Well Details

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County: Monroe
Municipality:
Operator Name: ANTERO RESOURCES CORPORATION
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Spud Date: 2013-12-29
Unconventional: No
Configuration: Vertical
Well Status: Producing
Violations: 0
Latitude: 39.83289602
Longitude: -81.3020859

Production Data

PERIOD	GAS QUANTITY	GAS PRODUCTION DAYS	CONDENSATE QUANTITY	CONDENSATE PRODUCTION DAYS	OIL QUANTITY	OIL PRODUCTION DAYS
2014-4	575185.0	38.0			968.0	38.0
2015-1	1037081.0	90.0			191.0	90.0

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Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID	DATE	DESCRIPTION	COMMENT	VIOLATION ID	VIOLATION CODE	VIOLATION COMMENT
-1047601858	2015-02-09		Preliminary Restoration status check inspection found the well is now in production with a gas processing unit in place on location associated to the said well. There a quantity of 8- 400 barrel production tanks on location supporting the 6 producing wells now located on the well pad. Preliminary Restoration was passed on this day.
-1375565082	2014-06-19		Status check inspection on the drilling progress found Patterson Drilling rig 342 on location drilling the 8.5 production borehole at a depth of 13,048' using a14.2# drilling mud with a directional azimuth of 147.92 degrees and inclination of 88.89 degrees, borehole circulation was lost this morning and the company has pumped approximately 1200 barrels of drilling mud into the borehole while lightening the weight to 13.8 # with the pump pressure increasing indicating fluid fill up, 3rd party gas influx is minimum and the drill string is free.
1388432524	2013-12-30		The said well was spudded on 12/29/13 by Express Energy's top hole rig. On 12/30/13 Express Energy's cement services cemented 100' of 26 conductor to surface with 10 barrels of cement returns to surface.
1390345463	2014-01-21		Status check inspection on the current drilling progress found Falcon rig 20 drilling the 17.5 1st intermediate casing at a depth of 1872' with a proposed total depth of 2100'. The drilling rig is currently not operation due to rig motor being broke down.
1390545918	2014-01-24		Status check inspection on the drilling process found Falcon Drilling rig # 20 has reached the total depth to be drilled on the 17.5 1st intermediate well bore at a depth of 2159' and is currently running a total length of 2070' of 13.375 54.5# J-55 casing in the hole with a casing shoe and float collar used along with proper centralizer placement demonstrated and Allied cement services standing by to cement the casing to surface with a proposed 1846 sacks of Class A- 2% Calcium 1/4# flake per sack cement with 50% open hole excess proposed.
1391187137	2014-01-18		On the Franklin 2H job there was 100' of 26conductor casing at 154.4lb/ft already cemented in place. The open hole of 24 was drilled to 398'. The 18.625is 87.50 lb/ft. of j-55 casing. They ran a 18.625guide shoe and a float collar. They ran centrilizers on the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 6th joint. The casing was ran to depth of 378'. Allied ran 189 barrels of water ahead and broke circulation. They than started gel slurry of 25 barrels. After running a 10 barrel water spacer then they started mixing cement. Allied mixed 159 barrels of cement slurry of Class A cement with 2%cacl and .25 lb/sack of flow seal. Plug was dropped and displaced down then plug was bumped and taken pressure up to 650 psi for 5 minutes and held an released back and shut in. There were 70 barrels of returns back to surface. Water was at 60 degrees Fahrenheit and Ph was at 7. Good surface job.
1397483550	2014-04-14		Status check inspection on the drilling process found Patterson drilling rig 316 on location drilling the 12.250 2nd intermediate well bore stage at a depth of 2,213'.
1403532507	2014-06-23		Status check inspection on the drilling process found Patterson Rig 342 on the hole and the well bore drilling process has been completed to a depth of 15,774' with a directional azimuth of 148 degrees and 8.5 borehole, the drill string assembly is still on bottom and the company is conditioning the borehole before pulling out of the hole with the drill string in preparation of running the 5.5 production casing.
1403745924	2014-06-25		Status check inspection on the 5.5 long string cement job, 15,749' of 23# casing was ran with a guide shoe and float collar on the bottom along with proper centralizer placement demonstrated, 1609 sacks of class H 15.2 ppg-1.18 yield cement was used with 20% calculated open hole excess and a calculated top of cement on the annular side of the 5.5 production casing at 1000' above the top of the horizontal curve kick off point.
-1480039080	2014-08-25		Status check inspection of the well pad post stimulation found the company men on site and the old containment has been removed and the location is being leveled in preparation of installing new containment prior to commencing stimulation, a suggestion was made to improve the well pad site containment in the area behind the fluid separators.
526972550	2014-04-17		Status check inspection on the drilling progress found the current drilling depth to be 6,535' in the 12.250 2nd intermediate well bore section with the drilling company pulling out of the hole for a bit change.

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