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- Oil and gas company Brookside Energy (BRK) has further progressed its Jewell Well located in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma
- Recently the company completed the multi-stage hydraulic stimulation at Jewell and is now in the final stage of the overall operations
- Brookside has now completed the mill-out of the isolation plugs that were used in the hydraulic stimulation
- Circulation of drilling fluid used in these operations is underway prior to the commencement of flow-back operations
- Just before the market opens this morning, Brookside is sitting at three cents per share
Brookside Energy (BRK) has further progressed its Jewell Well located in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma.
Recently, the company completed the multi-stage hydraulic stimulation at Jewell.
Brookside then moved to the final stage of the overall operations. This included the removal of the isolation plugs, cleanup and recovery of stimulation fluid.
Now the energy company has completed the mill-out of the isolation plugs that were used in the hydraulic stimulation.
Circulation of drilling fluid used in these operations is underway prior to the commencement of flow-back operations. This fluid will clean-up and remove any remaining debris from the removal of the isolation plugs and the stimulation process.
Managing Director David Prentice is pleased with the success of Jewell Well so far.
“The operational success we continue to achieve in our SWISH AOI, reflects the good work and diligence of the Black Mesa team, our specialist contractors and consultants, and all of the services companies and partners we have used on this project,” Mr Prentice said.
“We are looking forward to reporting on the flow-back and initial production results over the coming weeks and to providing updates as we move forward with our Rangers development.”
Just before the market opens this morning, Brookside last traded at three cents per share.
