The program requires reserve analysis, geological evaluations, reservoir mapping, historical production analysis, and log interpretations and the services include well completion, work over services, roustabout services, and general field construction services.
FOFU currently has plans to re-complete some of their existing wells and to move shortly thereafter into the drilling of the new wells.
FOFU president and CEO Tom Hemingway said this will be the first step in proceeding with the drilling of the 15 new wells and expect the initial production rates at a combined total of approximately 150 barrels per day totaling 4500 barrels per month in addition to the production from the recently opened previously shut-in wells.
Force Fuels properties in Chautauqua and Montgomery County on the southern end of Kansas, are fully equipped with 54 wells and all the necessary equipment to commence production.
