Thursday, March 21, 2013
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Rex Energy Corporation announced today initial results from its first three shale gas wells, named the “Warrior South Wells,” in Ohio’s Utica shale.
According to Tom Stabley, Rex Energy’s chief executive officer, the company is excited about the test results and has identified approximately 45 additional well locations.
The Guernsey 2H well, located in Noble County, Ohio, was drilled to a depth of approximately 12,097 feet with a lateral length of 3,640 feet. The gas being produced is approximately 1,207 BTU (39% NGLs, 43% gas and 18% condensate).
The Guernsey 1H well, located in Noble County, Ohio, was drilled to a depth of approximately 11,963 feet with a lateral length of 3,587 feet. The gas being produced is approximately 1,216 BTU (39% NGLs, 43% gas and 18% condensate).
The Noble 1H well, located in Noble County, Ohio, was drilled to a depth of approximately 11,740 feet with a lateral length of 3,378 feet. The gas being produced is approximately 1,216 BTU (41% NGLs, 45% gas and 14% condensate).
Rex Energy currently holds approximately 6,700 gross acres within the Warrior South Prospect in its Joint Development Area with MFC Drilling, Inc. and ABARTA Oil and Gas Co., Inc.
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