Burleson Energy Limited : Status of Truchard 2H horizontal development well
06/20/2012| 02:31am US/Eastern

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ABN 73 117 770 475
Burleson Energy Ltd
20 June 2012
Company Announcements
Australian Securities Exchange Limited
Level 4, 20 Bridge Street
Sydney NSW 2000
By electronic lodgement - 2 pages
ASX Code: BUR
Registered Office / Administration
Level 6
9 Barrack Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Australia
Mailing Address
GPO Box 92
SYDNEY NSW 2001
Australia
Phone: +61 2 8252 6177
Facsimile: +61 2 8252 6178
www.burlesonenergyltd.com
Status of Truchard #2H horizontal development well
Burleson Energy Limited (ASX: BUR) advises that at 6am on 19
June 2012 (Texas time) the vertical section of the Truchard
#2H horizontal development well reached a depth of 7,922 feet
(~2,415m). The proposed total depth of the well is 11,500
feet (~3,500m). The well spudded on 8 June 2012.
About the Truchard #2H Well
The Truchard #2H horizontal development well is being drilled
into the Heintschel gas-condensate field in Colorado County,
Texas. Completion of the well for production will involve
multi-staged fracture stimulation (fracs) along the
horizontal (lateral) section within the Wilcox sandstone
reservoir. Truchard #2H is located 785 metres from Burleson's
established producing Truchard #1 well.
Truchard #2H is estimated to cost US$6.3m. BUR has an 83.5%
working interest in the well. Independent analysis by
Integrated Petroleum Consultants Inc. indicates that this
well should have
cumulative production over a ten year period of 7 Bcf of
liquids-rich gas and 200,000 barrels of condensate. At
current commodity prices, this would deliver total revenue of
U$53m over the term of
the well's life.
If successful, the results of Truchard #2H should pave the
way for full development of the Heintschel gas-condensate
field, which Burleson anticipates will be financed through a
combination of project debt, farm-out and possible corporate
joint venture.
Truchard #2H is being drilled in three distinct phases:
1. A near-vertical section will be drilled to 11,500 feet
(~3,500m) under a turn-key (fixed price) contract totalling
US$2.1m. This section will be electric logged to confirm
reservoir quality and the gas condensate pay zones, and
casing will be set in the hole.
2. A rig on a day rate contract (with top drive) will then be
utilized to drill the horizontal 2,350 feet (700m) section,
install and cement the production casing.
3. Following drilling of the horizontal section and
demobilisation of the rig, a frac unit will
be
employed to undertake up to six fracs in the horizontal
section. The well will then be
brought on production and generate wet gas and condensate
sales. This will be facilitated by the proximity to the well
of hydrocarbon sales and distribution infrastructure.
A diagrammatic representation of Truchard #2H is as
follows:
Burleson will continue to keep the market informed of the
progress of the Truchard #2H well. For further information,
please contact:
Contacts:
Michael Sandy, Managing Director
Alex Sundich, Executive Director & CFO
+61 2 8252 6177 info@burlesonenergyltd.com
Competent Person Statement:
The information in this report that relates to oil and gas
exploration results and hydrocarbon resources is based on
information verified by Mr Michael Sandy (BSc (Hons)
Melbourne University), who is a petroleum geologist. Mr Sandy
is a
Director of, and consultant to, the Company. Mr Sandy has
more than 30 years of experience in this discipline and he
consents to the inclusion in this report of the matters based
on his information in the form and context in which it
appears.
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