The initial 24-hour production test for the SRC 34-32 (section 32, 6N, 66W, Weld county, Colorado) came in at 501,000 cu ft of gas and 240 barrels of water produced from the J-Sand formation at 7552′-7580′ interval.
The initial 24-hour production test for the second well, the SRC 44-32D (section 32, 6N, 66W, Weld county, Colorado), came in at 282,000 cu ft of gas and 166 barrels of water produced from the J-Sand formation at 7802′-7830′ interval.
Ed Holloway, chairman of Synergy, said: “These are J-Sand formation producing wells. The J-Sand is primarily a natural gas producing formation but as the wells clean up during their flowback and produce less water, they will begin to produce oil as well.”
Synergy is the operator of the wells and holds a 62.5% working interest in each well. As of January 25, 2010, Synergy had interests in oil and gas leases covering 8,050 net acres.
