- EIA pdf, Bakken: https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/drilling/pdf/bakken.pdf
- EIA, pdf, Permian: https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/drilling/pdf/permian.pdf
- EIA, pdf, Eagle Ford: https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/drilling/pdf/eagleford.pdf
Note: my commentary may be incorrect, there may be typographical and/or content errors, but the graphics speak for themselves.
Some observations:
Monthly additions from one average rig. bopd, month-over-month:
- the Bakken: +762; from 1,385 bopd in July to an unprecedented 2,147 bopd in August
- rigs at all-time low; new-well oil production per rig at all-time high
- previous high: 1490
- new high: 2,147
- percent increase over old record: a 44% increase
- the Eagle Ford: +627; from 1,789 bopd in July to an unprecedented 2,416 bopd in August
- rigs at all-time low; new-well oil production per rig at all-time high
- previous high: 1995
- new high: 2,416
- percent increase over old record: a 21% increase
- the Permian: +140; from 824 bopd in July to 964 bopd in August
- rigs tie previous record low; new-well oil production per rig at all-time high, but not much increase compared to the Bakken or the Eagle Ford;
- previous high: 805
- new high: 964
- percent increase over old record: slightly less than a 20% increase
- the Bakken: +1266; from 2304 mcfpd in July to 3570 mcfpd in August
- rigs at all-time low; new-well natural gas production per rig at all-time high
- previous high: 2800
- new high: 3570
- percent increase over old record: a 28% increase;
- the Eagle Ford: +2164; from 6,184 mcfpd in July to 8,348 mcfpd in August
- rigs at all-time low; natural gas production surges; new well production surges; legacy well production surges;
- previous high: 6000
- new high: 8348
- percent increase over old record: a 39% increase,
- the Permian: +243; from 1624 mcfpd in July to 1867 mcfpd in August
- natural gas production has shown almost no recovery, month-over-month;
- previous high: 1300
- new high: 1867
- percent increase over old record: a 44% increase since 2016;
Some time ago, I asked the question, which basin would recover the quickest? I think it's obvious, based on the charts.
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