Encana Blackstone A-43H 32 MMcfe/d IP San Augustine
From their presentation today.
• Blackstone A43 H
success
• 32 MMcfe/d IP
• 9,500 psi back pressure
http://www.encana.com/investors/presentations/pdfs/20100614-capp-pr...
• Blackstone A43 H
success
• 32 MMcfe/d IP
• 9,500 psi back pressure
http://www.encana.com/investors/presentations/pdfs/20100614-capp-pr...
Tags: 32, A-43H, Augustine, Blackstone, Encana, IP, MMcfe/d, San
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
AL, great post!!!
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Permalink Reply by ken hatcher on
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Not understanding how these fringe areas are producing?
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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on
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I was just kidding GD... don't get your britches in a bunch. I did check Google Earth and they gave me a wide spot in the road in far eastern La. so blame Google, LOL!
I don't go any further into La. than the boats in S'port (when I have a few pennies to spare) and it did occur to me that Google might be wrong... (their roads are questionable sometimes) so I removed the post. - Attachments:
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Beats the hell out of listening to OV/JE. Congrats to the San Augustine County members. Sure would like to know the choke on the Blackstone.
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I think Cheerleaders response may pale next to Farmbrads. He's between the A-43 and the Attoyac River.
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Permalink Reply by ALongview on
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I hope there is some significance to the name of the slide and the Strategic Business Unit on slide #6.....Sabine SBU.
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I saw that... it made me pause. It is serendipitous that I had an attorney tell me this morning that he had it "on good authority" that Sabine County will get very busy (drilling) in the next 18 months. Don't know who his sources are and he wouldn't say any more but I do know his family leased to Devon in '08.
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Permalink Reply by DJG on
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Fantastic news.
Here's a link to the w-1 info:
http://webapps.rrc.state.tx.us/DP/drillDownQueryAction.do?fromPubli...
Location:
http://gis2.rrc.state.tx.us/public/startit.htm?api=40530307
Platt:
http://webapps.rrc.state.tx.us/dpimages/r/737885
I think it is significant to point out that the location of this well is falling just outside of that area that was defined as the HA/BO boundries in HK's most recent maps.
Happy to see that recent drilling is proving up more and more of this acreage previously thought to be "on the fringe", or even outside of the boundries.
And not only are these areas proving to be productive, but they are coming in with some of the strongest IP's recorded to date!
OK, now everybody duck cause Cheerleader is gonna start bouncin' across the room!
Platt:
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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DG, it just shows those little gas molecules don't bother about reading that Petrohawk map.
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