Link here. NDIC site for calendar and links for past and current Director Cuts here.
The usual disclaimer applies. I do "this" quickly and there will be typographical and factual errors. If this is important to you, go to the source.
Pricing, most current data I can find, January 12, 2018:
A reader told me that the NDIC uses the pricing at Flint Hills Resources for the oil prices reported at the monthly Director's Cut. At the link, one has a choice of clicking on "EDQ" or "Bulletins." Click on "Bulletins" and then click on "Download." The result should show up as a PDF on your desktop.
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The Data
Natural gas production: in April, 2017, it was reported that North Dakota produced a record amount of natural gas: in that month, natural gas production jumped 6% more than 1.8 billion cubic feet / day. What was North Dakota's natural gas production in the most recent month, November, 2017? Yup, another all-time high: 2.1 billion cubic feet / day.
Oil production
- November, 2017: 1,194,920 bopd
- October, 2017: 1,183,810 bopd
- Delta: an increase of 11,110 bbls
- Delta: an increase of just under 1%
- November, 2017: 14,324 (an all-time high)
- October, 2017: 14,253
- Delta: an increase of 71 wells;
- December, 2017: 147
- November, 2017: 119
- October, 2017: 147
- September, 2017: 104
- August, 2017: 101
- July, 2017: 146 (huge jump)
- today: $54.75
- December, 2017: $49.56
- November: $49.75
- October: $43.56
- September: $39.56
- August: $37.93
- July: $35.83
- June: $34.72
- today: 56
- December: 52
- November: 54
- October: 56
- September: 56
- August: 56
- July: 58
- June: 55
- waiting on completion: 883, down from 6 the end of October to the end of November
- estimated inactive well count: 1,492, up 21 from the end of October to the end of December
- November: takeaway capacity including CBR to coastal refineries is more than adequate
- October data: including CBR to coastal refineries is more than adequate
- September data: including CBR to coastal refineries is more than adequate
- August data: including CBR to coastal refineries is more than adequate
- July data: including CBR to coastal refineries is more than adequate
- June data: including CBR to coastal refineries is more than adequate
- May data: including CBR to coastal refineries is more than adequate (major change in verbiage)
- statewide: 86% (previous -- 84% [trend has improved)
- FBIR: 75% (previous -- 74%)
- goal: 88% through October 31, 2020; then 91%
- comment: October, 2017, was terrible; it's getting better on FBIR
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