Coal

BLM Wyoming manages approximately 41 million acres of federal mineral estate, of which 11 million acres is split estate (federal subsurface/non-federal surface). Wyoming routinely leads the nation in production of low-sulfur coal, producing 378 million tons in 2005.

• PRB Coal Lease maps - updated 07/29/08
  
  
• PRB O&G-Coal Outcrop Map
• Coal & Coalbed Natural Gas Conflict Administration Zone 

Coal

Coal FAQ's

Powder River Basin

Oil & Gas

Oil and gas operations on BLM-administered public lands and federal mineral estate in Wyoming produced 29,819,011 barrels of oil and 1,410,476,831 thousand cubic feet of gas generated $799,217,792 in Federal oil and gas royalties; half went to the State of Wyoming. 

• Federal Oil & Gas Sale Scheduled for October 7, 2008
  • October O&G Competitive Sale Notice & Info Notices 

• FY 2009 Adjustment of Cost Recovery Fees Information Notice

• PRB O&G-Coal Outcrop Map 
• Coal & Coalbed Natural Gas Conflict Administration Zone 

• 2004 National Fluid Minerals Conference presentations 

• West-wide Energy Corridor Programmatic EIS 
• Oil Shale & Tar Sands Leasing Programmatic EIS

• Wyoming Oil & Gas Resource Assessment Map Server - WOGRA
• Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission - WOGCC
• Wyoming Geological Survey
• US Geologic Survey - Central Region 

Oil & Gas

Leasing

Interactive Lease map

Coalbed Natural Gas

Onshore Operations

Jonah Interagency Office

Powder River Basin IWG

Uncertainty Calculator

Oil & Gas Leasing Q & As

The Gold Book

Wind Energy

The Foote Creek Rim wind project is Wyoming's first commercial facility to generate electricity from wind. Located near Arlington, Wyoming, it began commercial operation on Earth Day, April 22, 1999. The project is partially located on public lands managed by the BLM Rawlins Field Office.

WY Wind Energy Project

Wind Energy

Programmatic EIS