Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021 Headquarters & Office Locations

Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021 (Private) is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States. Founded in , the company operates across 1 countries with approximately 750 employees worldwide.

Where is Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021's main office?

Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021's main headquarters office is located at Seattle, US, Seattle, Washington 98103. This serves as the company's primary corporate address and is home to its executive leadership team.

Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021 regional offices

Beyond its headquarters in Seattle, Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021 maintains 1 offices across 1 countries. Regional offices span 1 countries.

Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021 contact information

The main switchboard for Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021 headquarters can be reached at —. For investor relations, visit haynesville.drilling-completions.com/investor-relations.

What does Haynesville natural gas drilling & completions 2021 do?

Welcome to the Haynesville Natural Gas Drilling & Completions 2021 Exhibition and Conference where leading Exploration & Production companies will meet with horizontal drilling and completions experts in Houston, Texas to explore the next generation of drilling and completions technologies, techniques, and engineering know-how for natural gas development exclusively for the region. The Haynesville covers an area of 9,000 sqm with original gas in-place estimates of 700 trillion cubic feet. The formation is characterized with bottomhole temperature averaging 300°F along the well head treating pressure that exceeds 10,000 psi – requiring twice the amount of hydraulic horsepower, higher treating pressure and more advanced fluid chemistry than nearby shale formations. New advancements in shale drilling and completions optimization techniques have made it possible to access more natural gas as operators target longer laterals. A typical horizontal well in the Haynesville will cost in the region of $8 million to drill and complete depending on the lateral length, cost of rigs, and pressure pumping activities. Today’s drilling and completions experts offer new hope for operators looking to achieve greater gains in drilling efficiencies and to reach natural gas reservoirs in the most cost-effective and fastest way.