With about one-fourth the record number of active rigs, North Dakota set another all-time record for crude oil production.
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The Director's Cut for the October, 2018, data has been posted. It will download as a PDF on your desktop.
The number is: 1,391,877 bopd.
Crude oil production:
- October, 2018: hits a new all-time high -- 1,391,877 bopd
- September, 2018: was a new all-time high -- 1,359,282 bopd
- delta, bbls: 32,595
- delta, percent: an increase of 2.4% month-over-month
- October, 2018: 15,344 -- a new all-time high
- September, 2018: 15,287 -- it was a new all-time high
- October, 2018: 2,562,465 MCF/day -- a new all-time high
- September, 2018: 2,532,018 Mcf/d -- it was a new all-time high
- delta, cubic feet: 35,031 Mcf/d
- delta, percent: 1.4%
- October, 2018: 183
- September, 2018: 113
- DUCs: 959, up thirty-one from last report (tracked here)
- inactive: 1,363, down 23 from last report
- total: 2,322 (more than the total number of wells that will be drilled in North Dakota this year)
- statewide, captured: 2,035,436 Mcf/day -- daily rate (October, 2018)
- NDIC says this is a new all-time high but they are talking about monthly capture
- the September, 2018, daily capture was actually higher at 2,075,451 Mcf/day
- the month of October, at 63,098,514 Mcf/day is higher than the month of September, at 2,075,451 Mcf/day
- statewide, capture: 80% -- down from 82% last month -- wow!!
- FBIR Bakken: 73% -- slightly better than the 71% reported last month
- current goal: 88%
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