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Magnum Shakes Off Cold, Increases Appalachian Gathering System Flows

Just weeks after Magnum Hunter Resources Corp. said inclement weather and heavy liquids volume had combined with a rush of infrastructure buildout in the Appalachian Basin to delay production at some of its Marcellus wells in southeast Ohio, the company said Tuesday that throughput volumes on its gas gathering system there have increased by roughly 35% since January 2012.

January 7, 2014

Magnum Hunter Ramping Up Activity in the Utica Shale

Despite problems with their first well targeting the Utica Shale, executives with Magnum Hunter Corp. said the company plans to speed up leasing activity and deploy a second drilling rig in the play, based on encouraging results by their competitors.

November 11, 2013
Australia’s Amadeus Acquiring Eagle Ford-Focused Lonestar Resources

Australia’s Amadeus Acquiring Eagle Ford-Focused Lonestar Resources

Australia’s Amadeus Energy Ltd. plans to acquire Fort Worth, TX-based Lonestar Resources Inc. — a player in the Eagle Ford, Bakken and Barnett shales — via the purchase of Lonestar’s holding company, Ecofin Energy Resources Plc of the United Kingdom.

October 23, 2012

Eureka! BP Finds Large Gas Field Off Trinidad

BP yesterday said it has found the largest gas field to dateoffshore Trinidad and Tobago, which has become a major source ofliquefied natural gas for the U.S. market. BP’s initial well on theRed Mango field, located 35 miles east of Galeota Point, indicated3 Tcf of gas reserves and about 90 million bbl of condensate. It’sBP’s second major gas find in the area this year. The company saidit would shortly begin appraisal work to define the exact size ofthe find.

September 27, 2000

Eureka! Exxon Gas Well Breaks Gulf Record

Exxon blew away previous production test records for gas wellsin the entire Gulf of Mexico with a well in Mobile Bay about 2.5miles offshore south of Dauphin Island. The well tested at 126MMcf/d. The previous record in Alabama state waters was 91 MMcf/dand the record for the Outer Continental Shelf is 113 MMcf/d.

June 21, 1999

Eureka! Exxon Hits Record Gas Well in AL

Exxon has blown away previous production test records for gaswells in the Gulf of Mexico and the state of Alabama. The companyannounced yesterday that it tested a well in Mobile Bay about 2.5miles offshore south of Dauphin Island at 126 MMcf/d. The previousrecord in Alabama state waters was 91 MMcf/d. The well also testedat a higher open flow rate than any well in the federal OuterContinental Shelf area of the Gulf. The OCS record was 113 MMcf/d.

June 17, 1999
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