BNK Petroleum has announced that the Glenn 16-2H well averaged over 630 barrels of oil per day (boepd), of which 540 barrels are oil, for the last 30 days.
The production from the well, which is located in BNK’s Tishomingo field, in the SCOOP region of Oklahoma, is currently producing over 620 (boepd), of which 515 barrels are oil (85%).
BNK has a 100% working interest in the Tishomingo asset.
Wolf Regener, president and CEO, said: “The Glenn 16-2H well has the highest 30 day oil IP of any well that we have drilled and it is outperforming our possible type curve. The well is producing at an oil rate which is about 45% higher than our next highest well’s production at the 30 day mark.
“Our technical team believes this exceptional performance is mainly due to our latest generation frack design, as the geological data gathered while drilling this lateral looks comparable to many of our other wells.”
“At the current price of oil at over 68 a barrel, our incremental netbacks for this well are estimated to be approximately 37 a barrel which represents a substantial contribution to our cash flow.”
The fracture stimulation of the previously drilled WLC 14-2H well is also being scheduled and is expected to begin in mid-May.
BNK say they plan to utilise a similar frack design to the Glenn 16-2H well stimulation which includes the use of cutting edge friction reducers.
Wolf Regener added: “The hydrocarbon shows recorded while drilling the WLC 14-2H well lateral look comparable to our best wells and we look forward to again using our latest generation frack design, as with the Glenn 16-2H well stimulation, to attempt to maximize production from the well.
“The WLC 14-2H location is outside of the acreage that was evaluated in our year end NI 51-101 reserve report. A successful well at this location, which is 2 miles to the east of the Glenn 16-2H well, would potentially prove up significant additional reserves, continue demonstrating the repeatability of our results and further increase our cash flow.”