Brookside Energy (ASX:BRK) secures drill rig for Wolf Pack Well, Oklahoma – The Market Herald
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- Brookside Energy (BRK) secures a drill rig for its Wolf Pack well in the SWISH area of interest in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma
- Through its controlled subsidiary, Black Mesa Energy, the company executed a drilling bid proposal and daywork drilling contract with Latshaw Drilling Company
- Latshaw will drill the well, targeting the Sycamore Formation at an average depth of around 9515 feet, and expects it to spud in November
- Pad work has now begun, and regulatory applications have been filed to ensure all approvals are in place
- Brookside Energy last traded at 1.2 cents on September 27
Brookside Energy (BRK) has secured a drill rig for its Wolf Pack well in the SWISH area of interest in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma.
Through its controlled subsidiary, Black Mesa Energy, the company executed a drilling bid proposal and daywork drilling contract with Latshaw Drilling Company, an Oklahoma based company who was also appointed to drill the Jewell Well.
The Wolf Pack well is expected to spud early in November and will be drilled as a mid-length horizontal well, targeting the Sycamore Formation at an average depth of around 9515 feet.
The well will be drilled to a depth of around 17,000 feet with 7300 feet of lateral section drilled in the Sycamore that will be cased with production tubing to be perforated and treated to produce oil and rich gas.
Brookside Managing Director David Prentice said the company is pleased to bring news of the commencement of its phase two development drilling campaign in SWISH to its shareholders.
“It is also great to be working with the Latshaw team again. Latshaw provided us with the great people and equipment for the drilling of our very first operated well in SWISH – our wonderfully successful Jewell Well,” he said.
Pad work has now begun, and regulatory applications have been filed with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to ensure all approvals are in place before spudding.
The drilling of Wolf Pack will mark Brookside’s first well in the phase two development drilling campaign following the completion of the HBP program, and its fourth operated well in the SWISH area of interest.
Brookside Energy last traded at 1.2 cents on September 27.