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Garth Braun commented: "Upon tie-in, we will normalize production, evaluate data, and ensure the smooth operation of our Facility and Gathering System. Thereafter, we will look to increase our firm sour processing and sales gas takeaway contracts in order to facilitate our continued production growth and development strategy. This is a transformative period for Blackbird, and one which our team and loyal stakeholders are very excited about. Thank you all for your continued support as we execute on our vision of being THE Montney growth story."
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Blackbird Announces Successful 02/2-20 D&C Program Using Stage System, Planned Closing of Stage Acquisition, D&C Cost Reduction, Initiation of Accelerated Business Plan and Timing of Production
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - Nov. 18, 2016) -
Editors Note: There are seven images and two videos associated with this press release.
(TSX VENTURE:BBI) Blackbird Energy Inc. ("Blackbird" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update regarding the Company's successful 102/2-20-70-7W6 ("02/2-20") Upper Montney drilling program; Blackbird's high tonnage 02/2-20 completion program, which utilized the innovative and patented Stage Completions Inc. ("Stage") Bowhead II fracturing system (the "Stage System"); the planned closing of Blackbird's acquisition of a 10% indirect minority interest in Stage; a material step reduction in drilling and completions costs ("D&C") achieved by Blackbird; the commencement of the Company's accelerated strategic business plan and H1 2017 drilling program; the progress of Blackbird's infrastructure construction and the expected timing of tie-in and production.
Highlights
•Drilling Cost Achievement: 02/2-20 Upper Montney well drilling cost of $2.6 million represents a cost savings of $3.0 million, or 54%, compared to Blackbird's first Elmworth Montney well and a cost savings of $1.8 million, or 41%, compared to the average of Blackbird's first three Elmworth Montney wells.
•Successful Stage System Deployment: Blackbird's 02/2-20 completion program, utilizing the Stage System, was completed in 11 days and placed 3,757 tonnes of proppant. In comparison, Blackbird's 2-20 Middle Montney well was completed in 20 days and placed 2,223 tonnes of proppant.
•Planned Closing of 10% Stage Acquisition: Due to the success of the Stage System, Blackbird intends to proceed with the closing of the previously announced 10% Stage acquisition for a purchase price of $3 million.
•Material D&C Cost Reduction: Blackbird's 02/2-20 well D&C costs are expected to total $5.5 million compared to $9.7 million for the average of Blackbird's first three Elmworth Montney wells - a 43% reduction. With this $4.2 million cost reduction, Blackbird believes that its current D&C costs are comparable to those of certain industry leaders in the Pipestone / Elmworth corridor.
•Commencement of Accelerated Business Plan & Drill Program: Blackbird has initiated its previously announced accelerated business plan and will spud its 3-28 well on approximately November 22, 2016, and its 2-20/11-9 well in December, 2016.
•Infrastructure Construction and Timing of Production: Construction of Blackbird's infrastructure continues, and is currently on schedule to be completed in late December, 2016 or early January, 2017, with production to commence shortly thereafter.
02/2-20 Upper Montney Drilling Program Showcases Reduced Drilling Cost
The 02/2-20 Upper Montney well (the "Well") was spud on October 8, 2016 from surface location 10-8-70-7W6 ("10-8"). See Figure 1 for a video of the 02/2-20 drilling operations.
Figure 1 - 02/2-20 Drilling Operations Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRG5wjEt49w
The Well was drilled to a measured depth of 4,598 meters, including a 2,049 meter lateral section to 2-20-70-7W6. Drilling operations were completed in 21.5 days from spud to rig release. As per Figure 2 below, Blackbird has now reduced the drilling days on each of its first four Elmworth Montney wells drilled to date.
Figure 2 - Drilling Performance Chart: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F2-gr.png
As a result of the significant reduction in drilling days, Blackbird's drilling costs have declined substantially. Blackbird estimates that the 02/2-20 drilling costs will total approximately $2.6 million compared to an AFE budget of $2.7 million. As per Figure 2 above, when compared to Blackbird's historical drilling costs, the 02/2-20 well represents cost improvements of approximately $3.0 million compared to the Company's first Elmworth Montney well, the 6-26, and cost improvements of approximately $1.8 million compared to the average drilling cost of the Company's first three Elmworth Montney wells.
Garth Braun, Blackbird's Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President stated: "The 02/2-20 well represents the second monobore well in the Elmworth / Pipestone corridor, with the first being the Blackbird 2-20 Middle Montney well drilled in late 2015. The 02/2-20 drilling performance will serve as an excellent benchmark as we embark on our substantial future exploration and development program. The 02/2-20 D&C costs achieved by Blackbird are comparable to those reported by industry leaders relating to wells which were drilled and completed on multi-well pads. The Blackbird team will continue to focus on improving D&C costs as we move towards pad development."
Successful 02/2-20 Completion and Deployment of Stage's Innovative Bowhead II Fracturing System
Subsequent to the 02/2-20 drilling operations, Blackbird successfully utilized the Stage System in the Company's high-tonnage slickwater completion program. See Figure 3 for a video illustration of the Bowhead II system functionality, and Figure 4 for an image of a collet engaging in Blackbird's 02/2-20 wellbore.
Figure 3 - Stage Bowhead II Illustration Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGUZzbXNmB8&feature=youtu.be
Figure 4 - 02/2-20 Well Bowhead II Collet Landing Signature: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F4-gr.png
As per Figure 5 below, Blackbird placed approximately 3,757 tonnes of proppant over 76 stages and 2,049 lineal meters during the 02/2-20 completion program, compared to 2,223 tonnes of proppant over 70 stages and 2,067 lineal meters during Blackbird's 2-20 Middle Montney completion program.
Figure 5 - Total Proppant vs. Total Frac Time Chart: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F5-gr.png
Garth Braun stated: "The Stage System facilitates pin point completions with individual sliding sleeves that are activated by a collet, eliminating the need for coil tubing to activate sleeves. Blackbird was able to continuously pump without delays through multiple intervals of the wellbore. The continuous completion program allowed Blackbird to reduce the time spent between fracs, decreasing the direct and indirect costs substantially. The Stage System facilitates higher pump rates which improved the placement of proppant in the formation. The 02/2-20 was completed using slickwater and intervals were completed at pump rates from 8 to 10 m3/min."
As a result of these demonstrated benefits, as illustrated in Figure 5 above, fracing operations spanned 11 days, compared to 20 days for the Company's 2-20 Middle Montney well, while placing significantly higher volumes of proppant.
On a preliminary basis, Blackbird expects that the 02/2-20 completion costs will total $2.9 million compared to an AFE budget of $2.5 million. When compared to Blackbird's historical completion costs, the 02/2-20 well represents a cost improvement of approximately $2.4 million compared to the average completion cost of the Company's first three Elmworth Montney wells. Blackbird expects to realize further material cost savings as the Stage System is deployed in future Blackbird wells and as best practices are developed for this disruptive technology.
The 02/2-20 well will be partially flowed back and then shut-in until it is tied-in and placed on production upon the commissioning of Blackbird's infrastructure solution, eliminating the majority of flow-back and testing costs. As a result, Blackbird will provide an update once the 02/2-20 well has been tied-in and production has been normalized.
Garth Braun stated: "The Bowhead II system was implemented to achieve four goals: i) a significant impact on cost reduction; ii) a higher quality completion in the Montney; iii) a graduation of the estimated ultimate recovery from the formation; and iv) a substantial improvement on the net present value of the well. Blackbird will now focus on the refinement of methodologies to further reduce overall completion times and costs. The step change in completion efficiency delivered by the Stage System will allow Blackbird to become a low-cost producer in the Elmworth / Pipestone corridor, increasing economics substantially, and ultimately creating impactful value for our shareholders."
For more information on Stage and its fracturing solutions, please visit www.stagecompletions.com.
Planned Closing of Indirect Minority Interest in Stage Completions Inc.
As a result of the successful 02/2-20 completion, Blackbird is pleased to announce that it will proceed with the closing of its previously announced acquisition of an indirect 10% minority interest in Stage for a cash purchase price of $3.0 million (the "Stage Acquisition"), pursuant to the terms of a subscription agreement entered into between Blackbird and SC Holding Corporation, the majority shareholder of Stage (the "Subscription Agreement").
The closing of the Stage Acquisition is subject to certain financial and operational conditions including the receipt of an independent valuation report of Stage and the successful deployment of the Stage System in two wells (the "Condition Wells"). The independent valuation report, prepared by a large international accounting firm, was received by Blackbird in September, 2016, and as such, that condition has been satisfied.
The Stage System has now been successfully installed and tested in three wells: i) Blackbird's Cardium water disposal well during July, 2016; ii) the first of the Condition Wells during September, 2016; and iii) Blackbird's 02/2-20 well during November, 2016. Due to the success of these three Stage System installations and tests, Blackbird plans to waive the Subscription Agreement's final outstanding condition of successful deployment of the Stage System in the second Condition Well. The Company expects closing of the Stage Acquisition to be completed by the end of November, 2016.
Garth Braun commented: "The successful installation of the Bowhead II system in Blackbird's 02/2-20 well marks an important milestone for both Blackbird and Stage, and the beginning of what I believe will be an extremely fruitful relationship. We believe that the operational capability of the Stage System has now been proven in multiple formations. Blackbird benefits greatly from its preferential access to the Stage System for cost plus an administration fee - a distinctive competitive advantage. I anticipate that Blackbird's acquisition of a 10% minority interest in Stage will provide further upside for Blackbird's shareholders as the highly disruptive technology is deployed in the North American and international marketplaces."
Material Step Reduction in D&C Costs
Overall, 02/2-20 D&C costs are expected to be approximately $5.5 million compared to a budget of $5.2 million. The critical fact is that Blackbird has achieved a material step reduction in D&C costs compared to the Company's past performance while increasing completion intensity. These costs are now in line with the cost data provided by peers in the Elmworth / Pipestone corridor. Please see Figure 6 for the costs of Blackbird's Elmworth Montney wells drilled to date.
Figure 6 - Blackbird's Historical D&C Costs: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F6-gr.png
When compared to Blackbird's historical D&C costs, the 02/2-20 well represents cost improvements of approximately $4.2 million, or 43%, compared to the average D&C cost of the Company's first three Elmworth Montney wells.
With the material step reduction achieved in D&C costs, the Company expects to achieve a corresponding material increase in the net present value and internal rate of return of Blackbird's wells once tied-in. The Company believes that its Elmworth / Pipestone asset will prove to be among the most economic resources in the Montney under a full development scenario.
Commencement of Strategic Accelerated Business Plan and H1 2017 Drill Program
Blackbird has initiated its previously announced strategic accelerated business plan and H1 2017 drill program (the "Program") consisting of two additional horizontal wells. The first well will target the Upper Montney at Elmworth / Pipestone in an area that an industry leader calls the "Volatile Oil" window (which it defines as having greater than 250 bbls of condensate per mmcf of gas). The well will be spud from surface location 11-15-70-7W6, will have a lateral length of approximately 2,150 meters, and will target location 3-28-70-7W6 ("3-28"). Blackbird intends to spud the licensed 3-28 well on approximately November 22, 2016.
Subsequent to the 3-28 drilling operations, Blackbird will conduct a large scale, high-tonnage slickwater completion program utilizing the Stage System. The completion program will place approximately 4,000 tonnes of sand over approximately 50-60 stages. The 3-28 completion operations are scheduled to begin in December, 2016.
The second well, to be drilled subsequent to the 3-28 well, will target the Middle Montney at Elmworth / Pipestone in the "Volatile Oil" window. The well will be spud from surface location 11-9-70-6W6, will have a lateral length of approximately 2,150 meters, and will target location 2-20-70-6W6 ("2-20/11-9"). Blackbird intends to spud the licensed 2-20/11-9 in December, 2016.
Subsequent to the 2-20/11-9 drilling operations, Blackbird will conduct a large scale, high tonnage slickwater completion program similar to the 3-28 program, again utilizing the Stage System. The completion program will place approximately 4,000 tonnes of sand over approximately 50-60 stages. The 2-20/11-9 completion operations are scheduled to begin in January, 2017.
Upon completion of the Program, Blackbird will have a total of three Upper Montney wells and three Middle Montney Montney wells behind pipe. These wells will span over two townships, with the 02/2-20 and 2-20/11-9 wells being approximately six sections apart on an east / west basis. See Figure 7 below for an illustration of these drilling locations.
Figure 7 - Blackbird's Drilling Program Locations & Corridor Activity: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F7-gr.png
Infrastructure Construction & Timing of Production
On September 28, 2016 Blackbird achieved the critical company milestone of Alberta Energy Regulator ("AER") approval for its 100% owned and operated Elmworth facility located at 12-14-70-7W6 (the "Facility") and pipeline gathering system (the "Gathering System"). Upon the receipt of the AER approval, Blackbird immediately commenced construction.
Construction of the Facility and Gathering System continues, and is currently on schedule to be completed in late December, 2016 or early January, 2017. Upon commissioning, Blackbird will tie-in the 6-26, 5-26, 2-20, and 02/2-20 wells, with the 3-28 being tied-in shortly thereafter, and the 2-20/11-9 well being tied-in subsequent to the construction of an eastern pipeline gathering system. The tie-in of these wells will mark another significant milestone for the Company.
Certain pictures during the early stages of construction can be found in the Company's "The Executive Letter - Photo Edition" in Figure 8. The Blackbird Facility is also rendered in Figure 9 below:
Figure 8 - Link to the Executive Letter - Photo Edition
https://www.blackbirdenergyinc.com/....r-november-2016-final…
Figure 9 - Rendering of Blackbird's Facility: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F9-gr.png
Blackbird's Facility will have an initial capacity of approximately 10 mmcf/d of natural gas plus associated liquids of approximately 1,500 bbls/d, for aggregate throughput of approximately 3,150 boe/d. The Facility includes liquids recovery and stabilization. The Facility has been designed to allow for future production expansion beyond 10 mmcf/d, 1,500 bbls/d and 3,150 boe/d.
Garth Braun commented: "Upon tie-in, we will normalize production, evaluate data, and ensure the smooth operation of our Facility and Gathering System. Thereafter, we will look to increase our firm sour processing and sales gas takeaway contracts in order to facilitate our continued production growth and development strategy. This is a transformative period for Blackbird, and one which our team and loyal stakeholders are very excited about. Thank you all for your continued support as we execute on our vision of being THE Montney growth story."
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - Nov. 18, 2016) -
Editors Note: There are seven images and two videos associated with this press release.
(TSX VENTURE:BBI) Blackbird Energy Inc. ("Blackbird" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update regarding the Company's successful 102/2-20-70-7W6 ("02/2-20") Upper Montney drilling program; Blackbird's high tonnage 02/2-20 completion program, which utilized the innovative and patented Stage Completions Inc. ("Stage") Bowhead II fracturing system (the "Stage System"); the planned closing of Blackbird's acquisition of a 10% indirect minority interest in Stage; a material step reduction in drilling and completions costs ("D&C") achieved by Blackbird; the commencement of the Company's accelerated strategic business plan and H1 2017 drilling program; the progress of Blackbird's infrastructure construction and the expected timing of tie-in and production.
Highlights
•Drilling Cost Achievement: 02/2-20 Upper Montney well drilling cost of $2.6 million represents a cost savings of $3.0 million, or 54%, compared to Blackbird's first Elmworth Montney well and a cost savings of $1.8 million, or 41%, compared to the average of Blackbird's first three Elmworth Montney wells.
•Successful Stage System Deployment: Blackbird's 02/2-20 completion program, utilizing the Stage System, was completed in 11 days and placed 3,757 tonnes of proppant. In comparison, Blackbird's 2-20 Middle Montney well was completed in 20 days and placed 2,223 tonnes of proppant.
•Planned Closing of 10% Stage Acquisition: Due to the success of the Stage System, Blackbird intends to proceed with the closing of the previously announced 10% Stage acquisition for a purchase price of $3 million.
•Material D&C Cost Reduction: Blackbird's 02/2-20 well D&C costs are expected to total $5.5 million compared to $9.7 million for the average of Blackbird's first three Elmworth Montney wells - a 43% reduction. With this $4.2 million cost reduction, Blackbird believes that its current D&C costs are comparable to those of certain industry leaders in the Pipestone / Elmworth corridor.
•Commencement of Accelerated Business Plan & Drill Program: Blackbird has initiated its previously announced accelerated business plan and will spud its 3-28 well on approximately November 22, 2016, and its 2-20/11-9 well in December, 2016.
•Infrastructure Construction and Timing of Production: Construction of Blackbird's infrastructure continues, and is currently on schedule to be completed in late December, 2016 or early January, 2017, with production to commence shortly thereafter.
02/2-20 Upper Montney Drilling Program Showcases Reduced Drilling Cost
The 02/2-20 Upper Montney well (the "Well") was spud on October 8, 2016 from surface location 10-8-70-7W6 ("10-8"). See Figure 1 for a video of the 02/2-20 drilling operations.
Figure 1 - 02/2-20 Drilling Operations Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRG5wjEt49w
The Well was drilled to a measured depth of 4,598 meters, including a 2,049 meter lateral section to 2-20-70-7W6. Drilling operations were completed in 21.5 days from spud to rig release. As per Figure 2 below, Blackbird has now reduced the drilling days on each of its first four Elmworth Montney wells drilled to date.
Figure 2 - Drilling Performance Chart: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F2-gr.png
As a result of the significant reduction in drilling days, Blackbird's drilling costs have declined substantially. Blackbird estimates that the 02/2-20 drilling costs will total approximately $2.6 million compared to an AFE budget of $2.7 million. As per Figure 2 above, when compared to Blackbird's historical drilling costs, the 02/2-20 well represents cost improvements of approximately $3.0 million compared to the Company's first Elmworth Montney well, the 6-26, and cost improvements of approximately $1.8 million compared to the average drilling cost of the Company's first three Elmworth Montney wells.
Garth Braun, Blackbird's Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President stated: "The 02/2-20 well represents the second monobore well in the Elmworth / Pipestone corridor, with the first being the Blackbird 2-20 Middle Montney well drilled in late 2015. The 02/2-20 drilling performance will serve as an excellent benchmark as we embark on our substantial future exploration and development program. The 02/2-20 D&C costs achieved by Blackbird are comparable to those reported by industry leaders relating to wells which were drilled and completed on multi-well pads. The Blackbird team will continue to focus on improving D&C costs as we move towards pad development."
Successful 02/2-20 Completion and Deployment of Stage's Innovative Bowhead II Fracturing System
Subsequent to the 02/2-20 drilling operations, Blackbird successfully utilized the Stage System in the Company's high-tonnage slickwater completion program. See Figure 3 for a video illustration of the Bowhead II system functionality, and Figure 4 for an image of a collet engaging in Blackbird's 02/2-20 wellbore.
Figure 3 - Stage Bowhead II Illustration Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGUZzbXNmB8&feature=youtu.be
Figure 4 - 02/2-20 Well Bowhead II Collet Landing Signature: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F4-gr.png
As per Figure 5 below, Blackbird placed approximately 3,757 tonnes of proppant over 76 stages and 2,049 lineal meters during the 02/2-20 completion program, compared to 2,223 tonnes of proppant over 70 stages and 2,067 lineal meters during Blackbird's 2-20 Middle Montney completion program.
Figure 5 - Total Proppant vs. Total Frac Time Chart: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F5-gr.png
Garth Braun stated: "The Stage System facilitates pin point completions with individual sliding sleeves that are activated by a collet, eliminating the need for coil tubing to activate sleeves. Blackbird was able to continuously pump without delays through multiple intervals of the wellbore. The continuous completion program allowed Blackbird to reduce the time spent between fracs, decreasing the direct and indirect costs substantially. The Stage System facilitates higher pump rates which improved the placement of proppant in the formation. The 02/2-20 was completed using slickwater and intervals were completed at pump rates from 8 to 10 m3/min."
As a result of these demonstrated benefits, as illustrated in Figure 5 above, fracing operations spanned 11 days, compared to 20 days for the Company's 2-20 Middle Montney well, while placing significantly higher volumes of proppant.
On a preliminary basis, Blackbird expects that the 02/2-20 completion costs will total $2.9 million compared to an AFE budget of $2.5 million. When compared to Blackbird's historical completion costs, the 02/2-20 well represents a cost improvement of approximately $2.4 million compared to the average completion cost of the Company's first three Elmworth Montney wells. Blackbird expects to realize further material cost savings as the Stage System is deployed in future Blackbird wells and as best practices are developed for this disruptive technology.
The 02/2-20 well will be partially flowed back and then shut-in until it is tied-in and placed on production upon the commissioning of Blackbird's infrastructure solution, eliminating the majority of flow-back and testing costs. As a result, Blackbird will provide an update once the 02/2-20 well has been tied-in and production has been normalized.
Garth Braun stated: "The Bowhead II system was implemented to achieve four goals: i) a significant impact on cost reduction; ii) a higher quality completion in the Montney; iii) a graduation of the estimated ultimate recovery from the formation; and iv) a substantial improvement on the net present value of the well. Blackbird will now focus on the refinement of methodologies to further reduce overall completion times and costs. The step change in completion efficiency delivered by the Stage System will allow Blackbird to become a low-cost producer in the Elmworth / Pipestone corridor, increasing economics substantially, and ultimately creating impactful value for our shareholders."
For more information on Stage and its fracturing solutions, please visit www.stagecompletions.com.
Planned Closing of Indirect Minority Interest in Stage Completions Inc.
As a result of the successful 02/2-20 completion, Blackbird is pleased to announce that it will proceed with the closing of its previously announced acquisition of an indirect 10% minority interest in Stage for a cash purchase price of $3.0 million (the "Stage Acquisition"), pursuant to the terms of a subscription agreement entered into between Blackbird and SC Holding Corporation, the majority shareholder of Stage (the "Subscription Agreement").
The closing of the Stage Acquisition is subject to certain financial and operational conditions including the receipt of an independent valuation report of Stage and the successful deployment of the Stage System in two wells (the "Condition Wells"). The independent valuation report, prepared by a large international accounting firm, was received by Blackbird in September, 2016, and as such, that condition has been satisfied.
The Stage System has now been successfully installed and tested in three wells: i) Blackbird's Cardium water disposal well during July, 2016; ii) the first of the Condition Wells during September, 2016; and iii) Blackbird's 02/2-20 well during November, 2016. Due to the success of these three Stage System installations and tests, Blackbird plans to waive the Subscription Agreement's final outstanding condition of successful deployment of the Stage System in the second Condition Well. The Company expects closing of the Stage Acquisition to be completed by the end of November, 2016.
Garth Braun commented: "The successful installation of the Bowhead II system in Blackbird's 02/2-20 well marks an important milestone for both Blackbird and Stage, and the beginning of what I believe will be an extremely fruitful relationship. We believe that the operational capability of the Stage System has now been proven in multiple formations. Blackbird benefits greatly from its preferential access to the Stage System for cost plus an administration fee - a distinctive competitive advantage. I anticipate that Blackbird's acquisition of a 10% minority interest in Stage will provide further upside for Blackbird's shareholders as the highly disruptive technology is deployed in the North American and international marketplaces."
Material Step Reduction in D&C Costs
Overall, 02/2-20 D&C costs are expected to be approximately $5.5 million compared to a budget of $5.2 million. The critical fact is that Blackbird has achieved a material step reduction in D&C costs compared to the Company's past performance while increasing completion intensity. These costs are now in line with the cost data provided by peers in the Elmworth / Pipestone corridor. Please see Figure 6 for the costs of Blackbird's Elmworth Montney wells drilled to date.
Figure 6 - Blackbird's Historical D&C Costs: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F6-gr.png
When compared to Blackbird's historical D&C costs, the 02/2-20 well represents cost improvements of approximately $4.2 million, or 43%, compared to the average D&C cost of the Company's first three Elmworth Montney wells.
With the material step reduction achieved in D&C costs, the Company expects to achieve a corresponding material increase in the net present value and internal rate of return of Blackbird's wells once tied-in. The Company believes that its Elmworth / Pipestone asset will prove to be among the most economic resources in the Montney under a full development scenario.
Commencement of Strategic Accelerated Business Plan and H1 2017 Drill Program
Blackbird has initiated its previously announced strategic accelerated business plan and H1 2017 drill program (the "Program") consisting of two additional horizontal wells. The first well will target the Upper Montney at Elmworth / Pipestone in an area that an industry leader calls the "Volatile Oil" window (which it defines as having greater than 250 bbls of condensate per mmcf of gas). The well will be spud from surface location 11-15-70-7W6, will have a lateral length of approximately 2,150 meters, and will target location 3-28-70-7W6 ("3-28"). Blackbird intends to spud the licensed 3-28 well on approximately November 22, 2016.
Subsequent to the 3-28 drilling operations, Blackbird will conduct a large scale, high-tonnage slickwater completion program utilizing the Stage System. The completion program will place approximately 4,000 tonnes of sand over approximately 50-60 stages. The 3-28 completion operations are scheduled to begin in December, 2016.
The second well, to be drilled subsequent to the 3-28 well, will target the Middle Montney at Elmworth / Pipestone in the "Volatile Oil" window. The well will be spud from surface location 11-9-70-6W6, will have a lateral length of approximately 2,150 meters, and will target location 2-20-70-6W6 ("2-20/11-9"). Blackbird intends to spud the licensed 2-20/11-9 in December, 2016.
Subsequent to the 2-20/11-9 drilling operations, Blackbird will conduct a large scale, high tonnage slickwater completion program similar to the 3-28 program, again utilizing the Stage System. The completion program will place approximately 4,000 tonnes of sand over approximately 50-60 stages. The 2-20/11-9 completion operations are scheduled to begin in January, 2017.
Upon completion of the Program, Blackbird will have a total of three Upper Montney wells and three Middle Montney Montney wells behind pipe. These wells will span over two townships, with the 02/2-20 and 2-20/11-9 wells being approximately six sections apart on an east / west basis. See Figure 7 below for an illustration of these drilling locations.
Figure 7 - Blackbird's Drilling Program Locations & Corridor Activity: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F7-gr.png
Infrastructure Construction & Timing of Production
On September 28, 2016 Blackbird achieved the critical company milestone of Alberta Energy Regulator ("AER") approval for its 100% owned and operated Elmworth facility located at 12-14-70-7W6 (the "Facility") and pipeline gathering system (the "Gathering System"). Upon the receipt of the AER approval, Blackbird immediately commenced construction.
Construction of the Facility and Gathering System continues, and is currently on schedule to be completed in late December, 2016 or early January, 2017. Upon commissioning, Blackbird will tie-in the 6-26, 5-26, 2-20, and 02/2-20 wells, with the 3-28 being tied-in shortly thereafter, and the 2-20/11-9 well being tied-in subsequent to the construction of an eastern pipeline gathering system. The tie-in of these wells will mark another significant milestone for the Company.
Certain pictures during the early stages of construction can be found in the Company's "The Executive Letter - Photo Edition" in Figure 8. The Blackbird Facility is also rendered in Figure 9 below:
Figure 8 - Link to the Executive Letter - Photo Edition
https://www.blackbirdenergyinc.com/....r-november-2016-final…
Figure 9 - Rendering of Blackbird's Facility: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20161117-F9-gr.png
Blackbird's Facility will have an initial capacity of approximately 10 mmcf/d of natural gas plus associated liquids of approximately 1,500 bbls/d, for aggregate throughput of approximately 3,150 boe/d. The Facility includes liquids recovery and stabilization. The Facility has been designed to allow for future production expansion beyond 10 mmcf/d, 1,500 bbls/d and 3,150 boe/d.
Garth Braun commented: "Upon tie-in, we will normalize production, evaluate data, and ensure the smooth operation of our Facility and Gathering System. Thereafter, we will look to increase our firm sour processing and sales gas takeaway contracts in order to facilitate our continued production growth and development strategy. This is a transformative period for Blackbird, and one which our team and loyal stakeholders are very excited about. Thank you all for your continued support as we execute on our vision of being THE Montney growth story."
Definitiv. Ich bin gespannt was heute in Übersee passiert.
Habe mich jetzt mal durch die Unternehmenspräsentationen und die Financial-Statements geackert.
Keine Schulden, ordentlich Working Capital und gute Aussichten für die Zukunft.
Auf kurz oder lang geht es hier weiter nach oben. Zum Jahresende stehen wir hier bei 0,60€.
m.M.
Cheers
Habe mich jetzt mal durch die Unternehmenspräsentationen und die Financial-Statements geackert.
Keine Schulden, ordentlich Working Capital und gute Aussichten für die Zukunft.
Auf kurz oder lang geht es hier weiter nach oben. Zum Jahresende stehen wir hier bei 0,60€.
m.M.
Cheers
Trading Spotlight
ist auf jeden fall gestern schon mal gut gelaufen.. Orderbuch sah gestern auch gut aus.. sprich keine großen manipulation. all in all - glückwunsch an die investierten
Klingt alles vielversprechend. Bin seit heute auch mal mit einer kleinen Posi dabei!
Gibt es bald wieder NEWS???????
Schauen wir mal - ich denke ja.....
lg
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Schauen wir mal - ich denke ja.....
lg
Rost
Neue Präsentation:
The Executive Letter -Photo Edition
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
https://www.blackbirdenergyinc.com/assets/docs/exec-letter-n…
The Executive Letter -Photo Edition
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
https://www.blackbirdenergyinc.com/assets/docs/exec-letter-n…
NEWS
die Inverstoren haben großes Vertrauen - mal schauen, wann es mit den Ergebnissen los geht!lg
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http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/9051408-blackbird-…
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