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Permalink Reply by jason on January 21, 2014 at 6:45am

Permit List			From	08/16/2013	To	08/16/2013
County/ App/Issued Date			Well Name&No/Company		Surface Location		Target Location
STARK			DICKERHOOF J & L UNIT 2-H		XCoord S:	2359695	XCoord T	2358490
34151258420000			ENERVEST OPERATING L		YCoord:S	432815	YCoord T	434296
Dt App	07/18/2013		300 CAPITOL STREET SUITE 200		Lot S:		Lot T
Dt Issued	08/16/2013				Sec S:	24	Sec T	24
Acreage:	42		CHARLESTON, WV 25301		Quad S:	ROBERTSVILLE	Quad T	ROBERTSVILLE
Depth	5200		3043435505		Civil Twp S:	NIMISHILLEN	Civil Twp T	NIMISHILLEN
Well Class	POOL				Footage S	215'NL & 445'WL OF SE QTR SEC 24
Formation(s):	OHIO SHALE THRU CLINTON						Footage T	1230'SL & 795'EL OF NW QTR SEC 24
Purpose:	OG		Rig: RTAF	Type: Drill New Well, horizontally Urban 5000	Elevation S	1224	Elevation T	1215
Open browser with map of well location.

Permalink Reply by TM on February 3, 2014 at 9:26am

Permit now says Ohio shale through the Clinton. The horizontal permit for this well was issued on January 28th. No plat map yet on the completion reports.

Permalink Reply by TM on February 3, 2014 at 10:18am

I looked on the ODNR well locator map and this Enervest Rummell Farms lateral will run NW and looks to be about 2,964 ft in length for the lateral.

Permalink Reply by Paul Martinelli on February 27, 2014 at 7:13am

MIke....of course they are looking for clients.......But, thre still can be some information shared/learned at the meeting.  And any information is a good thing

Permalink Reply by Mike Murphy on February 27, 2014 at 11:24am

BEEN TO 2 OF THOSE TYPE MEETINGS IN WV ....BOTH THE LAWYERS WERE TRYING TO GET LANDOWNERS TO JOIN A GROUP AND THEN MANAGE THE GROUP AND GET A PERCENTAGE OF THE MONEY FOR THEM OVERSEEING IT .....JUST WANTED PEOPLE TO KNOW WHAT IT IS PROBABLY ALL ABOUT ......THOSE LAWYERS HAVE NOMORE INFO THEN U CAN GET ON HERE ..........AT THE ONE MEETING THEY USED SCARE TACTICS .....TELLING US THAT PARTS OF THE MARCELLUS SHALE WAS LIKE PUDDING AND WORTHLESS ......I AM  NOT GEOLOGIST BUT SHALE IS NOT LIKE PUDDING .....SHALE IS LAYERS OF ROCK AND I NEVER SEEN ROCK THAT WAS LIKE PUDDING LOL IF U HAPPEN TO GO HAVE U A LIST OF QUESTIONS U ALREADY HAVE ANSWERS FOR AND SEE WHAT THEIR ANSWERS ARE......   LEASEHOLDERS/LANDOWNERS  BEWARE 

Permalink Reply by TM on March 3, 2014 at 9:07am

A good article here on the volatile oil window from Enervest call today. I also heard on the 2 wells they will drill this year in the volatile oil window they are going to do 4 different frac techniques on each well to see what will work and what does not. Also they said Chesapeake is looking at moving more west and drilling the oil window this year as well.

http://www.ohio.com/blogs/drilling/ohio-utica-shale-1.291290/ev-ene...

Permalink Reply by tena marie west on March 3, 2014 at 12:29pm

Hi TM, Can you tell us which wells.  Is there any in sounthern tuscarawas county, Thanks Tena

Permalink Reply by TM on March 3, 2014 at 2:09pm

Enervest participated in the Chesapeake Parker well and the Halcon Kibler well as a non op participating partner. I do not know where they intend to drill the 2 wells in 2014. They have the Nettle well in Clay township permitted to drill. They also are non op partners in the EQT wells in Guernsey County.

They are gaining a lot of knowledge as well from being in a joint venture with Chesapeake and Total. I believe it is just a matter of time and the oil window will start heating up as they find the right completion and frac techniques that will work.

Permalink Reply by tena marie west on March 3, 2014 at 2:21pm

Thanks TM, i am supposed to be part of the nettle well hbp with enervest for the deep rights and petrox for the shallow well, if the sounthern part of the nettle well gets permitted  The parker well is not far from me as a crow flies so hope it does well. Thanks for the info,

Permalink Reply by TM on April 15, 2014 at 10:39am

Permalink Reply by TM on May 12, 2014 at 7:47am

Okay. And then one more question if I may and I’ll jump off. When do you expect to be able to talk about volatile oil window, well results either operatef or not op?

Mark A. Houser - Chief Executive Officer

Kevin, as it was mentioned, I think everybody’s aware, EQT has slowed down some of their activities in oil window. On the other hand, Chesapeake, through our Total, Chesapeake, EnerVest joint venture, we have a well that we’ve drilled and completed the Parker well. They’re going to be bringing on line later this year, really later this summer within a few weeks I believe.

The information on that, when we’re able to announce that we’re really anticipate having some data on that, kind of around July and August window. And then we’re also planning on drilling some of our wells around that timeframe if well, our one or two wells we plan drilling this as we mentioned before. So, I’ll say it will be kind of third quarter-ish when we should start having some good data.

I will say on the Parker well they’ve change the frac design quite a bit. They’ve expanded the amount of sand we’re pumping in a pretty big way even relative to those most recent EQT wells which were pretty wells as well, so it will be interesting to see how that pans out.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/2211983-ev-energy-partners-evep-ceo...

Permalink Reply by TM on May 12, 2014 at 7:50am

Our estimates of oil in place through most of Tuscarawas, Stark and Guernsey Counties is around 20 million to 30 million barrels per section. Ascending the midpoint, this is about 5.5 million barrels of oil in place for 140 acre well. Lets say 400,000 barrels per well is needed for attracting economics with a good, sustained flow rate initiating from the IPs of 500 barrels to 700 barrels a day, this represents recovery of around 7% of oil in place, very similar to reported recoveries in other oil shale.

The challenge in the oil window appears to be fracture design and minimizing reservoir damage upon completion. We are working with industry partners currently on some studies designed to help us better understand the flow capacity of the oil window rock. We still plan on drilling in the oil window later this summer and are closely monitoring on our oil window wells.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/2211983-ev-energy-partners-evep-ceo...

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