TREBILCOCK well update ...

TREBILCOCK Well

Vertical = TBR - Trenton-Black River formation

Horizontal = PP - Point Pleasant formation

Driller: Chesapeake

Hanover Township in Section # 25-15-4

Lisbon quadrangle

Well 34-029-21719-0000, 1H goes NW from Pad

Rig: Nomac #38 

Well Status:

2012-01-25 = Flared

2012-06-25 = Fracked by Baker Hughes

2012-06-11 = Fracking started

2012-06-03 = Well Drilled

2012-xx-xx = Production Casing Set

2012-xx-xx = Surface Casing Set

2012-03-01 = Engineer's report

Conductor Casing Set

2012-xx-xx = Permitted

161 ODNR Unit Acres = 1,100' W x 6,450' L - Production Unit (min)

ODNR Acres Drawing

http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/mineral/oil/MRMImages/17/1/222604.pdf

 

Well 34-029-21700-0000, 3H goes NW from Pad

Well Status:

2012-xx-xx = Waiting for Rig

2012-xx-xx = Permitted

125 ODNR Acres = 1,110' W x 4,916' L - Production Unit (min)

ODNR Acres Drawing

http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/mineral/oil/MRMImages/17/1/221119.pdf

 

Well 34-029-21731-0000, 6H goes SE from Pad

Well status:

2012-12-26 = ODNR Unit Acre Drawing posted 

2012-xx-xx =  Waiting for Rig

2012-xx-xx = Permitted

2012-04-24 = Engineer's Rreport

161 ODNR Unit Acres = 1,100' LW x 6,450' W - Production Unit (min)

ODNR Unit Acre drawing

http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/mineral/oil/MRMImages/17/1/228703.pdf

 

Well 34-029-21728-0000, 8H goes SE from Pad

Rig: Nomac #38 

Well Status:

2012-07-25 = Flared

2012-07-11 = Plug Buster (work over) Rig UP

2012-06-25 = Fracked by Baker Hughes

2012-06-11 = Fracking to begin

2012-06-07 = Well Drilled

2012-xx-xx = Production Casing Set

2012-xx-xx = Intermediate Casing Set

2012-xx-xx = Conductor Casing Set

2012-xx-xx = Permitted, Conductor

2012-xx-xx = Permitted

2012-03-29 = Engineer's Report

161 ODNR Unit Acres = 1,100' L x 6,450' W - Production Unit (min)

ODNR Unit Acre drawing:

http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/mineral/oil/MRMImages/17/1/222936.pdf

 

Well Pad is located here ...

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.750530214108,+-80.8645671196396

From RT-30 turn South on Trinity Church Road - go 1 mile

From Trinity Church Road turn West on Laughlin Mill Road - go 1/4 mile

Turn South off Laughlin Mill Road

 

Pad Status:

2012-10-22 = No Royalties paid per Ken

2012-09-24 = White Storage Tanks arrived

2012-06-08 = Rig Nomac # 38 removed from pad (to Grubbs Well)

2012-06-03 = Rig Nomac # 38 Drilled Lateral 1H

2102-xx-xx = Rig Nomac # 38 Drilled Lateral 8H

Pad Finished

Permitted

 

Last update: Oct 10, 2012 (see bold)

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Utica Shale on April 9, 2013 at 11:12am

Kelly,

"... Is this [the Trebilcock] and Dye's well done? ..."

The status of all Laterals for each well are in message #1 of each thread.

 Is the TREBILCOCK Well done ?

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 The SHORT answer: NO.

 The LONG answer ...

 There are typically six laterals ( horizontal pipes ) from each pad. Typically, three laterals ( 1H, 3H & 5H ) go to the north-west and three laterals ( 6H, 8H & 10H ) go to the south-east. When all six laterals are drilled, fracked and connected to gathering pipes then the Trebilcock well can be considered "done". This has not happened, yet.

 What, I think, has happened so far ...

 Only one Lateral ( 1H ) going north-west and one lateral ( 8H ) going south-east have been drilled and fracked but are not connected to the gathering pipes. Two other laterals ( 3H & 6H ) have been permitted but have not been drilled. Then the last two laterals ( 5H & 10H ) have not even been permitted, yet. So, the Trebilcock well has a long way to go before all six laterals are 100% DONE. The two drilled & fracked laterals still need connected to the gathering pipe that will allow  gas into the Kensington Cryogenic facility. The Kensington Cryogenic facility will be open for business this summer. The gathering pipes are being welded and buried, presently.

 So, the Trebilcock well as a whole is about 1/3rd complete.

 All of the above information can be deduced from message #1 of this thread and by skimming over the comments posted by your neighbors.

 OK ?

 Images below ...

 LEFT is typical Clinton vertical well layout, one pad every 40 acres.

 RIGHT is example of 4 laterals going north & 4 going south, one pad every 1,000 acres

 

Image LINK

Permalink Reply by Kelly Young on April 9, 2013 at 11:33am

Thank you for the detailed message. I am still learning this process and the info in the first post is hard to make heads or tails out of it.

So this explains why the rigs and equipment are still coming up and down the road - work still continues over there. How long does it take to complete a well, with all 6 laterals drilled?

Permalink Reply by Utica Shale on April 10, 2013 at 9:05am

Kelly.,

"...How long does it take to complete a well, with all 6 laterals drilled?..."

  I do not know. It has not happened yet in Columbiana County. The only pads that have all 6 wells completed are in Carroll County. Carroll County is about 1 year ahead of Columbiana County.

 BEST CASE scenario (has never happened in Columbiana County)

 1) 1 week = 6 Permits

 2) 1 week = surveying

 3) 1 week = driveway

 4) 1 week = pad

 5) 1 week = air rig

 6) 1 week = rtaf rig setup

 7) 12 weeks = drill all 6 verticals and all 6 horizontals 

 8) 2 weeks = frack 

 9) 6 weeks = let the bubbles settle

 10) 1 week = flare

 11) 1 week = tanks and connect to gathering pipe

 28 weeks (+/-) minimum.

 But, it has been a YEAR and Trebilcock is still only 1/3rd done.

 If the pad is on a single 1,000 acre farm then it only takes one lateral to HPB the entire 1,000 acres. So then there is no hurry to drill the other 5 laterals for several YEARS.

 Lease issues with landowners have held up drilling some laterals off the pad in certain directions.

 The actual drilling process can go terribly wrong and the bore hole will be plugged and abandoned. Then a completely different hole must be drilled from the surface down, again.

Permalink Reply by Kelly Young on April 10, 2013 at 9:50am

Wow - thank you so much for the detailed information. It is very helpful.

Permalink Reply by Kelly Young on April 19, 2013 at 10:59am

Is there anything going on at this well right now? I heard what sounded like heavy equipment this morning but being between this and Dye's well, I have no idea where the noise was coming from.

Permalink Reply by Ken Schwer Sr. on April 19, 2013 at 11:26am
Could be henceroth. Busy to your west.
Permalink Reply by Ken Schwer Sr. on May 12, 2013 at 5:00pm

I pass numerous tankers going in and out, usually about 4. Unit papers sent to all in unit.

Permalink Reply by Kelly Young on May 14, 2013 at 10:51am

When did you get papers on this unit? I am in this unit and Dye's and I have only received papers on Dye's unit.

Permalink Reply by Ken Schwer Sr. on May 14, 2013 at 11:55am
All the people on lis dun road in tbe southern part got papers a week or so ago. Im thiniki ng they are seperate units

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