new gas processing facility coming to Houston County, new SWD in Trinity County

Couple of comments - based on newspaper reports, it looks like a gas processing plant with 200 mmcf/day capacity is coming to Houston county, somewhere in the Crockett ISD.  I'm not sure of the particular location, but if thats public info, I'd appreciate it if someone shared

Second comment, Five-jab is trying to permit a Walton/Koonce #2 SWD west of Apple Springs.  I think its for their lease operations, but I'd suggest watching it.  Leor filed well records for the Cougar and Tigris, but there are no indications of production from them that I am aware of.

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Permalink Reply by Rock Man on August 29, 2015 at 14:04

Both the Leor wells were plugged in March 2015. Shallow (less than 2000') wells.

Permalink Reply by Lucky347 on August 30, 2015 at 1:55
The gas plant is out Hwy 7 towards Centerville. It's on the left past the sale barn.
Permalink Reply by Dry Hole on August 30, 2015 at 9:28

ETC planting 24" x 77 mile "Volunteer" pipeline RIGHT NOW to service Gas plant that is under construction ------- Also 600 mile 30" line being yarded to be laid asap from Mt Belview to Crockett and then on reportedly to Midland tx area --------- Plant also sits astride existing Lone Star Line

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