After stabilizing, the Noble #6-24 had an initial 24 hour flow rate of 1.1 million cubic feet of gas (MMCFG), 29 barrels of condensate and 230 barrels of water on a 24/64ths inch choke.
These initial flow rates have been filed with the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. The well, drilled to a 14,481ft total measured depth (4,525mt), with a 3,000ft (937.5mt) deviation, extends production along the northern extent of the Pinedale Anticline in Sublette County, Wyoming.
The company said that the Noble #6-24 well currently has higher than average oil/gas ratio (approximately 3 barrels of condensate per thousand cubic feet of gas) than other wells on the Pinedale Anticline (which typically average 1-2 barrels of condensate per thousand cubic feet of gas for offset locations).
The company plans to run a production log to determine gas volumes of each frac’d interval and will then run production tubing to the lowest producing interval.
The company added that after the tubing is set, gas production volumes should increase while water production decreases, which is consistent with other producing wells to the south of the Noble #6-24.
