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	The Gentilly #1 well was first drilled in 2006 as a Cambrian/Trenton-Black River test, but during 2008 was recompleted as a Utica/Lorraine Shale play well. Initial results during the summer of 2008 indicate a sustained flow rate in excess of 800 mcfd before to being shut in. The test well was vertical, but according to management it will moyst likely be developed as a horizontal well. It is a joint venture of [[Canadian Quantum Energy Corp.]] and [[Talisman Energy Inc.]] The latter company is the operator.		The Gentilly #1 well was first drilled in 2006 as a Cambrian/Trenton-Black River test, but during 2008 was recompleted as a Utica/Lorraine Shale play well. Initial results during the summer of 2008 indicate a sustained flow rate in excess of 800 mcfd before to being shut in. The test well was vertical, but according to management it will moyst likely be developed as a horizontal well. It is a joint venture of [[Canadian Quantum Energy Corp.]] and [[Talisman Energy Inc.]] The latter company is the operator.

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The Gentilly #1 well was first drilled in 2006 as a Cambrian/Trenton-Black River test, but during 2008 was recompleted as a Utica/Lorraine Shale play well. Initial results during the summer of 2008 indicate a sustained flow rate in excess of 800 mcfd before to being shut in. The test well was vertical, but according to management it will moyst likely be developed as a horizontal well. It is a joint venture of Canadian Quantum Energy Corp. and Talisman Energy Inc. The latter company is the operator.