Saturday, September 22, 2018

A Random Note On Statoil's Patent Gate / Heinz Wells In Sakakawea Oil Field -- September 22, 2018

When I first started blogging about the Bakken over a decade ago, I said that if "you had one well," you would eventually have four, maybe eight, possibly twelve, and possibly many more than that." I never even thought about the life cycle of the Bakken well at that time, but that adds a whole new dimension for mineral owners. 

Statoil bringing wells back on line that have been off line for up to two years of more. Two examples, so far:
  • 21244, 3,201, Statoil, Patent Gate 7-6 1H, Sakakawea, t4/12; cu 219K 7/18; went offline 4/16 at 1500 bbls/month; back online 4/18 at 6000 bbls/month, then 10,000 bbls/month in 6518; offline again 7/18;
  • 21245, 4,378, Statoil, Heinz 18-19 1H, Patent Gate, t4/12; cum 212K 7/18; went offline 3/16 at 1500 bbls/month; back online 5/18 at 6000 bbls/month, then 10,000 bbls/month in 6/18; offline again 7/18;
A 14-well pad:



The wells:
  • 32709,
  • 32710,
  • 29561,
  • 29558,
  • 32711,
  • 29560, see below,
  • 21244, see above,
  • 21245, see above,
  • 32712,
  • 29556,
  • 29559,
  • 29557,
  • 32713,
  • 32714,
One example:
  • 29560, 330, Statoil, Patent Gate 7-6 3H, Sakakawea, t1/18; cum 60K 7/18; full production to date:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN7-20182115080150302587719904130086896
BAKKEN6-20181275677585119551005466703384
BAKKEN5-20181283968440118521085063364514
BAKKEN4-201830206842087133252229911254710444
BAKKEN3-20181075057150129561604715679368
BAKKEN2-2018111160000
BAKKEN1-2018376965412689329163166


 


No comments:

Post a Comment

Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.