Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Synergy Resources Corp. (SYRG) Provides Wattenberg Field Drilling Update

Synergy Resources Corp., an aggressive young domestic hydrocarbon E&P, with major operations in the Denver-Julesburg Basin (as of Aug. 12: 170k gross acres, 148k net acres under lease), issued an operations update covering major developments in the Pratt drilling program and progress of drilling on the DeClar Oil & Gas farm-in acreage in the Wattenberg Field.

Initial production rates on three of the Company’s Pratt wells in conjunction with existing success in the play has bolstered morale at SYRG, leading to positive outlook for the Pratt program as a solid low-cost earner:

• Pratt 24-29D (Codell formation, 24-hour period) 129 barrels of oil, 374k cubic feet of natural gas and 66 barrels of water
• Pratt 14-29D (Codell formation, 24-hour period) 136 bbls, 439k cubic feet of gas, 66 bbls water
• Pratt 13-29D (J-Sand formation, 11-hour period) 238k cubic feet of gas

Head of Field Operations at SYRG, Craig Rasmuson, explained that once incremental drilling costs are captured, the Pratt 13-29D would be moved up-pipe to the Codell and subsequent reserves booked. Rasmuson projected a date before the end of the month for having the remaining five wells online and selling.

Two of the six (directional) wells slated for the DeClar are already in and the Company is hard at work on the third. Multiple targets in the J-Sand, Codell and Niobrara make this operation in the petroleum/natural gas-rich Wattenberg a particularly lucrative endeavor. The Company is on schedule to complete drilling of all six wells by mid-September and eagerly anticipates adding the production to an already buzz-worthy portfolio of successful projects for SYRG.

Under terms of the agreement between SYRG and DeClar Oil & Gas, the Company has 100% WI with 80% NRI across 23 directional drill sites and two horizontal Niobrara targets.

Historic production from the DJ Basin in contemporary values would exceed $150B and estimates of a whopping 5.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, trapped deep in the layers of the Wattenberg Field sandstone, are likely still to be conservative (2.8 Tcf produced thus far from the field). SYRG is committed to developing its DJ Basin portfolio and encourages interested investors to learn more at the Company’s website: www.SYRGinfo.com

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