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Upstream Online  Nov 19  Comment 
A blowout at the Chesapeake-operated Sumner 25H-1 well in the Haynesville Shale play in Louisiana left one worker dead and another seriously injured.
Upstream Online  Nov 18  Comment 
US midstream players Enterprise Products Partners and Duncan Energy Partners are increasing the size of a planned Haynesville shale pipe project after stronger-than-expected demand from shippers.
OilVoice  Nov 18  Comment 
MicroSeismic Inc. MSI a leading geophysical service company providing 3D passive seismic imaging for energy exploration and production announces that it has been awarded a contract for a Buried
StreetInsider.com  Nov 9  Comment 
Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/Corporate+News/Adams+Resources+%26+Energy+%28AE%29+Announces+Activity+At+Haynesville+Shale+/5089504.html for the full story.
OilVoice  Nov 6  Comment 
Cubic Energy Inc. announces a twentyfour hour peak rate from its nonoperated Plants 26H1 well at 15300 Mcfeday on a 2464 inch choke with 7000 pounds of flowing pressure producing from the H
Upstream Online  Nov 5  Comment 
A Haynesville Shale well operated by US independent Goodrich Petroleum flowed at 15.3 million cubic feet per day on a 24/64 inch choke with 7000 pounds of flowing pressure during initial 24-hour tests, according to partner Cubic Energy.
OilVoice  Nov 3  Comment 
Strong Eagle Ford Wells Result in Additional Operated Rig in Fourth Quarter Positive Developments in East Texas Haynesville Shale Position Exploratory Marcellus Shale Wells Drilled and Complet
OilVoice  Nov 2  Comment 
Devon Energy Corporation announces the results of a successful Haynesville Shale well in San Augustine County Texas. The Kardell Gas Unit 1H achieved an average continuous 24hour flow rate of appro
OilVoice  Oct 29  Comment 
Questar Corporation subsidiary Questar Exploration and Production Company Questar EampP provides an update on the companys leasing and acquisition activity in the Haynesville Shale play recent w
Upstream Online  Oct 27  Comment 
US natural gas player Questar has increased its net leasehold position in the core of the Haynesville Shale play in north-west Louisiana to about 43,000 net acres.
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The Haynesville Shale is a massive natural gas deposit in northern Louisiana. Early estimates suggest the shale may hold as much as 200 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, or the equivalent of 33 Billion barrels of crude oil.[1]

The Haynesville Shale was discovered by Chesapeake Energy (CHK), who began devoting substantial resources to exploration in 2005 after having gotten in late to the Barnett Shale.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Wall Street Journal Reports on the discovery of the Haynesville Shale
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