RE: Three Little Words22 Dec 2022 00:28
Wyoming is experiencing cold to extremely cold weather conditions (up to -22 degrees) which is affecting our production
Oil production is currently fluctuating between 1,400 and 1,500 bbls/d due to cold to extremely cold weather.
The conditions will normalise in 5-6 days time according to BBC weather with day time temp back to acceptable conditions 0 to 5 degrees. That's when I think production from the Shannon will be easier to optimise and will coincide with our eturn to trading after Boxing day on the 28th. Which will be just in time for our unhedged production to kick in from Jan 1st
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5279788
Aside...
The first well in the campaign is 11-27-35N-77W. Three oil bearing sands are developed in the Frontier 1 at this location totaling 108 feet of reservoir. Sixty-five feet of the third, or lowest sand, will be perforated followed by evaluation for further stimulation if deemed necessary.
Oil resources in the Frontier 1 are a large component of the Company's deep discovery which has extended the current Cole Creek reserves/resources significantly to the east. Successful recompletion of the 11-27 well for oil production before year-end should allow the Company to book significant oil reserve additions to Cole Creek as the base of the perforations is approximately 785 feet below the crestal area of the Cole Creek anticline located 1 mile to the northwest
- Well re-completion/maximum depth is 260m - easy peezy for c.200-400 bopd potential
Coming together nicely.