Comstock well Bienville Parish. 10-16 -10 15 16-10 str

I see we’re Comstock is flailing a well , in section 15  16-10 

I don’t see any treatment facilities at the location and historically the Haynesville gas has not had H2s or high Co2 

As a landowner in this area , I am wondering what this could be for, as I am sure the fuel gas is being deducted from our royalties.  

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Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on September 4, 2025 at 6:11

There could be several reasons for periodic flaring none of which have to do with H2S or CO2 as far as I am aware.  Some portions of the current Haynesville Fairway have concentrations of both contaminants.  The question would be whether those concentrations exceed pipeline requirements.  I looked at the well file for the wells producing from those sections and didn't find any report or correspondence that mentions H2S or CO2 or flaring.

Permalink Reply by JT on September 4, 2025 at 10:29

I appreciate you taking the time to respond and look at this.  I’ll see what else I can find out and respond here. 
thanks 

JG 


Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Rock Man on September 6, 2025 at 12:27

If there was any sort of H2S here, there would be signage (as required by the state) as to "poisonous or dangerous gas"

Gas flaring could be tied to associated gas coming off the tanks (water storage) or something as simple as some periodic "pop off" valves diverting gas from the flow line to flare stack.

If well if flowing, I don't see much need for "fuel gas" for lease - unless there is some sort of compression facilities that are being fueled by gas instead of electricity.

Related question - does you lease have clause that pays you for "flared gas"?

Not common but I have seen this in many leases

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