I guess this means it is on a pipeline?
06/20/2013 | 10 | 10503 | COMP 06/11/13: GAS, L SMK RA, 668 MCFD, 112 BCD, GOR 5964/1, CK 8, GVTY 62.9, BWD 0, BS&W .2%, FP 2959, CP 29, PERFS: 10204'-10208', 10120'-10124', 9966'-9970'. |
3 fracks , Zero water associated with production
Also, re-classified to a gas well (type 3 allowable)
112 Bbls of condensate/day plus 668mcfd = 223.33 boepd rate on a 8/64ths choke (50% oil)
That's not accounting for the NGL cut
Anyone remember what the IP rate SWN announced for this well was? BTU content?
http://sonlite.dnr.state.la.us/sundown/cart_prod/cart_con_wellinfo2...
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I saw that, Obed. Wonder why such a big drop in the gas production?
I wish I understood that, Tony, but as you said earlier this well must be near payout already.
Is this well on artificial lift yet?
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