If hydraulic fracture stimulation is performed on an oil or gas well, the operator shall post on the FracFocus Chemical Disclosure Registry the following stimulation detail:

1. (1) Fracture date;
2. (2) American petroleum institute number;
3. (3) The operator name, county, and state;

4. (4) Well name and number, longitude, latitude, longitude/latitude projection, production type, true vertical depth, total water volume, and hydraulic fracturing fluid composition as follows:

   1. (a) Trade name;
   2. (b) Supplier;
   3. (c) Purpose;
   4. (d) Intentionally added ingredients;
   5. (e) Chemical abstract number;
   6. (f) Maximum ingredient concentration in additive; and

   7. (g) Maximum ingredient concentration in hydraulic fracturing fluid.

      Trade secret information is not required to be disclosed to the FracFocus Chemical Disclosure Registry.

      For the purpose of this section, the term, hydraulic fracturing stimulation, means the pressurized injection of fluids commonly made up of water and chemical additives into a geologic formation for the purposes of fracturing the host geologic formation.

      Note: The FracFocus Chemical Disclosure Registry website address is http://fracfocus.org/.

Source: 39 SDR 168, effective April 22, 2013.

General Authority: SDCL 45-9-11 , 45-9-13.

Law Implemented: SDCL 45-9-11.