Activity in Millwood Township (Guernsey)

Information about drilling activity, pipelines, etc. in Millwood Township.

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Permalink Reply by Kerri on January 7, 2015 at 3:47pm
I have property on McBurney and just leased with eclipse. I was told they are pulling out (slowing down) soon. Guess I waited to long. We were down there camping when the pora well caught fire
Permalink Reply by David Allen Lilly on January 8, 2015 at 12:37am

Don't believe it.

I live here, my property is on the corner of Putney and McBurney, I see the guys every day working here.

The oil market is much more complicated than you think.

No way the oil companies did not anticipate their additional output bringing prices down, they are prepared for it.

Some aspects may slow down, but it would have to be real bad for a year or more.

Which property are you referring to, Ron's at the campers ?

Permalink Reply by Jan on January 8, 2015 at 5:14am

The completion reports on the Pora and Miller wells were received by ODNR on 12/24/14 - completed in 8/14 and 9/14.  Plus the Hayes well went into sales in November (completed 7/14).  Are these three of the 6 wells mentioned below? 

 

Eclipse Brings Six 'Encouraging' Wells Online in Utica Shale

Eclipse Resources Corp. brought six new operated wells in the Utica Shale online between the end of 3Q2014 and Nov. 30. The wells had "very encouraging" initial results that were within the company's type curve expectations, Eclipse said.

State College, PA-based Eclipse did not identify the wells or disclose their locations. The company did say its initial estimate of production for November was approximately 130 MMcfe/d, a 52% increase over its daily production in 3Q2014, which was 85.8 MMcfe/d. Eclipse also estimated that its current production is about 148 MMcfe/d, a 72% increase from its average daily production in 3Q2014.

"Eclipse is continuing to methodically execute on our plan," said CEO Benjamin Hulburt. "Our team is efficiently developing our acreage and meeting our timeline, cost and production objectives. We continue to be pleased with the initial performance of our liquids/condensate type area wells using our restricted choke production method, and we are very encouraged with our Utica dry gas acreage..."

Hulburt said Eclipse was continuing to monitor the performance of its two Shroyer wells, which are in eastern Monroe County, OH (see Shale Daily, Sept. 5). According to Hulburt, the wells were continuing to produce at a combined rate of approximately 41 MMcf/d after 100 days online.

"During the month of December, we expect to bring an additional five net wells online and continue to believe our average daily production in 4Q2014 will trend towards the high end of our previously issued guidance," Hulburt said. He added that in 2015, "given our acreage position spanning across both the core liquids and core dry gas areas of the Utica play, I believe we are in a unique position to adjust our drilling plans to maximize returns in this volatile commodity price environment."

In a note Thursday, David Tameron, senior analyst with Wells Fargo Securities LLC, said the brief operations update was a positive development. He rates Eclipse shares “outperform.”

"Management believes 4Q2014 production will trend towards the higher end of 4Q2014 guidance of 125-135 MMcfe/d," Tameron said, adding that Wells Fargo estimates production will total 131 MMcfe/d. He later added that Eclipse "last indicated during its 3Q2014 call that it is currently evaluating 2015 capital and operational plans, but anticipates starting 2015 with three operated rigs and drilling to concentrate in condensate and rich gas type curve areas throughout the year."

Eclipse's acreage position is concentrated entirely in Ohio, where it's primarily focused on 99,300 net acres in Noble, Guernsey, Monroe, Belmont and Harrison counties (see Shale Daily, May 9). The company holds additional acreage that's prospective for the Marcellus Shale and the Utica's oil window.

Although Eclipse did not reveal the locations of its new wells, the most recent data from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) offers a few clues. According to the ODNR data through Nov. 29, Eclipse had a total of 76 horizontal wells in some stage of development, ranging from permitted to producing. Seventeen of those wells were in the latter category, but of those, all but two were originally permitted before 2014. The latest permit date for the other two wells occurred on March 21. That suggests that the six new Eclipse wells that came online were more likely in the drilling or drilled category. Eclipse had seven wells that were drilled but not completed in the latest ODNR data, and all of those wells were in Millwood Township in Guernsey County.

 

http://www.naturalgasintel.com/articles/100635-eclipse-brings-six-e...

Permalink Reply by Kerri on January 8, 2015 at 8:56am
Well David I guess we are neighbors. My property is next to the lot Yoder bought.i just got a little worried when I called my guy and he said yes they are slowing down. He said they are going to noble county
Permalink Reply by Philip Brutz on January 8, 2015 at 9:09am

It may be in our best long term interest if they slowed down the pace of drilling until the supply of gas goes down and the price goes up.

Permalink Reply by bo boboski on January 9, 2015 at 8:46am

I see the Yost well was permitted this week. 4 legs running s.e. Eclipse. Not much info yet.Wellhead close to Oxford Rd. bottom hole near Grape Hollow.

Permalink Reply by Bobbie Farmer on January 9, 2015 at 9:02am

Do you have the map or unit info ,or could you post,when it shows up  I can,t find it these

Maps thanks  on Grape Hollow.

Permalink Reply by Philip Brutz on January 9, 2015 at 9:18am

Permalink Reply by Bobbie Farmer on January 9, 2015 at 9:43am

Thank you am in a unit now I can put up with all this shaking and trucks

Permalink Reply by Philip Brutz on January 9, 2015 at 10:31am

Congratulations!  I will post the plat maps when they are available. 

Permalink Reply by Laura on January 10, 2015 at 10:28am
How long does it usually take for plats etc to show up
Permalink Reply by Philip Brutz on January 12, 2015 at 6:28am

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