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Problem Terms There are thousands of water wells that are no longer used in the Lower Platte South NRL. Over the years these wells have been left behind or abandoned without being properly filled

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1. Obtain the necessary permits and approvals from the relevant regulatory agencies. This may include submitting a decommissioning plan and associated documents.
2. Hire a qualified contractor who specializes in well decommissioning. They will have the knowledge and expertise to safely and effectively perform the decommissioning process.
3. Conduct a thorough assessment of the well site to identify any potential hazards or environmental impacts. This may involve soil and water testing, as well as assessing the structural integrity of the well.
4. Develop a detailed decommissioning plan that outlines the steps and procedures to be followed during the process. This should include specific measures to address any identified hazards or environmental concerns.
5. Begin the decommissioning process by removing any surface equipment or infrastructure associated with the well. This may include pumps, tanks, and piping.
6. Safely seal the well by filling it with an approved plugging material. This will prevent any potential leakage or contamination in the future.
7. Ensure that all equipment, materials, and waste generated during the decommissioning process are properly disposed of or recycled according to regulatory requirements.
8. Conduct a final inspection of the well site to ensure that all decommissioning activities have been completed satisfactorily and in accordance with the decommissioning plan.

Who needs well decommissioning - lower:

1. Oil and gas companies: Well decommissioning is often required when a well is no longer productive or viable for economic reasons. Oil and gas companies need to decommission wells to comply with regulatory requirements and ensure the safe and responsible abandonment of infrastructure.
2. Environmental agencies: Well decommissioning is important for environmental protection. Environmental agencies monitor and enforce regulations related to well decommissioning to prevent contamination of soil, water, and air.
3. Landowners and communities: Well decommissioning provides assurance to landowners and communities that abandoned wells are properly sealed and pose no environmental or safety risks. This helps to protect property values and safeguard public health and safety.

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