Haynesville posts

Our East Texas team recently got together to show our appreciation by cooking for one of our new Haynesville customers. Read more

A client in the Haynesville was looking to reduce expenses while eliminating the need for coiled tubing to drill out plugs. This posed a major challenge for the customer because the lack of coiled tubing meant that more sand would be brought to the surface during flowback. Read more

Cost Savings Case StudyHaynesville Customer Saves Big On Coiled Tubing and Sand Carryover Damage Costs with EnerCorpLocation: Haynesville ShaleThe ProblemA client in the Haynesville was looking to reduce expenses while eliminating the need for coiled tubing to drill out plugs. As a result, both wellbores on site were completed using only dissolvable plug technology. However, this posed a major challenge Read more

A customer in the Haynesville was looking to bring wells that had lateral lengths extending beyond 15,000 feet and stage counts in excess of 65 online. High has production, high casing pressure, and excess sand was expected during flowback. Read more

Over the course of the 35-day flowback, the custom-engineered solution flawlessly executed the job. The client experienced no sand carry over to downstream equipment and zero washouts in the iron, manifold, or test separators. Read more

A customer in the Haynesville had wells that were producing an excessive amount of sand that their traditional flowback setup could not handle. The sand knockout they had in place was inefficient and was resulting in a high amount of sand carryover to their downstream equipment. Read more

As expected, the Sahara Advanced Cyclone captured well over 97% of sand and prevented carry over to downstream equipment, saving thousands. Read more

Earlier this year, EnerCorp introduced the Sahara Advanced Cyclone to the Haynesville market. Read more

The Sahara Advanced Cyclone is delivering excellent value in lowering the cost of Haynesville flowbacks. Read more

When it comes to your Drillout or Millout job, NPT and excessive damages don’t have to be part of the process. (There is another way) Read more