Anyone else seeing their wells being choked back???
I'm seeing 50-67% choke down on our wells. Is anyone else seeing this type of activity? As per Encana's web site they stated the following:
"Commitment to reduced pace of natural gas production Natural gas production was approximately 3.27 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d), 2 percent higher than the first quarter of 2011 and 5 percent lower than the fourth quarter of 2011. Encana is targeting capacity reductions totalling approximately 600 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) gross before royalties compared to 2011. Half of this reduction is attributable to declining production through a reduced capital program and the other half is attributable to physical shut-ins or otherwise curtailed volumes. There is a current weakness in market fundamentals due to an oversupply of natural gas and it is clear that a continued reduction of drilling activity will be required to restore market balance."
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Permalink Reply by Linda Fletcher on -
Good Morning, our well was drilled sometime between January 2012-March 2012.
Keen #40 Rig, Petrohawk, Tensas Delta 18 #H1 Well, SN 244356, S18-T16N-R13W
How long does it normally take to see a royalty check. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Linda Fletcher on
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Thank you Kathy.
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Permalink Reply by hdmtnrider on
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Not always the rule about division orders. I would guess
it all depends on the who's well it is. Good luck in waiting!
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