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Comment by Robert Norris on December 30, 2009 at 9:11am

Does anyone know the location of the Rex Well "P.Knauf #1" ? How about the location of the processing plant?
Can you find that information on the web?

Comment by May on November 17, 2009 at 3:02am

I believe their vertical wells, horizontal well, and processing plant are near Connonquenessing.

Comment by Larry Lagut on November 9, 2009 at 6:39am

May I was wondering where this well is that REX drilled.I did hear of a well by Evan City, but I didn't know who drill it. And I notice that Snyder drilled one north of Clarion.I suspect these are test well to see how it going to be for Butler and Clarion county before they put pipline system in.

Comment by May on November 8, 2009 at 5:33am

According to the Rex third quarter press release, their Butler horizontal well has been online for 4 months and still hasn't started declining. Seems like they have big plans for the county in 2010.

Comment by Gene Water Recycler aka.PPC on October 26, 2009 at 7:25am

A friend of mine is quite happy to say his land is being used by Rex, ask Jerry W.
I am from Butler County with my scope larger but always want to know what is happening at home

Comment by C. E. Adams on October 14, 2009 at 7:28am

The Laurel Mountain Midstream venture mentioned below is in fact a JV venture between Williams and Atlas. Williams owns 51% of Laurel Mountain.

Comment by C. E. Adams on October 14, 2009 at 7:28am

Williams Production Appalachia - a subsidiary of the Tulsa-based Williams Companies is leasing in Butler County at very competitive rates. They bring a lot of horizontal drilling experience to the table and are involved in two relevant Marcellus joint ventures with Atlas Pipeline and Rex Energy.

Comment by Larry Lagut on October 13, 2009 at 3:19am

Has anyone seen any pipeline being run by Laurel Mountain Midstream LLC for Atlas. and if so. Where. I was talking to Mike at Atlas Land mangement trying to get some information. He tell me the pipe around my area , which is in Parker area which is run by Columbus Gas .Which was just put in, is to small for big well.He tell me their is some landmen up their trying to get some contract, but I don't think their paying much. We will know pretty soon up in that area if their going to get more lease. Alot of the lease with BLX are about to run out and they still haven't drill yet.

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