Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Halo Effect, Can The Halo Effect "Stretch" Across A Drilling Unit? Part II -- March 22, 2016

Before reading this post, read Part I regarding the Bridger wells. The same disclaimer applies as the one in Part I.

Now in Part II, we look at the production profile of another well. Note the huge jump in production between June, 2015, and August, 2015. It is startling. This well was drilled and fracked in 2010 and by 2015 it was an "old well" as far as Bakken wells go.

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-201631303633062380364023811259
BAKKEN12-201531564957895098637244171955
BAKKEN11-20152235373205402028542043811
BAKKEN10-201523742977717373873656263110
BAKKEN9-20153013506130791406216404635110053
BAKKEN8-2015261330613330161611574197835958
BAKKEN7-201592312252224434430
BAKKEN6-2015301276133346019251817108
BAKKEN5-2015311390133546817861631155
BAKKEN4-2015301395133652718921569323
BAKKEN3-201531163917955852142209052
BAKKEN2-2015282021206768319931761232
BAKKEN1-201593682402583483480
BAKKEN12-20143115241788632214221420
BAKKEN11-201430160615976122110208723

This is the production profile of this well:
  • 19013, 399, CLR, Bridger 2-14H, Rattlesnake Point, 4 sections, runs north, Three Forks, 21 stages, 2.3 million lbs, t12/10; cum 205K 1/16;
The graphic again of this area (and the description of this area at the linked post above):




#19013, I believe, is the horizontal labeled A-1 in the graphic above. Note that it is a Three Forks well. The horizontal tagged A-2 is a middle Bakken well and shows no increase in production over time; it shows the typical decline/plateau Bakken curve we have come to expect. 
 
Now look at this:
  • 29554, 1,018, Bridger 4-14H2, Three Forks, 30 stages, 6 million lbs, t1/16; cum 78K 1/16; fracked 7/11 - 7/20.
Yup. The horizontal tagged B-1 is #29554, a Three Forks well, and a Three Forks well that was fracked just prior to when A-1 had that surge in production.

I cannot explain why the A-2 (middle Bakken) well did not show a halo effect after two middle Bakken wells were fracked to the east. There may be other things going on with that well; it has a slightly strange production profile. 

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