Larry Prado, Hart Energy’s activity editor, summarizes recent exploration action from the oil and gas industry. (Source: Hart Energy; Shutterstock.com)
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s top five drilling activity highlights from around the world.
- Two Barnett Shale Wells Completed in Tarrant County, Texas (Editor’s note: TEP Barnett USA LLC is an affiliate of French oil major Total SA)
- Offshore U.K. Well by Total Hits 64 m of Net Pay
- GEP Haynesville Completes Four Haynesville Wells from Pads in Sabine Parish, La.
- Aramco Receives Approval to Develop Al-Jafurah Unconventional Gas Field in ad-Dhana Desert
- Two Wolfcamp-Spraberry Trend Completions in Reagan County, Texas
For more up-to-date information on the latest U.S. and international exploration wells visit Hart Energy’s online Drilling Activity Highlights database.
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