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Synergy Details Crude-Heavy Wattenberg Renfroe IPs
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Synergy Resources Corporation has reported initial production results for five wells on its Renfroe pad in the Wattenberg Field.
The first four wells were placed into production while flowing up 7 inch casing. Final completion was achieved with the installation of production tubing on all five wells. The fifth well on this pad, the Renfroe C-1-36HNZ, had a continuous 24 hour initial production rate of 784 BOEs while flowing up 2 3/8 inch production tubing. The production mix on all five wells consisted of 77% crude oil, 8% NGLs and 15% natural gas. The company estimates the final total well cost will be under $4 million per well.
The following table presents "before and after tubing installation" production rates and days on production for each specific well, expressed as barrels of oil…
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