A natural gas well being drilled miles away is suspected to be the source of strange geysers of natural gas on Winter Camp Creek near Kingfisher County. Boots & Coots was called in to perform pressure control services on the well.

A well ignited Thursday, September 15, in the Dikom oil field in northeastern India after it had been damaged a few days earlier. Authorities evacuated 5,000 residents from villages and a tea estate in the area, while hundreds of local firefighters attempted to extinguish the blaze. The Boots & Coots team led the effort and put out the flames after 21 days.

Team members from Boots & Coots were called to Thandavapalli in the East Godavari district of India after a blowout occurred on one of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation’s (ONGC) exploratory wells. The rig was ruined, but fortunately, there were no casualties.

The Boots & Coots team worked with personnel from Key Safety and Blowout Control Corp. to extinguish a burning well near Brooks in southern Alberta. The team was called in when a well caught fire the afternoon of Tuesday, August 9.

A natural gas well blowout occurred Thursday, February 3 in Evangeline Parish, prompting local officials to evacuate approximately 30 people. Boots & Coots was called in to extinguish the blaze.