# methane.land - Methane Land | Gas rights screen for power and compute > Who can sell the gas, who is owed royalty, which flaring rules apply and who signs for a power or compute pad. A gas rights screen by independent landmen. ## Overview & Scope - **Canonical Domain**: https://methane.land/ - **Contact Email**: hello@methane.land - **Phone**: (307) 263-8515 - **Privacy Policy**: https://methane.land/privacy.html - **Terms of Use**: https://methane.land/terms.html - **Access Policy**: Public browser calculators, checklists, and reference guides on this domain are free and ungated. Tract-specific courthouse deed, probate, unit, or division-order record verification is requested through the site inquiry form. ## AI & Structured Data Endpoints - **Extended Markdown Corpus**: https://methane.land/llms-full.txt - **AI API Index**: https://methane.land/api/ai/index.json - **Site & Page Metadata**: https://methane.land/api/ai/site-info.json - **Canonical FAQ Corpus (0 Q&As)**: https://methane.land/api/ai/faq.json - **XML Sitemap**: https://methane.land/sitemap.xml ## Pages, Calculators & Guides - [Methane Land | Gas rights screen for power and compute](https://methane.land/): Who can sell the gas, who is owed royalty, which flaring rules apply and who signs for a power or compute pad. A gas rights screen by independent landmen. - [Free-use gas clauses & wellsite generator fuel royalty](https://methane.land/lease-use-gas-and-off-lease-fuel-royalty-texas): How oil and gas lease free-use and royalty clauses distinguish royalty-free lease operations from gas sold or burned to power wellsite compute loads. - [Shut-in royalty & stranded gas well leases (TX) | methane.land](https://methane.land/shut-in-royalty-and-stranded-gas-well-leases-texas): How shut-in royalty clauses work when a Texas gas well awaits a pipeline, and what changes under the lease when gas is sold to a wellsite generator. - [Surface owner vs. mineral owner wellsite pad rights for gas](https://methane.land/surface-owner-vs-mineral-owner-wellsite-pad-rights): How the dominant mineral estate, surface use agreements, and surface leases apply when a generator or compute skid is set next to an oil or gas well. - [Texas casinghead gas & gas well gas: waste & use statutes](https://methane.land/texas-casinghead-gas-use-and-waste): What Texas Natural Resources Code chapters 85 and 86 say about gas waste, gas that burns or escapes, and what casinghead gas and gas well gas may be used for. - [Texas Rule 32: flaring, venting & Form R-32 exceptions](https://methane.land/texas-rule-32-flaring-exceptions): What the Railroad Commission of Texas Statewide Rule 32 (16 TAC 3.32) allows without an application, what needs an exception, and what Form R-32 asks.