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- Brookside Energy (BRK) spuds its third high-impact well in the SWISH area of interest in the Andarko Basin in the US
- The Flames Well was spudded late last week by Kenai Rig 18, after the completion of rig-up and equipment testing
- The well is currently drilling ahead in the vertical section of the wellbore toward the first casing point, following laying out the drill string, making up the bottom hole assembly and installing the measurement while drilling tool
- Brookside says it plans to continue drilling to the first casing point, trip out of hole and set the surface casing and cement
- Brookside Energy last traded at 2.4 cents on March 11
Brookside Energy (BRK) has spudded its third high-impact well in the SWISH area of interest in the Andarko Basin in the US.
The Flames Well is operated by Brookside’s controlled subsidiary, Black Mesa Energy, LLC, which is being drilled by Kenai Drilling Company in Oklahoma.
The Flames Well was spudded late last week by Kenai Rig 18, after the successful completion of rig-up and equipment testing.
The well is currently drilling ahead in the vertical section of the wellbore toward the first casing point. Operations to date have included laying out the drill string, making up the bottom hole assembly and installing the measurement while drilling tool.
Brookside said it plans to continue drilling to the first casing point, trip out of hole and set the surface casing and cement.
Brookside Managing Director, David Prentice said it’s very pleasing to see operations proceeding so promptly on this well.
“Operationally, this is the busiest period in our company’s history with simultaneous operations on two of our “core of the core” DSU’s in southern SCOOP; spudding the Flames Well and completing the Rangers Well for production at the same time,” said David Prentice.
“We are looking forward to keeping our shareholders and investors up to date over the coming weeks and months as we see these operations successfully concluded and those efforts turned into oil and gas sales.”
Brookside Energy last traded at 2.4 cents on March 11.
