- Brookside Energy (BRK) is preparing for production at its Wolf Pack well in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma as drilling wraps up
- Drilling reached a total depth of 17,260 feet in just 37 days, and the well has been cased, with a casing string landed, set and cemented in place
- During drilling, the company reported extensive oil and gas shows observed throughout the horizontal section
- The Latshaw Rig 12 is being released and site work is due to begin, as well as the installation of surface production facilities, ahead of production
- Shares in BRK are trading at 1.1 cents at 11:09 am AEDT
Brookside Energy (BRK) is preparing for production at its Wolf Pack well in the Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma as drilling wraps up.
Drilling reached a total depth of 17,260 feet in 37 days, and the company observed extensive shows of oil and gas in the horizontal section to total depth.
Brookside has cased the well, with production casing string landed, set and cemented in place.
Now, the Latshaw Rig 12 is being released as rig-down operations continue.
At the same time, site work and installation of surface production facilities has begun ahead of the arrival of well stimulation equipment to begin the production of oil and gas.
The Wolfpack Well is part of the company’s phase two development drilling program in the SWISH Area of Interest.
Brookside maintains operations are proceeding on schedule, safely and without incident.
Shares in BRK were trading at 1.1 cents at 11:09 am AEDT.