EXCO Haynesville Shale "Super Pad" (8/4/10)
EXCO included a picture of a super pad operation on page 22 of their 2010 Second Quarter Review available at the following link. The picture depicts two fracture stimulation crews working simultaneously as they complete four wells.
Pages 17, 18, 23 & 24 also have some interesting information. Note that EXCO is projecting their production rate will reach almost 2 Bcfd from the Haynesville Shale by end 2012.
http://ir.excoresources.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=195412&p=irol-prese...
Pages 17, 18, 23 & 24 also have some interesting information. Note that EXCO is projecting their production rate will reach almost 2 Bcfd from the Haynesville Shale by end 2012.
http://ir.excoresources.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=195412&p=irol-prese...
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Permalink Reply by Missy on -
Lethal.
That's amazing! I looked for you in the pic on page 22 of the report, but all I could see was $$$$. LOL
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Permalink Reply by VSC DeSoto South on
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I noticed that the JBranch.pdf notice depicts all 8 wells.
The notices I have received never show all 8.( I have notices for the sections surrounding me and the section I am in.)
Why are some notices distributed without all wells int he section shown?
Is there any significance to this?
I hope it does not mean they are not really planning on ever drilling 8 :(
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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An alternate unit well application may be made at any time for any number of wells up to the maximum allowed. The operators applying for multiple alternate unit wells are likely those that plan to drill them in the near future. Instances of units with the full compliment of allowable alternate unit wells are rare and probably represent less than 4% of all units formed to date. Barring some physical impediment such as a fault, all drilling units should get six to eight wells in time.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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VSC, I assume you are referring to the pre-unit and unit filing notices. If yes - those would be prior to the alternate well filings.
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Permalink Reply by Henry on
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VSC,
The unit app is just that, a unit application. That's what you receive in your mailbox. It makes no mention of where any well might be in the unit. The permit for the first well can be found on sonris, but you never receive that.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Alternate unit wells require the same notice and plat as the original unit order. The notice letter states quite clearly on the first page whether the application is for a drilling and production unit or for one or more an alternate unit wells.
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Permalink Reply by Missy on
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Lethal,
There is a difference. You are double blessed no to have it sitting on your property. No offense to the businsess. The next time you go out there to look around wear your striped 'Where's Waldo 'shirt so we can locate you. You know, a guy wearing a red and white striped shirt in a sea of 'green' will really stand out. Pass along blessings. Congrats.
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Permalink Reply by kittycatmama on
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in Exco's investor presentation, they say they are concentrating their drilling efforts in Holly Field & Shelby Trough? Is the Holly Field this good?
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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KCM, under Exco's terminology this would also include the Caspiana & Kingston Fields.
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Permalink Reply by Spring Branch,mineral owner on
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They are also very focused on drilling the sections acquired from Fossil/Tauren in Southern Caddo and Northern DeSoto. You may not see a bunch of alternate unit wells there, but they are darned sure going to HBP it all.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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SB, I reckon Exco may HBP but just not drill additional wells in some areas until gas price improves.
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