Completion reports filed this week show more gas-well drilling in eastern Oklahoma. At the same time, more permits for new drilling were issued including three wells to be drilled amidst Oklahoma City business sites.
Three reports were filed this week by Trinity Operating of Houston showing production from gas wells drilled last year in Coal and Pittsburg Counties.
The two Coal County wells were drilled on a single pad with combined natural gas production of more than 15,000 Mcf.
The two Brown 0311 wells are located at 28 3N 11E which is several miles north of Coalgate. One well produced 8,047 Mcf of natural gas from a depth of 14,068 feet in the Woodford formation. It had a spud date in 2018 but completion didn’t come until October 2020.
The second Brown well produced 7,216 Mcf of natural gas from a depth of 14,171 feet. It too had a November 2018 spud date with completion last fall.
Trinity’s third well was drilled in Pittsburg County. The Marguerite 3-2/11h produced 6,914 Mcf of natural gas from a site at 35 8N 17E which is several miles west of the town of Quinton.
The well had a June 2019 spud date with completion made in October 2020.
A number of permits to drill were issued this week by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission showing increased efforts to drill for oil and gas in the state.
Mewbourne Oil Company received a permit to drill in Dewey County at a site southeast of Camargo.
Marathon Oil intends to drill in Garvin County. The well site is southeast of Lindsay.
A Grady County well permit was issued to Gulfport Midcon LLC. The site is several miles east of Rush Springs.
Ovintiv plans more drilling in the STACK with permits for three wells from a single pad in Kingfisher County. The three CAROL FED 1607 #4H-18X wells are three miles southwest of Kingfisher.
EOG Resources received a permit to drill in McClain County at a site a mile northeast of Blanchard.
Revolution Resources LLC has permits for three wells on a single pad in Oklahoma County. All three Walden wells are to be located right among businesses along Northwest Expressway in Oklahoma City.
The site is east of North Rockwell, north of West Wilshire Boulevard and south of the Expressway. It is a vacant area behind Slick Willie’s Pool Hall.