego Ave Gaylord MI 49735 11 Sunrise Production Inc 3693 W. Oregon Church Road Terre Haute IN 47802 10 BP Whiting Business Unit 2815 Indianapolis Boulevard, RSB 242 Whiting IN 46394 10 Gary D. Bush 4058 S 350 W Owensville IN 47665 10 Jasper Oil Producers, Inc. 118 W. Main Mt. Sterling IL 62353 10 Robert & Sheryl Schmitzer 3980 Sailer Road Mt. Vernon IN 47620 10 Zanetis Oil Company, LLC P.O. Box 1026 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 9 Bernard Podolsky 1623 West Main Street Fairfield IL 628370278 9 Don W. Davis Enterprises 309 N. East Street Patoka IN 47666 9 High Ground Operating LLC 11655 Honeysuckle Lane Haubstadt IN 47639 9 Petrogas Terminals, LLC 1700, 355 4th Ave SW Calgary, Alberta 9 Woodland Oil Co. Inc. P. O. BOX 104 Crandall IN 47114 8 Adler Energy, LC 12222 Merit Drive, Suite 120 Dallas TX 75251 8 Ben All 954 E. Sutliff Drive Terre Haute IN 47802 8 Dugger Oil LLC 113 West Sycamore Street Grayville IL 62844 8 Oil and Industrial Service Co., Inc P O BOX 674 Mt. Vernon IN 47620 8 Paul Rossi dba Rossi Oil Co. 1000 Oponay Trail Fort Meade FL 33841 8 Reef, LLC 941 W. Morse Blvd., Ste. 315 Winter Park FL 32789 Wednesday, August 04, 2021 Page 4 of 9 Active Wells Operator Address City State Zip 8 Robert W. Jones 4593 S Co Rd 100 E Huntington IN 46750 7 Galaxie Exploration Services, LLC 800 W. High Street, Box 305 Olney IL 62450 7 Hocking Oil Co., Inc. P.O. Box 162 Mt. Carmel IL 62863 7 J & J Lewis Oilfield Services 10125 Lindar Lane Evansville IN 47712 7 Mannon L. Walters, Inc. 500 No. Congress Ave, Ste. D Evansville IN 47715 7 Mark Abbey 5028 N. Hilson Drive Nashville TN 37211 7 P&G Oil Co. 12298 N., 275 E. Elnora IN 47529 7 Stanley Holmes Box 111 Holland IN 47541 6 Barger Engineering Inc. P.O. Box 2507, 2116 Lincoln Ave. Evansville IN 47728-0507 6 Big Man Oil Co., Inc P.O. Box 1181 Owensboro KY 42302 6 Jim & Tammy Ash dba Ash Oil 4435 N Higgin Switch Rd Noble IL 62868 6 Randall Moore 2306 S. 20TH Street Terre Haute IN 47802-2607 6 Universal Operating, Inc.-W.H.Smith 1521 South Green River Rd. Evansville IN 47715 6 Yockey Oil, Inc. P. O. Drawer 70 Olney IL 62450 5 Andrews Oil Co., Inc.
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