- Brookside Energy (BRK) successfully completes milling out the isolation plugs used in the multi-stage stimulation at its Flames Well in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma
- This follows the completion of the multi-stage hydraulic stimulation last month
- The company has completed rigging up of the snubbing unit and milled out the isolation plugs for each stimulation step
- Brookside is currently preparing for circulation of drilling fluids that will clean-up and remove any remaining debris before the flow-back commences
- BRK shares are up 2.94 per cent to trade at 1.8 cents at 10:43 am AEST
Brookside Energy (BRK) has successfully completed milling out the isolation plugs used in the multi-stage stimulation at its Flames Well in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma.
Last month, the energy company completed the multi-stage hydraulic stimulation prior to milling activities.
Brookside has now completed rigging up of the snubbing unit and milled out the isolation plugs for each stimulation step.
The company noted that operations are proceeding on schedule, safely and without incident.
Brookside is currently preparing for circulation of drilling fluids that will clean-up and remove any remaining debris from the milling and stimulation process before flow-back activities commence.
The Flames Well will be flowed to temporary facilities on location as the stimulation fluids start to be recovered. The facilities used during the initial flow-back phase are designed to remove sand and other debris.
Flames Well is Brookside’s third in the SWISH area of interest, which lies in Carter County. The well is controlled by Brookside’s subsidiary, Black Mesa Energy, and was drilled by Kenai Drilling Company.
BRK shares were up 2.94 per cent to trade at 1.8 cents at 10:43 am AEST.