Southwestern Energy Announces Capital Program And Guidance For 2013

http://www.sacbee.com/2012/12/18/5063092/southwestern-energy-announ...

"In the company's New Ventures, including its Lower Smackover Brown Dense project, Southwestern plans to drill up to 7 to 9 gross wells."

"In the company's Lower Smackover Brown Dense project, Southwestern tied two wells into a new gas pipeline on November 29. Daily production of both oil and gas from the company's third and sixth wells, the BML #31-22 #1-1H and the Doles 30-22-1H #1, respectively, continues to increase as flowback fluids are recovered. The company's fifth well, the vertical Dean 31-22-1E #1, is also currently producing oil at relatively stable rates after 70 days."

In the company's Lower Smackover Brown Dense project, Southwestern tied two wells into a new gas pipeline on November 29. Daily production of both oil and gas from the company's third and sixth wells, the BML #31-22 #1-1H and the Doles 30-22-1H #1, respectively, continues to increase as flowback fluids are recovered. The company's fifth well, the vertical Dean 31-22-1E #1, is also currently producing oil at relatively stable rates after 70 days.
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