ECA PINTARD 28H #1, S28- 2N - 1E, WELL COMPLETION RESULTS

24 hour IP test. 

106 BOD, GRVTY 43, O MCF GAS, 10/64 CHOKE, 2710# CASING PRESSURE, 672 BWD, 16 STAGES, 5627' PERFORATED LATERAL

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Permalink Reply by Charles Bell on July 8, 2014 at 0:32

Skip, any information on why this well did not perform? Geology? Technique?, Location? Number of stages? Thanks for any information.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on July 8, 2014 at 0:43

Charles, the data above comes from the Form 3 report filed with the MS O&G Board.  That form does not include any information beyond the number of stages pumped that would explain the poor results.  The lateral length should equate to ~22 stages instead of 16.  Perhaps Encana will provide some insight when they make their 2nd. Quarter operating report July 24.

Permalink Reply by Charles Bell on July 8, 2014 at 0:47

I just noticed there was ' zero MCF' of gas. Thanks for the response.

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