ARC Resources announces production at Montney Attachie facility
ARC Resources Ltd. has announced the first phase of the 40,000 barrel of oil equivalent (boe) a day Attachie facility in Montney has been commissioned.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – ARC Resources Ltd. has announced the first phase of the 40,000 barrel of oil equivalent (boe) a day Attachie facility in Montney has been commissioned.
First sanctioned in 2023, the Attachie project has completed construction, according to a LinkedIn post on November 13th.
ARC Resources reported that Attachie is capable of producing 60 per cent crude oil and liquids and 40 per cent natural gas.
With construction completed, production will continue to increase with an expected capacity of 40,000 boe per day by early 2025.
Drilling operations have begun at 40 start-up wells in the area, and operations of the final start-up pad are expected to start in November.
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