Production flow data from early Haynesville wells
Any data from the first Haynesville wells production rates as of this date?
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Permalink Reply by RONNY on -
Anyone know the serial numbers of the first wells which Chespeake and Petrohawk announced to begin the rush in March 2008? I believe the Petrohawk well was on Elm Grove Plantation. Not sure of the location of Chesapeake's. It would be interesting to see their monthly production rates now. Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
Ronny,
Petrohawk (KCS), EG Plantation #63 Well, Serial #237344, S9-T16N-R11W, Bossier Parish, 16800 (17076) Mcfd, 24/64" Choke, 5525 psi Flowing Pressure
Chesapeake, SRLT 29 #2-Alt Well, Serial #235717, S29-T16N-R15W, Caddo Parish, 2647 Mcfd, 18/64" Choke, 1570 psi Flowing Pressure
EnCana, JW Adcock #H3 Well, Serial #235997, S15-T13N-R9W
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Permalink Reply by RONNY on
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The Elm Grove well is one awesome well. Still averaging over 5000 mcfd after two years. That's the kind of well I want. Thanks Les.
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Permalink Reply by BirdDawg, plain ole' idiot on
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Ronny,
You need to check Sonris on that unit. Their are multiple unit wells ontributing to that 5 MMcfd. Notice the oil (condensate) production for that unit? That ain't coming from the HA. There have been two HA wells drilled in this unit, but they are called Lower CV. And several more CV wells (which are producing the condensate). The production for all amount to the 5 mmcfd.
The last DT-1 test (reported 5-1-10) for the Ser. No. 237344 well was 981 mcfd.
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Permalink Reply by RONNY on
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I see. So is there any way to know what the monthly production is now, from just the original 17076 mcfd (serial #237344)?
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Ronny,
No, except from the last DT-1 test.
981mcfd.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!! Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jack Blake said Matthew Murray #21 sect 21 t10n r11w will still be making 5mmcf/d after two years!!!!!!!!!!!!
If he says it enough times, it'll come true!
JB
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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thanks shalegeo. 75% and 70%. quick decline. It's all lagniappe
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Permalink Reply by little ole 1st grade teacher on
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Love your attitude!!! I'm going to see if that works for me.
I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year! I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year! I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year!!
I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year! I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year! I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year!!
I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year! I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year! I'll see a well drilled on my property within the next year!!
Hey, if it works, you'll be hearing from me big time! LOL
I'm the little 'ole first grade teacher that really needs to retire and this would make it possible for me to do so.
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Permalink Reply by ronda and bruce on
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HA!!!Oh yeah! We r with you LO1stGT!!!
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Permalink Reply by w.r. frank on
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Jay, about 10months ago, I talked to PI/Dwights and the sales person told me that individual well data was not available as the operator only files Unit production. If the operator files by well, I will consider the service because it is the only way to roughly track declines (curtailments and disruptions distort data) if there are multiple wells in the unit. I wish there was some way to get Flowing Casing Pressure and choke size to go with.production. Have a great Thanksbgiving!
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