Why is the formation production lower in April, 2015 for BSI/USFS Unit F6

Just wondering why the production for BSI/USFS Unit F6, lower for the month of April, 2015?

According to RRC report:

1/2015  -296,547

2/2015  -310,191

3/2015  -213,640

4/2015  -2,952

5/2015  -295,943

Didn't see a report for 6/2015 yet reported, but was wondering if this is all that will be reported for April, or if not, what happened?

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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on July 17, 2015 at 15:23

June won't be reported until Aug 1. XTO is pretty good about reporting on the 1st. F11 (same pad) had a casing leak which they had to do a cement squeeze on to fix it. Both wells had to be shut down while all that was going on (safety). F11 only reported 2082 mcf in April.

Permalink Reply by Jackie on July 18, 2015 at 3:04

Thank you, so informative!

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