West Virginia Mineral Radar → owner files
Permit Owner File · West Virginia
Every new well permit in a package of named counties, matched to the listed mineral owners under it, delivered weekly as a CSV with mailing addresses. The Texas Midland Basin package runs today on free county appraisal-district mineral rolls. A West Virginia package is built on request, and only where a public assessment record of mineral interests exists for the counties you name.
What you get
- Trigger. The well permit filing at the West Virginia DEP Office of Oil and Gas, the earliest public signal an operator has committed to a tract. 259 filed in West Virginia in the last year.
- Recipients. The owners listed on the public mineral assessment record at the permit's legal description, with mailing address and, where the record carries them, assessed interest and value.
- Format. One CSV, every Monday. Entities separated from individuals and trusts. Permits with no assessment match listed separately as title-first work.
- Price. $299 per month per county package, one-firm internal-use license, cancel any month.
How a request works
Email the counties you work. Within two business days we reply with what the public record carries for each county, how many permits were filed there in the last 90 days, and when the first file can ship. If no public mineral assessment roll exists for a county, we say so rather than sell a list we cannot build.
Listed owners are prospecting candidates, not title. Assessment records reflect the taxpayer of record at the roll date and may not reflect later transfers. Permits may be amended, withdrawn or never drilled.