Four More Marcellus Shale Wells Completed at Cabot Oil & Gas Greenwood Prospect
Drilling Activity Details
Susquehanna
PA
United States
Drilling Activity Summary
Description
Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. completed four more Marcellus Shale producers at its Greenwood prospect in Susquehanna County, Pa. The Dimock Field wells were drilled from a pad in Section 4 Montrose East 7.5 Quad, Bridgewater Township. The #16 Greenwood R was drilled to 17,432 ft (6,542 ft true vertical). It produced 28.7 MMcf of gas per day from perforations at 7,024-17,369 ft with a shut-in casing pressure of 1,250 psi. The #19 Greenwood R was drilled to 16,866 ft (7,104 ft true vertical) and flowed 24.3 MMcf of gas per day from perforations at 7,112-16,798 ft with a shut-in casing pressure of 1,100 psi. The #20H Greenwood R was drilled to 17,156 ft (6,716 true vertical) and it initially flowed 22.3 MMcf of gas per day from perforations at 7.407-17,091 ft and the shut-in casing pressure was 1,000 psi. The #14H Greenwood R was drilled to 16,053 ft (6,629 ft true vertical) and produced 24.8 MMcf of gas per day from perforations between 7,191-15,988 ft and the shut-in casing pressure was 1,125 psi.
Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. completed four more Marcellus Shale producers at its Greenwood prospect in Susquehanna County, Pa. The Dimock Field wells were drilled from a pad in Section 4 Montrose East 7.5 Quad, Bridgewater Township. The #16 Greenwood R was drilled to 17,432 ft (6,542 ft true vertical). It produced 28.7 MMcf of gas per day from perforations at 7,024-17,369 ft with a shut-in casing pressure of 1,250 psi. The #19 Greenwood R was drilled to 16,866 ft (7,104 ft true vertical) and flowed 24.3 MMcf of gas per day from perforations at 7,112-16,798 ft with a shut-in casing pressure of 1,100 psi. The #20H Greenwood R was drilled to 17,156 ft (6,716 true vertical) and it initially flowed 22.3 MMcf of gas per day from perforations at 7.407-17,091 ft and the shut-in casing pressure was 1,000 psi. The #14H Greenwood R was drilled to 16,053 ft (6,629 ft true vertical) and produced 24.8 MMcf of gas per day from perforations between 7,191-15,988 ft and the shut-in casing pressure was 1,125 psi.