The five wells completed in Kansas last week, including the Warring 31-8, Peckman 23-8, Peckman 22-8, Prothe 43-1 and Clausen 23-6, are located in Heartland’s Lancaster pilot in Miami County, Kansas. These wells were perforated and frac’d in multiple coal zones and the Warring 31-8 was also completed in a very promising sand zone. They are expected to substantially increase the overall production from this pilot. They will be equipped with pumping units and connected to Heartland’s expanding gathering system and turned to production as soon as the flow lines are installed.
“We have drilled 20 new wells in Kansas and now 10 of them will have been turned to production,” reports Heartland CEO, Steven A. Fall. “We nearly doubled our overall production with the connection of the first 5 wells. When we first assumed control at Heartland, the production was about 200 mcfg/d and now we are at about 500 mcfg/d and we are continually improving our techniques and processes and retaining local professionals and experienced consultants in order to achieve even better results as we proceed. The expansion of our gathering system is also opening many more of our leases for further development.”
About Heartland Oil and Gas Corp.
In April 2007, Universal Property Development and Acquisition Corporation (OTCBB:UPDA) (FWB:UP1) acquired a controlling interest in Heartland Oil and Gas Corp. and designated Heartland as its exploration and production arm. Since that time, UPDA acquired additional wells and acreage in Palo Pinto County, Texas with current production of approximately 1000 mcfg/day and will soon transfer those wells as well as all of its wells and acreage in Jack County, Texas to Heartland. For further information, visit www.heartlandoilandgas.com
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Heartland Oil and Gas Corp.
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