XR Energy Completes Phase 1 Rework Program
IRVING, TX--Irving,TX - (NewMediaWire) - February 17, 2015 - XR Energy, Inc., (
The Company through its wholly owned operating subsidiary XR of Texas, Inc. conducted the planned re work program on their Chrane lease property located in Taylor County, Texas. The phase 1 program was a complete rework of 2 of the best candidate wells from existing wells on the lease. The rework consisted of a complete overhaul of the target wells included replacing all the tubing and rods, and installing a new down hole pump. The wells were then acid treated.
Akram Chaudhary, XR Energy's President and Chief Executive Officer, said "We are very pleased with the results of our re-work program so far. The wells are responding favorably and we are seeing a consistent production. We will have further comment on the increased production levels after the end of our first quarter."
The Company is planning a second phase and will rework two additional wells once these first two wells have stabilized. As previously reported, the company has a low cost of production model. The extensive rework program will result in lower maintenance cost as virtually all parts have been replace with new. The Company expects to achieve a $20-$22 per barrel cost of production.
The Chrane lease is a 400-acre producing property that consists of 5 existing wells with 2 new reworked wells now on line with oil production from the Cook Sand Formation at approximately a 3,000-foot depth.
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