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| County: [[Monroe County, Ohio|Monroe]]
 
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| Operator Name: [[HG ENERGY LLC]]
 
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| Spud Date: 2013-05-16
 
| Spud Date: 2013-05-16
 
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| Unconventional: No
 
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| Configuration: Vertical
 
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| Well Status: Producing
 
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| Latitude: 39.676468951
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| Latitude: 39.67646895
 
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!scope="col" | OIL QUANTITY
 
!scope="col" | OIL QUANTITY
 
!scope="col" | OIL PRODUCTION DAYS
 
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| style="text-align:right;" | 68566.0
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| style="text-align:right;" | 334201.0
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== Inspection Data ==
 
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| Compliance notice follow up inspection, I visited the site along with Division Inspector Joe Hoerst and observed the containment issues noted in my last inspection have been addressed and the company had 3rd party contractors on site working of the final post drilling and stimulation clean up.
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| Status check inspection on the current drilling progress found the production borehole total drilling depth has been reached at 17,095' and the drilling company finishing up conditioning the well bore and pulling out of the hole with the drill string in preparation to run the production casing. A copy of the casing tally was received.
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| Status check inspection on the current drilling progress found the current drilling depth to be 9,474' and the current borehole position nearing the bottom of the horizontal curve section with a projected well bore total depth to be drilled of 17,000' using a 8.5'' Auto Track Directional drilling tool with the synthetic oil based drilling mud weight of 13.5#.
 
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| 9th stage to be stimulated- solid plug @ 15,627- 50 perforations staggered out in 5 clusters of 12-11-10-9&8 shot bursts with the bottom perforation at 15,598' and the top perforation at 15,477', annular casing pressure being monitored electronically & 3 wells being stimulated simultaneously on location.
 
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| 2014-05-28
 
| 2014-05-28
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| Compliance notice follow up found the containment issues noted in my prior inspection have been addressed and the company has 3rd party contractors on site addressing the fluid issues.
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| Compliance notice follow up inspection, I visited the site along with Division Inspector Joe Hoerst and observed the containment issues noted in my last inspection have been addressed and the company had 3rd party contractors on site working of the final post drilling and stimulation clean up.
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| Status check inspection on the current drilling progress found the production borehole total drilling depth has been reached at 17,095' and the drilling company finishing up conditioning the well bore and pulling out of the hole with the drill string in preparation to run the production casing. A copy of the casing tally was received.
 
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| On this day I witnessed the cementing of 1093' of 13.625'' surface casing. The mix water was checked and had zero chlorides a PH level of 6 along with a hardness level of 250 ppm. The casing was pressure tested to 400 psi over lift pressure upon the landing of the plug. We had 50 barrels of cement returns to surface.
 
| On this day I witnessed the cementing of 1093' of 13.625'' surface casing. The mix water was checked and had zero chlorides a PH level of 6 along with a hardness level of 250 ppm. The casing was pressure tested to 400 psi over lift pressure upon the landing of the plug. We had 50 barrels of cement returns to surface.
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| 2013-11-19
 
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| Status check inspection on the running of the 9.625"intermediate casing, the total depth drilled for this well bore section was 8394' with 8359' of 43.5# P-110 casing ran on the bottom of the string to the point of 3999', at that point is where the 2-stage cement tool is also set at, 40# N-80 casing was used from the DV tool to surface, Baker Hughes cement services were on location to cement the casing in place. The rigs Kelly Bushing is 20'.
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| Status check inspection on the running of the 9.625intermediate casing, the total depth drilled for this well bore section was 8394' with 8359' of 43.5# P-110 casing ran on the bottom of the string to the point of 3999', at that point is where the 2-stage cement tool is also set at, 40# N-80 casing was used from the DV tool to surface, Baker Hughes cement services were on location to cement the casing in place. The rigs Kelly Bushing is 20'.
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| 2014-05-15
 
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| Status check inspection on the well completion process found Stone Energy's work over rig on the hole running the production tubing in the well bore and at the time of my arrival the well head fluid  catch can used to recover well bore fluid was not upright and fluid was leaking onto the ground surface and no fluid was being recovered from the tin horn, also at various places on the site the working area containment boundaries was damaged allowing fluid to leak off site into the storm drain system that did not have proper containment being kept up around them also, the 500 barrel flow back tanks were found not to have grounding in place and had improper containment erected, the site in general was found to have debris and trash scattered about improperly discarded from the contractors. Instructions were left with Glenn Boyd on this day are as follows- Maintain proper fluid recover during work over operations and recover fluids from the tin horn, maintain proper containment around the site and fluid storage areas, place boomers and spill rags in areas needed to recover and fluids generated from the site, bring in a water truck and recover the surface fluid from the site that has been in contact with well related materials, remove debris scattered through out the site. ODNR contact - Monroe Co Inspector Bill Stolarik 740-507-6592.
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| Status check inspection on the well completion process found Stone Energy's work over rig on the hole running the production tubing in the well bore and at the time of my arrival the well head fluid  catch can used to recover well bore fluid was not upright and fluid was leaking onto the ground surface and no fluid was being recovered from the tin horn, also at various places on the site the working area containment boundaries was damaged allowing fluid to leak off site into the storm drain system that did not have proper containment being kept up around them also, the 500 barrel flow back tanks were found not to have grounding in place and had improper containment erected, the site in general was found to have debris and trash scattered about improperly discarded from the contractors. Instructions were left with Glenn Boyd on this day are as follows- Maintain proper fluid recover during work over operations and recover fluids from the tin horn, maintain proper containment around the site and fluid storage areas, place boomers and spill rags in areas needed to recover and fluids generated from the site, bring in a water truck and recover the surface fluid from the site that has been in contact with well related materials, remove debris scattered through out the site. ODNR contact - Monroe Co Inspector Bill Stolarik 740-507-6592.
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| Preliminary Restoration status check inspection found a production tree present at the well head with the production valve in the open position with a flow line leading into a gas processing unit. There is 6-200 barrel capacity production tanks located inside a mechanical dike area. Preliminary Restoration passed on this day.
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| 2013-11-24
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| Status check inspection on the current drilling progress found the current drilling depth to be 9,474' and the current borehole position nearing the bottom of the horizontal curve section with a projected well bore total depth to be drilled of 17,000' using a 8.5'' Auto Track Directional drilling tool with the synthetic oil based drilling mud weight of 13.5#.
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| Status check inspection on the well completion process found Stone Energy's work over rig on the hole running the production tubing in the well bore and at the time of my arrival the well head fluid  catch can used to recover well bore fluid was not upright and fluid was leaking onto the ground surface and no fluid was being recovered from the tin horn, also at various places on the site the working area containment boundaries was damaged allowing fluid to leak off site into the storm drain system that did not have proper containment being kept up around them also, the 500 barrel flow back tanks were found not to have grounding in place and had improper containment erected, the site in general was found to have debris and trash scattered about improperly discarded from the contractors. Instructions were left with Glenn Boyd on this day are as follows- Maintain proper fluid recover during work over operations and recover fluids from the tin horn, maintain proper containment around the site and fluid storage areas, place boomers and spill rags in areas needed to recover and fluids generated from the site, bring in a water truck and recover the surface fluid from the site that has been in contact with well related materials, remove debris scattered through out the site. ODNR contact - Monroe Co Inspector Bill Stolarik 740-507-6592.
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| 9th stage to be stimulated- solid plug @ 15,627- 50 perforations staggered out in 5 clusters of 12-11-10-9&8 shot bursts with the bottom perforation at 15,598' and the top perforation at 15,477', annular casing pressure being monitored electronically & 3 wells being stimulated simultaneously on location.
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| Status check inspection on the well completion process found Stone Energy's work over rig on the hole running the production tubing in the well bore and at the time of my arrival the well head fluid  catch can used to recover well bore fluid was not upright and fluid was leaking onto the ground surface and no fluid was being recovered from the tin horn, also at various places on the site the working area containment boundaries was damaged allowing fluid to leak off site into the storm drain system that did not have proper containment being kept up around them also, the 500 barrel flow back tanks were found not to have grounding in place and had improper containment erected, the site in general was found to have debris and trash scattered about improperly discarded from the contractors. Instructions were left with Glenn Boyd on this day are as follows- Maintain proper fluid recover during work over operations and recover fluids from the tin horn, maintain proper containment around the site and fluid storage areas, place boomers and spill rags in areas needed to recover and fluids generated from the site, bring in a water truck and recover the surface fluid from the site that has been in contact with well related materials, remove debris scattered through out the site. ODNR contact - Monroe Co Inspector Bill Stolarik 740-507-6592.
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| Compliance notice follow up found the containment issues noted in my prior inspection have been addressed and the company has 3rd party contractors on site addressing the fluid issues.
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| Status check inspection on the completion process found Stone energy's work over rig on location drilling out the completion plugs, I reviewed the work over blow out preventer test charts and found no defects in the test, I however will send notification to Glenn Boyd with HG and ask him to address some housekeeping issues on the location that need addressed.
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| Status check inspection on the completion process found Stone energy's work over rig on location drilling out the completion plugs, I reviewed the work over blow out preventer test charts and found no defects in the test, I however will send notification to Glenn Boyd with HG and ask him to address some housekeeping issues on the location that need addressed.
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| The said well was spudded on this day with 80' of 3/8'' wall- 20'' diameter conductor being set with no annular space.
 
| The said well was spudded on this day with 80' of 3/8'' wall- 20'' diameter conductor being set with no annular space.
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| On site electrical inspection with Brad Sellers the Divisions inter agency coordinator and a inspector with the Ohio Department of Commerce- electrical inspector, On the day of inspection deficiencies were found in the grounding system in the internal grounding system inside the electrical panels servicing the site trailers according to the National Electric Code. In conversation with Josh Hinton on the morning of 11/21 He indicated that He would have His contractors fix the problems with their housing.
 
| On site electrical inspection with Brad Sellers the Divisions inter agency coordinator and a inspector with the Ohio Department of Commerce- electrical inspector, On the day of inspection deficiencies were found in the grounding system in the internal grounding system inside the electrical panels servicing the site trailers according to the National Electric Code. In conversation with Josh Hinton on the morning of 11/21 He indicated that He would have His contractors fix the problems with their housing.
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For data sources see<ref>{{cite web
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| title = Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS
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| publisher = [http://oilandgas.ohiodnr.gov/]
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| date = 2015-06-19
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| url = http://wellwiki.org/wiki/Ohio_Oil_and_Gas_Data_Sources#Inspection
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| accessdate = 2015-06-20 }}</ref>
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== References ==
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{{reflist}}
 
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Revision as of 15:41, 15 July 2015

Well Details

Well ID: 34-111-24326
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County: Monroe
Municipality:
Operator Name: HG ENERGY LLC
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name:
First Permit Date:
Last Permit Date:
Spud Date: 2013-05-16
Unconventional: No
Configuration: Vertical
Well Status: Producing
Violations: 0
Latitude: 39.67646895
Longitude: -81.20064195

Production Data

PERIOD GAS QUANTITY GAS PRODUCTION DAYS CONDENSATE QUANTITY CONDENSATE PRODUCTION DAYS OIL QUANTITY OIL PRODUCTION DAYS
2014-2 68566.0 12.0 0.0 12.0
2014-3 865887.0 92.0 0.0 92.0
2014-4 490932.0 80.0 0.0 80.0
2015-1 334201.0 87.0 0.0 87.0

For data sources see[1]

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID VIOLATION CODE VIOLATION COMMENT
122998257 2013-12-03 Status check inspection on the current drilling progress found the production borehole total drilling depth has been reached at 17,095' and the drilling company finishing up conditioning the well bore and pulling out of the hole with the drill string in preparation to run the production casing. A copy of the casing tally was received.
-1283849690 2014-05-28 Compliance notice follow up inspection, I visited the site along with Division Inspector Joe Hoerst and observed the containment issues noted in my last inspection have been addressed and the company had 3rd party contractors on site working of the final post drilling and stimulation clean up.
1371811978 2013-06-21 On this day I witnessed the cementing of 1093' of 13.625 surface casing. The mix water was checked and had zero chlorides a PH level of 6 along with a hardness level of 250 ppm. The casing was pressure tested to 400 psi over lift pressure upon the landing of the plug. We had 50 barrels of cement returns to surface.
1384905357 2013-11-19 Status check inspection on the running of the 9.625intermediate casing, the total depth drilled for this well bore section was 8394' with 8359' of 43.5# P-110 casing ran on the bottom of the string to the point of 3999', at that point is where the 2-stage cement tool is also set at, 40# N-80 casing was used from the DV tool to surface, Baker Hughes cement services were on location to cement the casing in place. The rigs Kelly Bushing is 20'.
1400169315 2014-05-15 Status check inspection on the well completion process found Stone Energy's work over rig on the hole running the production tubing in the well bore and at the time of my arrival the well head fluid catch can used to recover well bore fluid was not upright and fluid was leaking onto the ground surface and no fluid was being recovered from the tin horn, also at various places on the site the working area containment boundaries was damaged allowing fluid to leak off site into the storm drain system that did not have proper containment being kept up around them also, the 500 barrel flow back tanks were found not to have grounding in place and had improper containment erected, the site in general was found to have debris and trash scattered about improperly discarded from the contractors. Instructions were left with Glenn Boyd on this day are as follows- Maintain proper fluid recover during work over operations and recover fluids from the tin horn, maintain proper containment around the site and fluid storage areas, place boomers and spill rags in areas needed to recover and fluids generated from the site, bring in a water truck and recover the surface fluid from the site that has been in contact with well related materials, remove debris scattered through out the site. ODNR contact - Monroe Co Inspector Bill Stolarik 740-507-6592.
-1712076144 2015-02-26 Preliminary Restoration status check inspection found a production tree present at the well head with the production valve in the open position with a flow line leading into a gas processing unit. There is 6-200 barrel capacity production tanks located inside a mechanical dike area. Preliminary Restoration passed on this day.
-1768699948 2013-11-24 Status check inspection on the current drilling progress found the current drilling depth to be 9,474' and the current borehole position nearing the bottom of the horizontal curve section with a projected well bore total depth to be drilled of 17,000' using a 8.5 Auto Track Directional drilling tool with the synthetic oil based drilling mud weight of 13.5#.
-1795505925 2014-04-03 9th stage to be stimulated- solid plug @ 15,627- 50 perforations staggered out in 5 clusters of 12-11-10-9&8 shot bursts with the bottom perforation at 15,598' and the top perforation at 15,477', annular casing pressure being monitored electronically & 3 wells being stimulated simultaneously on location.
-205934756 2014-05-28 Compliance notice follow up found the containment issues noted in my prior inspection have been addressed and the company has 3rd party contractors on site addressing the fluid issues.
467951791 2014-05-13 Status check inspection on the completion process found Stone energy's work over rig on location drilling out the completion plugs, I reviewed the work over blow out preventer test charts and found no defects in the test, I however will send notification to Glenn Boyd with HG and ask him to address some housekeeping issues on the location that need addressed.
557403186 2013-05-16 The said well was spudded on this day with 80' of 3/8 wall- 20 diameter conductor being set with no annular space.
851701315 2013-11-20 On site electrical inspection with Brad Sellers the Divisions inter agency coordinator and a inspector with the Ohio Department of Commerce- electrical inspector, On the day of inspection deficiencies were found in the grounding system in the internal grounding system inside the electrical panels servicing the site trailers according to the National Electric Code. In conversation with Josh Hinton on the morning of 11/21 He indicated that He would have His contractors fix the problems with their housing.

For data sources see[2]

References

  1. ↑ "Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS". [1]. 2015-06-19. Retrieved 2015-06-20. 
  2. ↑ "Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS". [2]. 2015-06-19. Retrieved 2015-06-20. 
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