I'm try to figure out what is going on with a well north of Crosby (19596).
Last winter the well was shut down and the pump was replaced.
At the time of shut down the well was producing 1000-1500 MCF of gas each month,
all flared.
After the pump replacement almost no gas produced.
In June 2 MCF of gas was sold ($5.250 / MCF) , very small amount flared, with , it appears some used locally.
Am I right in assuming the the pump replacement was to preserve the gas, while getting the oil? Further, was the 2 MCF of gas sold, a sample for analysis?
OneOK has been installing piping in the area so connection is not unreasonable.
I hate to tell you this but gas production from your well has fallen off drastically and there was not that much to begin with. In June 295 mcf produced 2 mcf sold and 5 mcf flared. The difference between what was produced and the 7 mcf that was sold/flared was probably used onsite to power equipment. The gas is gone.
Is there any other reason why this sort of replacement would do anything other than - be intended to replace the gas? There may be more to it that we would think.... ?