OH SB219

Creates new federal mineral royalty clearing fund to distribute Ohio's share of federal mineral royalty payments from oil, gas, and mineral production on federal lands to the county where the wellhead or mine is located, with funds restricted to planning, public facilities, and public services

Modifies state oil and gas lease terms for state-owned land, including extending primary lease terms from 3 to 5 years, adding shut-in royalty requirements of at least $5,000/month and $60,000/year, and adding provisions to toll lease terms during litigation or federal grant encumbrances

Redirects injection well fees (5 cents per barrel for in-district brine, 20 cents for out-of-district) from the state Oil and Gas Well Fund to county general funds where injection wells are located

Streamlines permitting and regulatory processes by removing certain notice requirements, limiting expedited permit requests to 10 per owner per calendar year, shortening nomination approval timelines to 90 days, and requiring bid selection within 60 days of approval

Prioritizes plugging of orphaned wells located near active injection wells, allows landowners to plug orphaned wells with state reimbursement, and grants the state ownership of carbon credits from orphaned wells plugged using state or federal funds