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Started this discussion. Last reply by Katy Apr 12.

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melissa humphrey replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATION' in the group Bradford County, PA
"if you have a well name, you can serch efacts and confirm the location. units come when the gasco sets them but you can project to some degree.   SWN's eun ~3k ft wide, 8ish k in length for a unit covering N nd S. SWN has thee right angle…"
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Tom replied to melissa humphrey's discussion 'CHK pays 3.162 for FEB gas sold, April checks - seems weak, well maybe biases here with NYMEX 4.40! NT' in the group Bradford County, PA
"We got $3.1 from SWN also.  Anybody know why when you look at the DEP 6 month production reports there are different totals of "production days" for different wells.  Some are 180 some are 164 etc.   Do they shut some…"
Apr 30
Katy replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"Is there a website like this for West Virginia? "
Apr 12
Clinton44 replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"You can also try marcellusgas.org they have the wells listed by county township and driller as well as production figures, inspections, violations etc. www.marcellusgas.org  ;"
Apr 11
Paul replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"If you live in one of the counties listed in PA. This may help you. http://www.landex.com/webstore/jsp/cart/DocumentSearch.jsp ;"
Apr 11
Jackie Casselbury replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"Go to rlstore.com. It is a great sight."
Apr 11
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PAD LOCATION

Is there any way of telling where new pads are being located and if permits have been applied for?  I'm with SWN and I used to be able to go on the PaDEP web site and see what is planned for the future just by looking at permits applied for. Now there is just too much information.  We are currently in a unit and they are supposed to be adding two additional pads and wells this year.  Many of the pads now listed are identified with letters rather than the unit names they will serve.  Any ideas?See More
Apr 11
Tom replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATION' in the group Bradford County, PA
"Thanks, I'll try it!"
Apr 10
Ed replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATION' in the group Bradford County, PA
"I'm also with SWN , in  Bradford county and use the PaDep site to help me see what's going on.  1st I go to the main page : http://www.ahs.dep.pa.gov/eFACTSWeb/default.aspx 2nd click on : Authorization Search 3rd click on…"
Apr 10
brat replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"I was told that Rigdata.com web site will give that info.  Haven't subscribed as yet. ($25 per month) Supposedly they give a trial subscription, but are seemingly uncooperative to aford such to me.  Would like to know…"
Apr 10
Oliver Perry replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"Once the permits are issued, the well plat is available from the DEP office and the well location is specified on the plat."
Apr 10
Tom replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"Thanks!"
Apr 10
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PAD LOCATION

Is there any way of telling where new pads are being located and if permits have been applied for?  I'm with SWN and I used to be able to go on the PaDEP web site and see what is planned for the future just by looking at permits applied for. Now there is just too much information.  We are currently in a unit and they are supposed to be adding two additional pads and wells this year.  Many of the pads now listed are identified with letters rather than the unit names they will serve.  Any ideas?See More
Apr 10
Oliver Perry replied to Tom's discussion 'PAD LOCATIONS'
"You can have the DEP send you an email when permits are applied for in a specific area from this link. I don't know of any way to know where a pad will be built. http://www.ahs.dep.pa.gov/eNOTICEWeb/"
Apr 10
Tom replied to melissa humphrey's discussion 'Southeast Bradford - Decline Rate Discussion' in the group Bradford County, PA
"Southwestern paid: Jun      Jul    Aug    Sep    Oct    Nov 2.12    2.46  2.58    2.26    2.58   3.10"
Jan 28
Tom replied to melissa humphrey's discussion 'Southeast Bradford - Decline Rate Discussion' in the group Bradford County, PA
"I'm in NE Bradford and my well volume dropped considerably, all of a sudden, after one year.  I called the company and they told me there was plenty of gas but no room in the pipeline.  With every new well coming on line there was…"
Jan 17

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