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Pacific Energy IPs Niobrara Logan Well at 585 BOE/d
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Pacific Energy Development has reported that its third horizontal well, the Logan 2H well, located in Weld County, Colorado, has tested at an initial production rate of 522 bopd and 360 mcfgpd (585 boepd) from the Niobrara "B" Bench target zone.
The well is operated by the Company’s joint venture partner, Condor Energy Technology LLC. Condor spudded the Logan 2H well on November 30, 2012 and drilled to 12,911 feet measured depth (6,112 true vertical foot depth) in nine days. The 6,350 foot lateral section was completed in 25 stages by Halliburton on January 21, 2013.
Condor’s first two horizontal wells in Weld County, Colorado, the FFT2H well completed in July 2012 and the Waves 1H well completed in February 2013, tested at initial production rates of 437 boepd and 588 boepd…
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