Does anyone know if the O&G companies will be interested in drilling near injection wells or do they have to stay away from them??? If so how far??? Any feed back would be appreciated.
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The injection zone is below the Utica/Point Pleasant pay zone so I don't imagine that it's going to be an issue, geologically. Frankly there are so many millions of acres under lease it would seem silly to drill anywhere near a SWIW unless you absolutely had to.
Permalink Reply by elliemae82 on August 4, 2012 at 1:07pm Thanks, I do realize they won't drill on top of it. I guess I was wondering how close of land they would be interested in leasing from an injection well (half a mile, mile or 5 miles). If its not a geologically issue like you say they could probably can run their laterals pretty close. Appreciate your thoughts.
Permalink Reply by Hal Whitlatch on August 17, 2012 at 4:02am Generally 3000 feet they do not want to drill into whatever was injected into the soil.
Permalink Reply by Don C on September 2, 2012 at 2:28am Hal.....
Where does your information come from? I have heard the same from a friend that was approached by a company to put an injection well on his 30 acres. They told him a 1/2 mile radius which is close to 3000 feet.
Wouldn't that stop o/g production with your neighbors property?
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