The earliest to have success in the Haynesville play, Chesapeake Energy has zeroed in on a core portion of the areal extent of the resource and has been testing 5,000 pounds of proppant per lateral foot. The recipe has made for huge wells. Learn from Tim Beard, Chesapeake vice president, of its results, plans and outlook for this tight-gas rock.
SPEAKER:
- Tim Beard, vice president of Haynesville and Rockies at Chesapeake Energy Corp.
MODERATOR:
- Leslie Haines, executive editor-at-large for Hart Energy
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