37-131-20547

Well Details

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Country: United States
State: Pennsylvania
County: Wyoming
Municipality: Forkston Township
Operator Name: SWN PROD CO LLC
Well Pad ID: 154877
Farm/Lease Name: FALCONERO 4H
License Status:
Spud Date:
Permit Date: 2018-01-12
Well Type: GAS
Unconventional Well: Y
Configuration: Horizontal Well
Conservation: No
Latitude: 41.530983
Longitude: -76.115464

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Well History

Date	Event
2018-01-12	New Permit Application
2018-03-20	MOD
2018-05-18	Performed Spud Operation

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Fracking Activities

Fracking Jobs

Job Number	Job Start Date	Job End Date	True Vertical Depth (ft)	Total Water Volume (gal)	Total Non-Water Volume (gal)
1	2018-11-08	2018-12-03	8,226	8,043,340	0

Fluid Composition Data

Job Number	Trade Name	Supplier	Purpose	Ingredient Name	CAS Number	Additive Percentage by Mass	Job Percentage by Mass	Mass Used (lb)
1	HCL Acid (12.6%-17.5%)	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Bulk Acid	Water	7732-18-5	87.4	0.926098	734013
				Hydrogen Chloride	7647-01-0	17.5	0.215316	170656
	K-BAC 1005	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Anti-Bacterial Agent	2,2-Dibromo-3-nitrilopropionamide	10222-01-2	5.76	0.001696	1344.61
				Polyethylene Glycol	25322-68-3	50	0.006729	5333.6
				Water	7732-18-5	44.3	0.005323	4219.26
	AI-303	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Acid Corrosion Inhibitors	Polyether	60828-78-6	10	0.00005300	42.0336
				Butyl cellosolve	111-76-2	20	0.00009600	75.7446
				Acetophenone,thiourea,formaldehyde polymer	68527-49-1	5	0.00002700	21.0168
				Ethylene glycol	107-21-1	40	0.000303	240.432
				Formic acid	64-18-6	20	0.000106	84.0672
				Cinnamaldehyde	104-55-2	20	0.00011	86.9255
	LT FLUSH SYSTEM I	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Other	Mineral oil, petroleum distillates, hrdotreated light naphthenic	64742-53-6	100	0.000796	631.171
	SI-1200	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Scale Inhibitor	Ethylene Glycol	107-21-1	40	0.005303	4202.79
				Proprietary Scale Inhibitor	Proprietary	10	0.001418	1124.17
	Sand	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Proppant	Crystalline Silica, quartz	14808-60-7	100	14.0835	11,162,400.0
	SI-1200s	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Scale Inhibitor	Proprietary Scale Inhibitor	Proprietary	10	0.000272	215.644
	Water	Southwestern Energy	Carrier/Base Fluid	Water	7732-18-5	100	84.6361	67,081,400.0
	WFRA-2000	U.S. Well Services, LLC	Friction Reducer	2-Propenoic acid, polymer with 2 propenamide	9003-06-9	30	0.030557	24219.4
				Water	7732-18-5	60	0.061115	48438.7
				Hydrated light distillate (petroleum)	64742-47-8	30	0.025057	19859.9

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Production Data

Period	Operator Name	Gas Quantity (mcf)	Gas Production Days	Oil Quantity (bbl)	Oil Production Days	Water Quantity (bbl)	Water Production Days
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	2,697,142.00	364	0.00	0	0.00	0

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Waste Data

Period	Operator	Waste Type	Quantity	Disposal Method	Waste Facility ID
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Produced Fluid	5,407.50 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	95-16-65420-013
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Produced Fluid	80.00 Bbl	RESIDUAL WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY	WMGR123
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Synthetic Liner Materials	7.36 Tons	LANDFILL	101247
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Drilling Fluid Waste	200.00 Bbl	REUSE (AT WELL PAD)
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Soil Contaminated by Oil & Gas Related Spills	0.18 Tons	RESIDUAL WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY	301333
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Other Oil & Gas Wastes	2,194.75 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	95-16-65420-013
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Drilling Fluid Waste	710.00 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	95-16-65420-013
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Soil Contaminated by Oil	0.18 Tons	RESIDUAL WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY	301333
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Drill Cuttings	1,386.81 Tons	LANDFILL	101247
2018	SWN PROD CO LLC	Produced Fluid	110.00 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	826342
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Produced Fluid	6,376.50 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	826342
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Other Oil & Gas Wastes	291.13 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	95-16-65420-013
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Other Oil & Gas Wastes	98.75 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	826342
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Filter Socks	0.05 Tons	RESIDUAL WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY	301333
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Waste Water Treatment Sludge	55.54 Tons	LANDFILL	301358
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Produced Fluid	143.50 Bbl	RESIDUAL WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY	WMGR123NC035
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Produced Fluid	26,174.00 Bbl	SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT	95-16-65420-013
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Produced Fluid	27.50 Bbl	RESIDUAL WASTE TRANSFER FACILITY	101532
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Soil Contaminated by Oil & Gas Related Spills	0.32 Tons	RESIDUAL WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY	301333
2019	SWN PROD CO LLC	Soil Contaminated by Oil	0.32 Tons	RESIDUAL WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY	301333

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Inspection Data

Inspections Performed

Inspection ID	Inspection Category	Inspection Date	Inspection Type	Inspection Result	Inspection Comments
2704151	Primary Facility	2018-03-12	Preoperation Inspection	No Violations Noted	I concur the Perimeter Temporary BMPs have been installed in accordance with the approved permit. No violations were noted. If you have any questions, please contact me.
2733437	Primary Facility	2018-05-21	Drilling/Alteration	No Violations Noted	Arrived on location at 08:30. Minichi Drilling "Spudder" rig on location. Rig has set (4) new 20" Conductors to 88' GL for the Falconero 1H, 2H, 3H & 4H wells. All Conductors holes were drilled on air w/ 20" casing driven in place. All (4) well slots have had 16" mouseholes installed. Minichi is finishing up drilling and well cellars will be installed later today and tomorrow morning. - I met with SWN Regulatory Rep., Dillon Otten and Minichi Drilling Rep. Keith onsite. We discussed the recent operations completed. - Valid permits are in place and "Spud Notifications" have been received for all (4) newly spudded wells. All was found in good order and no violations were noted at time of inspection. Left location at 10:00.
2784523	Primary Facility	2018-09-26	Routine/Complete Inspection	No Violations Noted	The Department arrived on site to conduct a routine complete inspection of the pad. The Department was represented by Brad Kline (WQS), Briana Cunningham (WQSS) and myself. Upon arrival, the Department spoke to Andrew Griffith (Company Man-SWN) who accompanied us for the remainder of the inspection. The well-connect pipeline was being constructed at the time of the inspection, with most of the pipeline activity concentrated near the pad entrance. At the time of the inspection, the Rig #45 was in the process of drilling the 3H, which is the third of four new wells being drilled on the pad. Mr. Griffith informed us that the casing issues SWN had encountered while drilling the first well had been resolved, but they were now trying resolve a new issue involving drilling mud turning viscous and negatively impacting the efficiency of the bit. The drill cuttings are being collected combined with sawdust and hauled to Keystone Landfill. While we were walking the perimeter of the pad, Ms. Cunningham noticed that
2820345	Primary Facility	2018-12-20	Follow-up Inspection	No Violations Noted	Casey Baldwin, DEP O&G WQS and I arrived at the site 10:44 to conduct a follow-up inspection regarding an ongoing drainage/saturation issue occurring in a Complainant's yard. The weather conditions were mostly cloudy skies, with light winds and temperatures in the upper 30’s. We met with Anthony Mauro, Maintenance Foreman of SWNPC shortly after arrival. Mr. Mauro stated the following regarding site activities: "We are In the process of installing production equipment. Flowback of the wells will start between the week of Christmas and New Years. Frac plugs have been drilled out. This was finished on Saturday." Mr. Baldwin and I parked our trucks near the pad entrance. We conducted the inspection of the site walking in a counter clockwise pattern. Around 11:10-11:15, we discovered elevated specific conductance (conductivity) in unfrozen water on the secondary containment for the frac tank battery. Mr. Mauro informed us that the tanks have been here since the frac. The tanks contain fresh and recycl
2820408	Primary Facility	2018-12-04	Follow-up Inspection	No Violations Noted	Gene Rickard (WQS) and I arrived on site at 1138 to conduct a follow-up inspection on behalf of the Department. This inspection was performed to document the progression of an ongoing saturation issue in the Complainant's yard. According to the Complainant, the issue started earlier this summer after the construction of SWN's Falconero Well Pad. The Complainant alleges the problem is tied to an bioretention basin located up-gradient of their property. Previous inspections documenting this complaint can be found under the following inspection records: #2749865, #2755894, and # 2767083. The bioretention basin is equipped with a drain valve for dewatering the basin after storm events. According to the plan's maintenance notes, the basin should be drained using the valve if it is still holding water 72 hours after a storm event. At the Department's request, a log was created to document when the valve was opened to observe whether a correlation exists between the amount of water in the basin and the excess ru
2820417	Primary Facility	2018-12-13	Routine/Complete Inspection	No Violations Noted	I arrived on site at 0943 to conduct a follow-up inspection regarding an ongoing drainage /saturation issue occurring in a Complainant's yard. Previous inspections documentiong this issue can be found under the following inspection records: #2749865, #2755894, #2767083, and #2812507. I scheduled this meeting after performing the previous inspection (#2812507) during which I noted that the Complainant's reported issue continues to be ongoing. In attendance were Dillon Otten (SWN) Seth Tratthen (SWN), Steve Shrodo (Senior Civil Engineer-DEP), Briana Cunningham (WQSS-DEP), and myself. I began the meeting by talking a little about the history of the Complainant's issues, and that the Complainant reported that it seemed to coincide with the construction of this well pad. Specifically, a bioretention basin directly uphill from the saturated area was the main concern of this inspection. Next, we discussed the maintenance notes for the basin. According to the site plan, the basin is supposed to be dewatered via th
2833728	Primary Facility	2019-01-30	Administrative/File Review	No Violations Noted	This administrative inspection report is created to document the Department's receipt of sample results related to the discovery of elevated specific conductance (conductivity) readings recorded in a trench constructed to install production pipeline, during the Department's 12-20-18 inspection at the site. The Department collected water and soil samples on 12-20-18 as a result of the elevated conductivity readings. For additional details pertaining to the elevated conductivity readings and samples collected, refer to the Department's Falconero 12-20-18 inspection report, inspection ID# 2818847. On 12-20-18 the Department collected a groundwater sample from the production line trench at the Southwestern (SWN) Falconero Pad. The PADEP Bureau of Laboratories in Harrisburg, PA forwarded the the water sample results to the Department on 1-29-19. Upon review of the Department’s groundwater sample results, it was noted that the results had elevated concentrations of barium, lead, lithium, manganese, strontium
2844213	Primary Facility	2019-02-04	Follow-up Inspection	No Violations Noted	Jon Sassi and I arrived onsite at 1055 hours to conduct a follow-up inspection of the pad. We were joined onsite by Dylan Otten (SWN) and Eric Castonguay (Woodard and Curran). The weather was mild at nearly 50 degrees F and mostly sunny with relatively calm winds. Woodard and Curran is handling the onsite remediation and monitoring efforts. Mr. Castonguay stated that all monitoring points established onsite have been trending steadily downward over the last few weeks, with only one monitoring location (Sump D) having exceeded 0.75 mS/cm since 25JAN2018. Monitoring locations have been established in both locations through which stormwater exits the location: the bioretention basin (Sump 2) and the roadside ditch adjacent to the access road (monitoring point aptly named 'Access Road'). According to Mr. Castonguay, the sumps in trench and in rock-lined ditch in rear of pad have not gone over 0.75 mS/cm for a week or two. Numbers obtained from official Woodard and Curran monitoring report confirm this stateme
2851138	Primary Facility	2019-02-22	Routine/Complete Inspection	No Violations Noted	I arrived onsite at 1445 to conduct a complaint response investigation. The weather was 37 degrees F and mostly cloudy with a steady slight breeze and no precipitation. This inspection was conducted in response to an ongoing complaint involving saturation issues in a yard directly adjacent to the well pad. The saturation issues may to be linked to grading changes on the well pad up gradient of the yard, including the installation of a bioretention basin. The Department is trying to establish if there is a link between the basin's retention of water and the saturation and drainage issues experienced in the complainant's yard nearby. The valve opening-closing schedule indicated in the maintenance notes had not been followed by SWN during the summer and autumn months due to the concern that it would add to the complainant's saturation issues. However, after consultation and a site visit with Steve Shrodo of DEP Oil and Gas permitting, the Department recommended that the maintenance notes for the basin be foll

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