Shut in.........
I was wondering if anyone could help me. I have a Natural Gas well in the Ozark Highlands Exploratory Unit. We signed a lease for five years wich is shut in afterwards. The well has now been sitting for seven years with no activity. South West Energy is the Lessee. I understand that the Unit is a massive project, about 182,689 acres. We have the mineral rights to 80 acres wich the well is on. Southwest Energy claims that they are experiencing delays for the pipeline that is to be attached to the well. My thoughts....seven years is a long time for this well to just sit there.....Has anyone here experienced anything like this? Any other thoughts would be apreciated!
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Comment by Fred S. on October 8, 2013 at 8:47
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Has anyone heard of any activity on this well or area it is in?.....There are rumors of some type of lawsuit that is active in this area. My well is still listed as temporarily abandoned. It has now been about 9 years!
Thanks for any imput!
Fred
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