Blast Energy Services Company News

Blast announced that a completion rig has moved on location to commence the flow testing program on the Solimar 76-33 well in the Guijarral Hills Field Area.

Blast Energy Services has experienced delays in getting their operations started in Kentucky and has replaced its Operations Manager to successfully implement several equipment changes and upgrades.

Blast Energy Services have deployed their proprietary applied fluid jetting rig to Kentucky to begin working under a previously announced 100-well program with Resource Energy Technologies.

"This is one of two lawsuits we filed against land rig drilling customers for breach of contract," said Blast's CEO.

The Rocky Mountain Oilfield Testing Center (RMOTC) and its partner Blast Energy Services Inc. said that they have successfully tested an innovative new oil and gas drilling technology that should facilitate lower production costs.

Blast Energy Services has completed the acquisition of Eagle Domestic Drilling Operations, LLC for a nominal $50 million in cash and 1.5 million shares of Blast common stock.

Blast Energy Services is completing its first field test using its new abrasive fluid jetting (AFJ) technology on a well located in Many, Louisiana for Oracle Operating Company.

Blast Energy Services has launched its first mobile auto-acquisition satellite system that is designed for remote locations.