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 Les Bamburg on
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Based on Lethal's information these are the four (4) wells drilled by EXCO on the superpad. I have also attached two permits with plats to show the four well paths. The two drilling rigs utilized were the Patterson #212 and Patterson #218.
Exco, Lee 20 #2A Well, Serial #240598, S20-T14N-R12W
Exco, Lee 20 #3A Well, Serial #240719, S20-T14N-R12W
Exco, Lee 20 #4A Well, Serial #240867, S20-T14N-R12W
Exco, Lee 20 #5A Well, Serial #240868, S20-T14N-R12W - Attachments:
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Lee 20 4A Well.pdf, 214 KB -
Lee 20 5A Well.pdf, 210 KB
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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LI, keep them coming.
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Permalink Reply by Big Daddy, bcnr on -
Lethal, that is great news! I know Exco likes that area. We're in 13,12,24 and 25- 14n-13w right down Friendship Rd. from ya. They are busy in those areas too. So far, 1 well in each section, second drilling in 13 and 2 more permitted. No super pads yet though. We do however have a well that made the Hall of Fame top 10! Good stuff under that clay!
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Permalink Reply by Rick W. on
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Les,
I know someone in North Natchitoches Parish that was very recently contacted by Ches. and told they will be drilling 4 wells on his property. Would that be a super pad operation? The property is probably 4-5 miles south of Ashland.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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Rick, the term "superpad" is very subjective but the Chesapeake site could potentially be one if all wells are drilled from the same pad.
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Thanks, have you heard anything new concerning the Ashland well? I'm sorry if I'm asking this under the wrong topic.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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Rick, no problem. GoshDarn seems to always have the latest scope on that well.
http://www.gohaynesvilleshale.com/forum/topics/chesapeake-permits-1...
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