Chesapeake Announces Three Well Results (7/30/09)
Three notable wells completed by Chesapeake in the Haynesville during the 2009 second quarter are as follows:
The CLD 23 H-1 in Caddo Parish, LA commenced production on June 22, 2009 and achieved a peak rate of 29.1 mmcfe per day and a pipeline-constrained first 30-day average rate of 15.3 mmcfe per day.
The Frith 29 H-1 in De Soto Parish, LA commenced production on June 27, 2009 and achieved a pipeline-constrained peak rate of 23.7 mmcfe per day and a pipeline-constrained first 30-day average rate of 14.2 mmcfe per day.
The Chesapeake Royalty LLC 30 H-1 in De Soto Parish, LA commenced production on June 27, 2009 and achieved a pipeline-constrained peak rate of 22.6 mmcfe per day and a pipeline-constrained first 30-day average rate of 15.2 mmcfe per day.
The CLD 23 H-1 in Caddo Parish, LA commenced production on June 22, 2009 and achieved a peak rate of 29.1 mmcfe per day and a pipeline-constrained first 30-day average rate of 15.3 mmcfe per day.
The Frith 29 H-1 in De Soto Parish, LA commenced production on June 27, 2009 and achieved a pipeline-constrained peak rate of 23.7 mmcfe per day and a pipeline-constrained first 30-day average rate of 14.2 mmcfe per day.
The Chesapeake Royalty LLC 30 H-1 in De Soto Parish, LA commenced production on June 27, 2009 and achieved a pipeline-constrained peak rate of 22.6 mmcfe per day and a pipeline-constrained first 30-day average rate of 15.2 mmcfe per day.
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Permalink Reply by Parkdota on
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Thanks so much for that info....it's someone else I've tried to study to death with little results. I had figured maybe 4 to 12 in total so that 8 makes sense. Thanks again.
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Permalink Reply by SharonB T18N R15W S8 on
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Great! More money for them to invest!
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Skip, that's awesome info....I've been trying to figure that out forever. I know it's not exact for all but it's something to work with. Thanks.
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Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
You're welcome, Logan. All of us who receive, or hope to receive, royalty income should understand the nature of that income so that we can plan accordingly.
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landownerPermalink Reply by Catfish on -
This is really great! Congratulations to those who royalty intrest!
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Permalink Reply by qwert on
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The Chesapeake press release today contained a graph that illustrated an updated decline curve with an 85% decline rate for year one.
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I think I finally figured out to how to load this file. In any event, this is the decline curve graph that was included in the Chesapeake press release today.
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landownerPermalink Reply by JeffNParis on -
Has anyone had experience with the royalty calculator at this site, which is supposedly based on decline rates in the Barnett?
http://www.palandowner.com/royaltycalculator.php
If the decline rate is 85% for Haynesville, then how far off are
these estimates?
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Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
JNP. I first year decline for the Barnett that I use is 56%. Which is probably in the ball park for Marcellus Shale wells in Pennsylvania. This calculator would probably over state HS royalty by ~50%.
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landownerPermalink Reply by JeffNParis on -
Sorry....the above royalty calculator is for Pennsylvania...not Barnett!
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landownerPermalink Reply by essay on -
Awesome news no doubt, these results are very close to my own interests.
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