Fight Climate Change One Well at a Time
Help us plug orphaned or abandoned oil and gas wells

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Meet the Well Done Foundation
Our mission is to fight climate change through plugging orphaned or abandoned oil and gas wells. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates there are approximately 2.15 million unplugged abandoned wells scattered throughout the United States. We work with farmers and landowners, local and state governments, corporations and not-for-profit organizations to locate abandoned wells, measure and document the CO2 emissions, then plug the wells and restore the surrounding surface area to its original state.
There are
2.15 Million
Unplugged Abandoned
Wells in U.S.
(EPA Estimate)
- = Well Done Entity
- = Well Done Expansion
In
0 States
Across the Country
Emitting
7.11 MMT CO2e
Each Year
That’s the Equivalent of
1.54 million passenger vehicles driven for one year
798 million gallons of gasoline consumed
7.85 billion lbs of
coal burned
1.29 million homes' electricity use for one year
We can only plug these wells with your help.
Featured Projects
Available
Montana
Bluhm #7 - Was drilled in March of 1930 by the Imperial Petroleum Company in Montana's Legacy Kevin-Sunburst Field. This oil well was produced up until the 1980s when it became orphaned. The Well Done Foundation adopted this well in 2021 and will be plugging it in 2022!
Plugged
Louisiana
Gish A #35 in Louisiana was plugged as part of our Earth Day 2022 celebration on April 22, 2022. Thank you to Tito's Handmade Vodka, VitalECO, and individual donors for your support of this project.
Available
Pennsylvania
Located in the Waterford Township of Erie County, PA, this well was spudded in 1982 and abandoned in 2009. Plugging is scheduled to begin the week of June 5, 2022. Stay tuned for updates.