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Energy Pack for Landmen

Diligence federal leases, split-estate flags, and offset operators in one section lookup.

Federal-land landmen run lease diligence on BLM MLRS, then jump to a separate viewer for the offset-operator map, then BLM-NEPA Register for siting overlays — three tools, three resolvers, every section. The Energy Pack consolidates these into one section query.

Before vs after

How the workflow changes.

Today
  • Pull lease status from BLM MLRS for each section
  • Cross-reference offset operators in a separate state regulator viewer
  • Look up surface-vs-subsurface ownership manually for split-estate flags
  • Read ONRR royalty history from a spreadsheet download
  • Confirm sage-grouse siting constraints in a fourth tool
With Energy Pack
  • /api/energy/leases returns active, pending, and expired federal leases with full holder + commodity
  • /api/energy/offset-operators returns distinct operators within a buffer
  • /api/energy/split-estate flags federal-subsurface / private-surface in one boolean
  • /api/energy/royalties returns ONRR royalty history per lease serial
  • /api/energy/sage-grouse returns BLM HMA tier intersection

Recommended layers

  • BLM federal leases
  • Split-estate detection
  • ONRR royalties
  • Sage-Grouse habitat

Recommended endpoints

  • /api/energy/leases
  • /api/energy/offset-operators
  • /api/energy/split-estate
  • /api/energy/royalties
  • /api/energy/sage-grouse

Coverage states most relevant to Landmen

Common questions from Landmen.

Does the Energy Pack cover BLM lease serial lookups?

Yes. /api/energy/leases accepts a section query and returns every BLM-administered lease serial that intersects (or sits within a configurable buffer of) the section. The response includes holder, commodity, status (active / pending / suspended / expired), effective date, and expiration date — the diligence fields landmen actually file.

Can I diligence a Texas RRC well with the same lookup?

Yes. Every /api/energy/* endpoint accepts a TXSS abstract (e.g. `A-123 Reeves County`) and returns the same shape as a PLSS section query. The resolver translates the abstract centroid to the federal-land overlay automatically.

Does the split-estate flag work outside of CadNSDI states?

Yes — but with reduced precision in states where the state cadastre is incomplete. The flag uses BLM subsurface-rights polygons (national) + state surface CadNSDI where available, defaulting to the more conservative answer when one side is missing.

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