37-033-26681

Well Details

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County: Clearfield
Municipality: Lawrence Township
Operator Name: EOG RESOURCES INC
Well Pad ID: 147030
Farm/Lease Name: PUNXSUTAWNEY HUNTING CLUB 8H
First Permit Date: 2008-07-11
Last Permit Date: 2009-07-28
Spud Date: 2009-08-05
Unconventional: Yes
Horizontal: Yes
Producing: Yes
Violations: 3
Latitude: 41.171648
Longitude: -78.447156

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID	DATE	DESCRIPTION	COMMENT	VIOLATION ID
1822534	2008-08-13	No Violations Noted	The following items were noted during the inspection: -Met with Mr. Kelly Spoonts, Drilling Consultant -Currently drilled to 6,250¿ - 7 ¿ casing set at 1,317¿ cemented w/ 350 sx cement. -Waiting on Schlumberger to repair MWD tool to resume drilling. -Derrick, substructure and BOP appear sound. -Site sign and E & S plan were on site. -E&S BMPs were in place and working adequately. -Reserve pits met regulatory standards
1823888	2009-08-13	No Violations Noted	Site inspected with OGI Bruce Jankura. Also spoke with Drilling and Completion Consultant, Kelly Spoonts on site. Conductor pipe and top hole had already been drilled, drilling of horizontal section was in progress. All disturbed areas have been seeded and mulched with about 45% vegetation already grown back in. Site has brush row reinforced with line of silt fence surrounding parameter. All E&S control BMPs have been installed properly and are working adequately. The pit is constructed and lined properly. Liner appears sound with no visible cuts or punctures. More than 2ft of freeboard is being maintained
1824644	2009-08-27	No Violations Noted	Site was inspected from perimeter of pad. In response to complaint #265864, Alex branch was field tested from just below McGregor Rd Crossing to headwaters. Stream begins approximately 700 Ft from edge of well pad. Meter readings indicated elevated TDS and Conductivity here. Pit appears sound. A properly installed sediment fence reinforced with haybales follows the edge of the pad. The are no signs of erosion or that any fluids have left the site on the surface. Inspection was conducted jointly with the following personel from the PA Fish and Boat Commission: Waterways Conservation Officer, Robert V. Dunbar, Fisheries Biologists, Steven Kepler and Heather Smiles. Officer Dunbar spoke with Matt Williams on-site. Mr. Williams mentioned that the well had low water returns.
1829048	2009-09-04	Violation(s) Noted	Miller - on-site meeting w/EOG & PaFBC reps, multiple investigations between 8/25/09 & 9/4/09 resulted in determination that activities at this well site released contaminants from Marcellus shale drilling to atmosphere, written response requested w/in 10 days. See 401CSL violation comment. NOV to MBC for input 9/21, insp not previously input. MBC 9/21/09	571760
1829048	2009-09-04	Violation(s) Noted	Miller - on-site meeting w/EOG & PaFBC reps, multiple investigations between 8/25/09 & 9/4/09 resulted in determination that activities at this well site released contaminants from Marcellus shale drilling to atmosphere, written response requested w/in 10 days. See 401CSL violation comment. NOV to MBC for input 9/21, insp not previously input. MBC 9/21/09	571760
1829540	2009-09-10	No Violations Noted	Site was inspected with Nathan Wells, Tom McNerney and Caleb Woolever. Pit had been excavated and all recovered materials placed in 9 containers that have been covered and stored on-site until approval has been aquired to haul them to landfill. A water truck comes every other day to pull any water produced from contents. Pit has been backfilled with cleanfill. Field testing shows TDS, conductivity and pH levels in stream originating about 700' from pad have improved significantly. Casing being run on day of inspection, no E&S problems at this time
1833329	2009-09-30	No Violations Noted	-No activity on site at this time. Fraccing tanks were being staged further up the access road (on remaing pad of #3H) -containers that were used for holding the excavated pit contents remain on site. Most of the contents have been removed. -E&S controls remain in place and working adequately. -No Issues on site at this time
1834892	2009-09-30	No Violations Noted	The following items were noted during the inspection: -All pits and contents removed / disposed and rough graded. -Well drilled and cased, waiting on frac job. -Water in cellar around wellhead - no bubbles seen. -No activity at report time. -Site sign and E & S plan were on site. -E&S BMPs were in place and working adequately.
1836100	2009-10-14	Violation(s) Noted	Spill response: Monday, October 12, 2009 Joe Wilson, independent consultant, noticed spring behind 8H was cloudy and sudsy. EOG was notified and found that a gasket on one of the holding tanks had gone bad. approx. 190 bbls of fluids were unaccounted for. There was no indication of a spill on-site. Fluid containing about 98% fresh water, 1.06% well wash and .25% ultra vis, soaked into the pad and made its way to the nearby stream. The stream had booms placed in it and the water was being pumped out to be contained on site. Suds were seen as far down as Camp Read. EOG also flushed the area a couple of times with fresh water. They will continue to monitor the stream quality and flush if necessary. Greg Shaffer, of EOG along with Joe wilson were on site during the inspection. Representatives of the Fish and Boat Commission were also present	573592
1836100	2009-10-14	Violation(s) Noted	Spill response: Monday, October 12, 2009 Joe Wilson, independent consultant, noticed spring behind 8H was cloudy and sudsy. EOG was notified and found that a gasket on one of the holding tanks had gone bad. approx. 190 bbls of fluids were unaccounted for. There was no indication of a spill on-site. Fluid containing about 98% fresh water, 1.06% well wash and .25% ultra vis, soaked into the pad and made its way to the nearby stream. The stream had booms placed in it and the water was being pumped out to be contained on site. Suds were seen as far down as Camp Read. EOG also flushed the area a couple of times with fresh water. They will continue to monitor the stream quality and flush if necessary. Greg Shaffer, of EOG along with Joe wilson were on site during the inspection. Representatives of the Fish and Boat Commission were also present	573592
1836100	2009-10-14	Violation(s) Noted	Spill response: Monday, October 12, 2009 Joe Wilson, independent consultant, noticed spring behind 8H was cloudy and sudsy. EOG was notified and found that a gasket on one of the holding tanks had gone bad. approx. 190 bbls of fluids were unaccounted for. There was no indication of a spill on-site. Fluid containing about 98% fresh water, 1.06% well wash and .25% ultra vis, soaked into the pad and made its way to the nearby stream. The stream had booms placed in it and the water was being pumped out to be contained on site. Suds were seen as far down as Camp Read. EOG also flushed the area a couple of times with fresh water. They will continue to monitor the stream quality and flush if necessary. Greg Shaffer, of EOG along with Joe wilson were on site during the inspection. Representatives of the Fish and Boat Commission were also present	573593
1836100	2009-10-14	Violation(s) Noted	Spill response: Monday, October 12, 2009 Joe Wilson, independent consultant, noticed spring behind 8H was cloudy and sudsy. EOG was notified and found that a gasket on one of the holding tanks had gone bad. approx. 190 bbls of fluids were unaccounted for. There was no indication of a spill on-site. Fluid containing about 98% fresh water, 1.06% well wash and .25% ultra vis, soaked into the pad and made its way to the nearby stream. The stream had booms placed in it and the water was being pumped out to be contained on site. Suds were seen as far down as Camp Read. EOG also flushed the area a couple of times with fresh water. They will continue to monitor the stream quality and flush if necessary. Greg Shaffer, of EOG along with Joe wilson were on site during the inspection. Representatives of the Fish and Boat Commission were also present	573593
1836167	2009-10-19	Outstanding Violations - No Viols Req'd	-Site inspected with WQS Supervisor John Ryder and Geologic Trainee Caleb Woolever. Joe Wilson was conducting routine sampling at the Spring affected by the recent spill. -Tanks are still staged on-site, there is no activity at this time -Mr. Wilson indicated that surfactants in samples were non-detect -foam was still visible in the stream -The department's samples also showed non-dectect levels, but analysis can only be run for anionic surfactants -further information gathering will occur to try to determine if the surfactants used were cationic or non-ionic and if there are any analyses to determine there presence in water.
1851110	2009-12-15	No Violations Noted	- Inpsection conducted with WQS Sam Jones. Drilling complete and there are no related activities on site at this time. A small crew was on-site pumping water amongst tanks. -Site ID sign is in place, with E&S plan in tube -All E&S controls are still in place with no signs of failure -Most of the frac tanks that had been on site for temporary storage remain. Some have been removed. The tanks on-site appear to be sound with no visible leaks. -No issues were found at this time.
1852738	2009-12-29	No Violations Noted	Conducted Inspection with WQS Jessica Miller and WQS Heather Agosta. Drilling is completed and a digital meter is connected to well. Production equipment is on location but not connected to well. Frac Tanks are on location. One tank is leaking from valve and is freezing.
1853885	2009-12-29	No Violations Noted	-Inspection Conducted with OGI Travis and WQS from Altoona, Heather Agosta. -no heavy activity has occurred since the last inspection. Production tanks have been dropped off on location -It appears that freezing on frac tank H1245 has caused some water expansion. A small amount has leaked from one of the tank outlets and froze forming an icycle about 8 inches long. due to the water being maintained on the tank this is not being considered a violation. -I contacted Nathan Wells via phone on 06Jan10 concerning the leak. He informed me that the company is working on having the brine in those tanks hauled off and will have that tank checked out and fixed.
1884384	2010-05-12	De minimus Violations Noted	Production well in line with digital meter. Well tag did not have permit number, I informed the well tender, and he will replace.
1907334	2010-08-16	No Violations Noted
1919583	2010-09-27	No Violations Noted
1954461	2011-03-02	No Violations Noted

Production Data

PERIOD	GAS QUANTITY	GAS PRODUCTION DAYS	CONDENSATE QUANTITY	CONDENSATE PRODUCTION DAYS	OIL QUANTITY	OIL PRODUCTION DAYS
2012-2	89805.0	184.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2012-1	130906.0	182.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2011-2	101954.0	184.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2011-1	112530.0	181.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2010-2	144560.0	184.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2010-3	105027.25	83.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2009-0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2008-0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

Waste Data

PERIOD	TYPE	QUANTITY	UNITS	DISPOSAL METHOD	WASTE FACILITY PERMIT ID	WASTE FACILITY NAME	FACILITY CITY	FACILITY STATE
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	285.0	Bbl	INJECTION DISPOSAL WELL	34-151-23420	B & B WELL # 2 (BELDEN & BLAKE)	HARTVILLE	OH
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	689.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	525-1	BLAZEK PUMP AND WELL	HIRAM	OH
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	617.0	Bbl	INJECTION DISPOSAL WELL	34-155-23584	KOONTZ #1 DISPOSAL WELL	WARREN	OH
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	285.0	Bbl	INJECTION DISPOSAL WELL	34-155-23795	PANDER #1 (SWIW #15)	NEWTON FALLS	OH
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	190.0	Bbl	INJECTION DISPOSAL WELL	34-007-22038	PAROBEK #2 (SWIW #12)		OH
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	230.0	Bbl	REUSE OTHER THAN ROAD SPREADING		REUSE FOR HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	1108.0	Bbl	STORAGE PENDING DISPOSAL OR REUSE		STORAGE PENDING DISPOSAL OR REUSE		PA
2012-2	PRODUCED FLUID	392.0	Bbl	INJECTION DISPOSAL WELL	34-155-21893	WOLF #1 DISP WELL (PANDER RAY TRUCKING INC)	NEWTON FALLS	OH
2010-3	PRODUCED FLUID	3037.0	Bbl	REUSE OTHER THAN ROAD SPREADING		FRAC WATER REUSE		PA
2010-3	PRODUCED FLUID	2255.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0101508	PA BRINE TRT INC - FRANKLIN PLT - VENANGO CO	FRANKLIN	PA
2010-3	PRODUCED FLUID	108.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0095273	PA BRINE TRT INC - JOSEPHINE PLT, INDIANA COUNTY	JOSEPHINE	PA
2010-3	PRODUCED FLUID	1817.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0023213	RIDGWAY BOROUGH SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT	RIDGWAY	PA
2010-3	PRODUCED FLUID	50.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0102784	WASTE TREATMENT CORPORATION	WARREN	PA
2010-2	PRODUCED FLUID	4356.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0101508	PA BRINE TRT INC - FRANKLIN PLT - VENANGO CO	FRANKLIN	PA
2010-2	PRODUCED FLUID	2095.0	Bbl	REUSE OTHER THAN ROAD SPREADING		REUSE FOR DRILLING OR PLUGGING		PA
2010-2	PRODUCED FLUID	900.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0023213	RIDGWAY BOROUGH SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT	RIDGWAY	PA
2011-1	PRODUCED FLUID	192.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	34-099-23127	NORTH STAR BRINE DISPOSAL	YOUNGSTOWN	OH
2011-1	PRODUCED FLUID	1966.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0101508	PA BRINE TRT INC - FRANKLIN PLT - VENANGO CO	FRANKLIN	PA
2011-1	PRODUCED FLUID	493.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0095273	PA BRINE TRT INC - JOSEPHINE PLT, INDIANA COUNTY	JOSEPHINE	PA
2011-1	PRODUCED FLUID	2267.0	Bbl	REUSE OTHER THAN ROAD SPREADING		REUSE OF BRINE TO FRAC A WELL
2011-1	PRODUCED FLUID	267.0	Bbl	CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE	PA0023213	RIDGWAY BOROUGH SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT	RIDGWAY	PA
2011-2	PRODUCED FLUID	200.0	Bbl	INJECTION DISPOSAL WELL	34-049-23127	NORTH STAR	YOUNGSTOWN	OH
2011-2	PRODUCED FLUID	4167.0	Bbl	REUSE OTHER THAN ROAD SPREADING		REUSE OF BRINE TO FRAC A WELL
2012-1	PRODUCED FLUID	95.0	Bbl	INJECTION DISPOSAL WELL	34-155-23795	PANDER #1 (SWIW #15)	NEWTON FALLS	OH
2012-1	PRODUCED FLUID	4363.0	Bbl	REUSE OTHER THAN ROAD SPREADING		REUSE FOR HYDRAULIC FRACTURING