How many wells are waiting for centerpoint P/L?
Jack Blake is curious as to how many wells in the Pleasant Hill area are waiting for centerpoint P/L to be ran?
One well just sitting there in Matthew Murray #21 in Sec 21 T10N-R11W. It has a seperator and tanks set on location already. The well has 13 stages and was already flowed back...It is just waiting on the P/L.
What other wells in North Sabine parish are sitting there waiting on a pipeline?
One well just sitting there in Matthew Murray #21 in Sec 21 T10N-R11W. It has a seperator and tanks set on location already. The well has 13 stages and was already flowed back...It is just waiting on the P/L.
What other wells in North Sabine parish are sitting there waiting on a pipeline?
Tags: hill, pipeline, pleasant, sabine
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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bump
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Permalink Reply by BJ on
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On the other hand, why run the pipe line before the well pad is even cleared???
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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thx pelkid
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Permalink Reply by mar sch on
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Does anyone know what is going on with this well: 241135 HA RA SUEE;HAYS 14-10-12 H 001 08-APR-10 C084 014-10N-12W 7405 PLEASANT HILL 18100 ?
The last posting I can see was in June. Is there more information out there - how do you find it?
Thanks for any help!
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
What is there to find is on SONRIS Lite. Do a search by section-township-range but leave the space for section blank. This will pull up all the wells in the township. You will notice the CHK wells in Sections 1,2,3,6,15 have reached total depth (TD) that means they have finished drilling and the rig is gone. The wells to the immediate south are all permits none of which show a rig drilling, 18,20,22,23,26. When you get down to Section31 you find a well that was reported in completion operations in late July. And in Section 33 a well reported completed on 9-2. The prior entry in the scout report from 5-27 is Waiting On Pipeline. This is what an area looks like when there is a lot of activity ahead of the arrival of a pipeline connections. Section 33 is two to three miles away as the crow flies. When a pipeline connection is available CHK will start drilling the permitted wells and completing the TDed wells. I shouldn't be too long. Follow what is happening in the other wells in your vicinity and look for the activity associated with frac operations. It will be obvious to anyone physically keeping an eye on the area. Good Luck on your well.
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Permalink Reply by P.G. on
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Leaving the section field blank didn't work for me doing my township and range..
Nothing came up..
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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If you search in SONRISE Lite by Section-Township-Range leaving the section space blank, you should get all the wells in the township. You are doing something wrong. It has never not worked before and I just double checked, it works fine.
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