BPX Drills First 4-Mile Haynesville Well, Sees Huge EUR Uplift
BPX Energy is breaking records in the Haynesville Shale, drilling the basin’s first 20,000-ft lateral and planning a new J-turn well, CEO Kyle Koontz said.
Chris Mathews Hart Energy Mon, 08/18/2025
DENVER—BPX Energy, the U.S. onshore business for BP Plc, is going bigger in the Haynesville Shale than ever before.
BPX said it has drilled the first 4-mile horizontal lateral in the Haynesville basin, CEO Kyle Koontz said Aug. 18 during the 2025 EnerCom conference in downtown Denver.
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I don't see a 4-mile lateral on that notice, I see 3-mile, but I am sure it happened. Amazing that they can drill that far.
Main question... what did they say about EUR? I would EUR per lateral foot would not increase, only total EUR per wellbore. Unless they have improved something to increase the latter. Do you recall any statements about EUR/foot or something?
Also, did they mention how long the lateral is for the J-turn well?
I didn't see it on the notice but I found it on a map after going through BPX's presentation from the EnerCom conference.
Well Name: LCV RA SU78;SORENS25-36-1-12HC 001-ALT
API: 17-017-36949
Spud Date: 2025-03-24
Serial Number: 255032
https://sonlite.dnr.state.la.us/sundown/cart_prod/cart_con_wellinfo...
The well is clearly indicated on the application. Use my link and look for the green icons. The lateral drills south through sections 1,12 & 13 and then makes a turn to the west and drills up though Section 14.
Ryan, that is a different well you are looking at.
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