Wildcat well means a well drilled to discover a previously unknown pool.
Wildcat well means a well outside known fields or the
Wildcat well means an oil and gas producing well which is drilled and completed in a pool, as defined under Section 40-6-2, in which a well has not been previously completed as a well capable of producing in commercial quantities.
Examples of Wildcat well in a sentence
If Hydrocarbons are encountered in a Wildcat well, the Contractor shall immediately notify the MEM of such discovery and within thirty (30) days thereafter; the Contractor shall also provide the MEM all available information regarding the discovery, including a preliminary classification of the discovery as (1) Liquid Hydrocarbons or (2) Natural Gas.
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More Definitions of Wildcat well
Wildcat well means a well outside known fields or the first well drilled in an oil or gas field where no other oil and gas production exists. (Section 1-5 of the Act)
Wildcat well means an oil and gas producing well which is drilled and
Wildcat well means a drilling well in an unproven area.
Wildcat well means any well drilled with the objective of finding Hydrocarbons in a structure or geologic trap in which Hydrocarbons in quantities having commercial potential have not been previously encountered.
Wildcat well means any deep vertical or horizontal well that is drilled:
Wildcat well means any oil or gas well designated as a wildcat well by the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Wildcat wells are wells outside known fields or new wells which are determined by the Commission to have discovered oil or gas in a pool not previously proven productive.
Wildcat well. Means a well to be drilled by THE CONTRACTOR in the Contracted Area to search for Hydrocarbon reservoirs within an area that has not been tested for Hydrocarbons, or to find additional reservoirs to a Discovery, or to extend the limits of the known reservoirs of a Discovery.