Chesapeake Energy Corporation reported its 2015 third quarter results, including projected activity for the Eagle Ford.

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In an earnings call last week, Chesapeake reported a net loss of $4.695 billion in the third quarter in contrast to a 3% year over year production increase. The company highlighted their focus on organizational and operational initiatives to face the extended low commodity price environment.

For Chesapeake's Eagle Ford Shale operations, net production averaged approximately 108 thousand barrels of oil equivalent (mboe) per day, an increase of 3% sequentially. Other Eage Ford highlights include:

• Average completed well costs to date in 2015 are $5.3 million, compared to $5.9 million for 2014.
• Average completed lateral length of 6,000 feet, compared to 5,850 feet for 2014
• Averaged three rigs in the 2015 third quarter, and the company anticipates maintaining three operated rigs through the end of the year.
• Significant efficiencies with longer laterals and larger completions in the area
• Expecting approximately 9% production growth this year compared to 2014
• Currently have 19 wells drilled with greater than 9,000 foot laterals including two record 13,000 foot laterals

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