Sunday, March 15, 2020

Flattening The Curve -- Not The Bakken EUR Curve, But The Coronavirus Curve -- March 15, 2020

Wow, they're reading the blog.

A couple of days ago I said the numbers won't be any better two weeks from now than they are now.

Lather, rinse, repeat.

If the Waffle House closes, you know we're in DEFCON 4.

Right now, I would say we are two CNN reports telling us to remain calm before we move to DEFCON 4. Talking to my brother-in-law in California, it sounds like Texas is a relative oasis of calm.  Italy is closing in on China. That is quite remarkable, to say the least.


With only17 new cases, 43 total cases, and no deaths, it looks like Mexico may want to close the border with the US -- perhaps build a wall. LOL.


Algebra I:

If country A has 25,000 cases of coronavirus and will continue at a steady rate of 3,500 new cases each day, and country B has 75,000 cases of coronoavirus and will continue at a steady rate of 25 new cases day, how many days will it take for country A to have more cases than country B?

25,000 cases + [(3,500 cases/day) * x]  =  75,000 cases + [(25 cases/day) * x]

15 days. 

Let's check. Yup. Checks. 

Interestingly enough, using algebra II/calculus and using the "actual rate of change," country A will have a whole lot more cases than country B in less than 15 days.

Country A is increasing at a rate of 14% whereas country B is increasing at a rate of 0.03%. Not 3%; and not 0.3%, but 0.03%.

If the "rate of change" (14%vs 0.03%) remains unchanged, then it will be less than 9 days in which country A will overtake country B. (If the "rate of change" stays constant, we don't have to use calculus.)

Idle Rambling -- OOIP -- Bakken -- March 15, 2020

If we have a prolonged period of low prices due to the Russia-Saudi spat, there may be an interesting data point in the Bakken.

Something folks have argued about for quite some time is the amount of original oil in place in the Bakken, and the percent of that OOIP that is recoverable.

During a period of significant price pullback, the operators will circle the wagons, pull back, and pretty much only drill the very best spots in the Bakken. The more wells they drill in a given location, the more we learn about a) OOIP; and, b) maximum primary production. Looking at what is going on in such fields as Sand Creek, Banks, Clarks Creek, and the Antelope-Sanish certainly suggests we may learn more about the Bakken.

During significantly depressed prices, operators will concentrate on what they know best: the middle Bakken and to some extent in some areas, the first bench of the Three Forks.

We know what theoretically has been forecast. It will be interesting to see how much of that pans out. 

Random Update Of A Statoil Enderud Well in Banks Oil Field -- March 15, 2020

Isn't this interesting, from 2Q16 -- very, very few wells are still not completed and producing from this period, four years ago, but look at this well, the last time I looked at it:
  • 32270, TA, Statoil, Enderud 9-4 3TFH, Banks, no production data, 
Now, today, we have an announcement! Obviously this was reported a long time ago, I simply did not update it when it was first reported.
  • 32270, 1,392, Statoil, Enderud 9-4 3TFH, Banks, t8/18; cum 186K 1/20; 44 stages; 8.6 million lbs; full production profile:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-20203110724103511992732409245897820
BAKKEN12-201922348539867452968445025182
BAKKEN11-201919781772491742020832183802452
BAKKEN10-201920126414811533
BAKKEN9-20190000000
BAKKEN8-20190000000
BAKKEN7-2019116590675875412182821691137
BAKKEN6-20193017150172492597354819530461773
BAKKEN5-2019312322323292295716979469533261
BAKKEN4-20193027927280453166876098738832215
BAKKEN3-20191110795101061421228062233654697
BAKKEN2-2019423952405663059005799101
BAKKEN1-2019005640000
BAKKEN12-20180000000
BAKKEN11-20182120747204964084052549496642885
BAKKEN10-20182523421234435568756119546451474
BAKKEN9-20183024664245846960162205572374968
BAKKEN8-201812657961752092914794117873007

From the file report:
  • spud: December 14, 2015
  • cease drilling: March 16, 2016
    • TVD: 11,288.5 feet
    • vertical: about four days
    • the curve: 10.2 drilling hours in a single run;
    • lateral: 87.5 hours in two runs; incredible; 
  • drilling time: compare to recent report from Oasis in the Permian -- 25 days in the Permian; 7 days in the Bakken; and this was a deep one -- the Three Forks;
  • gas: 212 to 4,192 units;
  • 100% in the zone: great geologists; great roughnecks; great team, obviously; 

Still A DUC, But Producing Nicely -- Statoil Sax In Banks Oil Field -- March 15, 2020

Isn't this interesting, from 2Q16 -- very, very few wells are still not completed and producing from this period, four years ago, but look at this well, the last time I looked at it:
  • 24090, TA, Statoil, Sax 25-36F 8TFH, Banks, no production data,
Now, today, we have an announcement! Still TATD (like a DUC) but we have production:
  • 24090, TATD, Statoil, Sax 25-36F 8TFH, Banks, t--; cum 46K in four months:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-20202512314120512573539275296899382
BAKKEN12-2019318812909222806592381045348501
BAKKEN11-20193014456145352856333282322511031
BAKKEN10-20191586478307162271341213283129
BAKKEN9-2019417341678033903203187

From the file report:
  • spud: December 13, 2015;
  • cease drilling: February 29, 2016
  • target: Three Forks;
  • TVD: 11,258.69 feet (0.69 feet = 82.8 inches -- measured two miles down)
  • curve: 22 drilling hours, three runs; problems though: drilling started on November 11, 2015; EOC reached on February 8, 2016 (typo?)
  • lateral: began January 1, 2016; 91 drilling hours in two runs
  • gas: low
  • 98% in the zone

Completing IP Data For The Few Wells Left To Be Reported Back From 2Q16

From 2Q16, four years ago; finally closing out the last few wells that I had not updated. There are only a couple of wells from 2Q16 that are still not reporting production. This page won't be updated:
  • 30227, 792, BR, Sun Notch 42-32TFH, Sand Creek, t10/16; cum 410K 1/20;
  • 30226, 1,560, BR, Old Hickory 42-32TFH, Sand Creek, t1/17; cum 325K 1/20;
  • 32032, 486, Hess, EN-Pederson-LW-154-94-0408H-8, Alkali Creek, t11/16; cum 99K 1/20;
  • 31703, 112, Statoil, Shorty 4-9F 8TFH, Charlson, t3/18; cum 71K 1/19; off line, 1/20; 
  • 31702, 357, Statoil, Shorty 4-9F 7H, Stony Creek, t3/18; cum 133K 12/19; off line 1/20;
  • 31625, 495, XTO, Ames Federal 31-13FXG, Grinnell, t5/17; cum 110K 1/20;
  • 31701, 254, Statoil, Shorty 4-9F 6TFH, Stony Creek, t3/18; cum 102K 12/19; off line 1/20;
  • 30968, 1,237, EOG, Van Hook 48-3626H, Charlson, t5/17; cum 325K 1/20;
  • 31626, 381, XTO, Ames Federal 31-13BXC, Grinnell, t5/17; cum 152K 1/20;
  • 31700, 398, Statoil, Shorty 4-9F 5H, Stony Creek, t3/18; cum 122K 12/19; off line 1/20;
  • 31627, 598, XTO, Ames Federal 31X-13G, Grinnell, t5/17; cum 102K 1/20;
If you missed them the first time, look how good these wells are:
  • 30227, 792, BR, Sun Notch 42-32TFH, Sand Creek, t10/16; cum 410K 1/20;
  • 30226, 1,560, BR, Old Hickory 42-32TFH, Sand Creek, t1/17; cum 325K 1/20;
  • 30968, 1,237, EOG, Van Hook 48-3626H, Charlson, t5/17; cum 325K 1/20;

FracFocus Data For A Huge CLR Uhlman Well -- March 15, 2020

FracFocus for this well:
  • 36143, conf, CLR, Uhlman Federal 10X-7H, 33-053-08964, Banks, fracked 7/25/19 - 8/7/19; 11.4 million gallons of water; 89.13993% water by mass; friction reducer, 0.09664;
DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20206976893645
12-201918822475
9-20194390

Back of the envelope:
  • water: 8.34 pounds/gallons
  • 8.34 * 11,424,783 gallons = 95,282,690 pounds
  • water by mass = 89.13993%
  • 0.8913993 * total mass = 95,282,690 pounds
  • total mass = 106,891,143 pounds of which 95,282,590 pounds was water
  • non-water proppant: 11.61 million lbs
  • so, we'll see for this middle Bakken CLR well in Banks oil field;
Completion strategies here for CLR:
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Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh

From various sources:
  • the gifts:
    • gold: no explanation needed
    • frankincense: a perfume
    • myrrh: an anointing oil; embalming ointment; penitential incense in funerals and cremations; 
  • Eastern Orthodox Church: the sacraments of chrismation and/or unction, traditionally scented with myrrh; receiving either of these sacraments commonly referred to as "receiving the myrrh"
  • so, then incense: Raoul McLaughlin devotes an entire chapter to incense in his book, The Roman Empire and the Indian Ocean: The Ancient World Economy & The Kingdomesof Africa, Arabia, and India, c. 2014, 2018.
"Incense: A Unique Product," Chapter Three, 22 pages, but then is carried throughout the rest of the book.  
  • introduction
  • origins and the use of incense
  • medicines
  • flavourings
  • personal fragrances
  • balsam
  • profits from balsam
  • Roman balsam
Further notes will be recorded elsewhere.

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Nagi

Friend of Sophia's here in the apartment complex. 

As an Indian name.

Rhymes with "soggy" or "doggy."

From familyeducation:
  • Muslim: variant of Arabic Naji, from an Arabic word meaning "close friend." Najiullah ‘friend of Allah’ is an epithet of the Prophet Muhammad. 
  • Indian (Panjab/Punjab): Hindu and Sikh name based on the name of a subgroup of the Tank goldsmiths of the Panjab, from Sanskrit nāgī "one with serpents," which is an epithet of the god Shiva
The "crossover/association" between Muslim and Punjab makes sense. At one time, part of the Mughal (Muslim) Empire. In 1947, the Partition of Punjab: to the northwest: Pakistan (Islam); to the southeast, far northern India (Sikhism). 

BR's Renegade Wells -- March 15, 2020

Updates

New Permits


December 30, 2020:

  • 38050, conf, BR, Renegade 14-10TFH, Sand Creek, 290FSL 541 FWL, SWSW 10-153-97;
  • 38053, conf, BR, Renegade 14-10MBH, Sand Creek, 290FSL 676 FWL, SWSW 10-153-97;

Original Post

The wells, all at the south line and drilling to the north. The wells on these pads drilling to the south are Chuckwagon wells:

  • 33023, conf-->SI/A-->F/A, BR, Renegade 24-10 MBH, Sand Creek, first production, 9/20; t--; cum 29K 10/20; cum 93K 2/21;
  • 33024, drl/A-->F/A, BR, Renegade 24-10 TFH, Sand Creek, first production, 10/20; t--; cum 21K 10/20; cum 77K 2/21;
  • 32925, 13 (no typo, but not atypical of BR IPs), BR, Renegade 34-10 MBH, Sand Creek, note the chronological number; t12/18; cum 189K 8/20; remains off line 10/20; very intermittent production; cum 216K 2/21;
  • 20777, 2,405, BR, Renegade 34-10 TFH, Sand Creek, again, note the chronological number; t9/12; cum 78K 10/20; off line 1/19; remains off line 1/20; was never a good well; 5 stages; 461,700 lbs proppant; cum 78K 2/12; after being off line for three months, back on line 2/21;
  • 32924, dry, BR, Renegade 34-15TFH, Sand Creek, drilled to depth but cement casing/liner problem;
  • 36301, conf-->SI/A-->F/A, BR, Renegade 34-15TFH-R, Sand Creek, first production, 9/20; t--; cum 61K 2/21;
  • 32934, 276, BR, Renegade 24-10 MBH, Sand Creek, t12/18; cum 227K 8/20; remains off line 10/20; back on line 11/20; came back nicely; cum 245K 2/21;
Full production profile to date for #32934:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-2020311051910527139974676445696231
BAKKEN12-20193110463104521361043503426890
BAKKEN11-20192612186121371442139050354452965
BAKKEN10-20193110198101471261733442326230
BAKKEN9-2019301411814188145354513444156303
BAKKEN8-2019311614616223139634958948557425
BAKKEN7-2019311644516292139324720546443209
BAKKEN6-201930123811251611675364672519110855
BAKKEN5-201931153801542114828409022932811057
BAKKEN4-20193016809166901637735015309183515
BAKKEN3-201931221862226121880489552935718991
BAKKEN2-20192822709225671630017230167160
BAKKEN1-201915789078578226774874940
BAKKEN12-20181102496614323420940840

"Flattening The Curve" And Killing Open Borders -- March 15, 2020

Link here.
The Trump administration has a plan, of course, and limiting travel from areas where the virus is widespread is part of it. The Democrats’ open borders ideology is so deeply engrained that even in the midst of a public health crisis, it prevails over everything else [Biden still calling for open borders; no travel restrictions].
Thursday was also the day when House Democrats quietly shelved their bill limiting the president’s power to restrict foreign travel.

Link here.
House Democrat leaders on Thursday withdrew from the calendar a floor vote on a bill targeting President Trump’s travel restrictions, to the dismay of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), which advocates against what critics describe as the “Muslim ban.”

CAIR, which calls itself the nation’s biggest Muslim civil rights and advocacy group, called on Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) “to recommit to rescheduling a vote” on the legislation, and urged Americans to “ask their member of Congress to support the immediate rescheduling of this important measure.”Although the bill was introduced long before the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, Republicans drew attention to the fact that the legal authority it targets is the authority that enabled Trump to move quickly last month to deny entry to any foreign national who has visited China in the 14 days prior to arrival.

That same authority – Section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) – allowed the president this week to expand that restriction to apply to 26 European countries in the Schengen zone.

Democrats pushed back against that criticism, arguing that the bill is aimed at what they call the “Muslim ban,” not the federal government’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.), who introduced the National Origin-Based Antidiscrimination for Nonimmigrants (NO BAN) Act in April last year, complained that Republicans were being “dishonest” about her bill.
It's amazing how close the US House came to passing a really, really bad bill. Banning travel from Europe and the UK/Ireland pretty much puts the lie to the anti-Muslim / racist overtones. 

Schengen Zone?
Schengen Area, signifies a zone where 26 European countries, abolished their internal borders, for the free and unrestricted movement of people, in harmony with common rules for controlling external borders and fighting criminality by strengthening the common judicial system and police cooperation.
Schengen Area covers most of the EU countries, except Ireland and the countries that are soon to be part of: Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia and Cyprus. Although not members of the EU, countries like: Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Lichtenstein are also part of the Schengen zone.
And the Dems blame Trump? 


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Case Studies

On February 28, 2020, I wrote the following - case studies for the future:

  • South Korea: will be incredibly interesting from many aspects; 
    • South Korea may indeed be "the model" for the US
  • Italy: could be the model for the EU
  • Iran: third world country; method of containment: trucks driving down city streets spraying germicides;
  • Russia: a fairly closed society
Update, March 15, 2020: Iran reports biggest single-day jump of coronavirus deaths as president rules out quarantine. Iran is also "working" to keep its borders open. Of course, they can. No other country will allow anyone to return from Iran, and anyone foolish to enter Iran at this time is ... well, foolish.   

Timing Is Everything -- But It's All Luck -- Planning Has Become Impossible -- March 15, 2020

Who would have thought a respiratory pandemic would have resulted in a toilet paper shortage pandemic? Impossible to plan.

This reminds me of the 50's when everyone in America was building a fallout shelter in their basements or root cellars.

Highly recommend folks start hoarding (one assumes water and electricity will not be interrupted):
  • charcoal briquets, environmentally-friendly starter cubes/flats
  • frozen steaks (one may want to purchase a second freezer for essentials)
  • liquor, mixers, olives
  • chocolate (liquor is quicker, but candy is dandy, or is the other way around?)
  • batteries, chargers, extension cords
  • ammo
  • paper products (if you have not already started, it's too late)
  • air freshener
  • Raid
This is why folks are hoarding: retail stores will start to close. First to announce nationwide closing: Nike.


Big winner in all this? Amazon. Amazon has run out of some essentials already but if you order now, you will be on the "list" when "stuff" starts to become available. For some items I've ordered, first available delivery, for example, is April 15, 2020.

Best analogy for this panic? A massive hurricane. But instead of a regional panic, it's nationwide. Have to think that way. Plan accordingly. If so, indicator to watch? Waffle House. If Waffle House closes down, double down on your stockpiling. The good news? You won't need to worry about gasoline -- there will be no reason to drive anywhere. You won't need to worry about gasoline? Something tells me I'm wrong on that one.

Starbucks: starting tomorrow -- no more "sit-down" in Starbucks. Drive-through only and pick-up at the counter -- and then get out. Pretty funny.

Ski resorts: shut down. Sophia got her year of skiing in just in time! Wow.

Camping out at home. This is beginning to feel more and more like camping out at home. I'm lovin' it.

Question: why are there still toilet paper ads on television? TP is selling itself, to coin a phrase.

Me? Breakfast at home. From this:


              To this:


President with emergency powers. Low hanging fruit, one example:
  • if you have nothing but W-2s and "1099s" -- you have the option of filing this year. The IRS already had that information. Simply send in a postcard with name, age, dependents, and whether you want to donate $1 to President Trump's re-election campaign.
  • My hunch: 75% of Americans have only W-2s and 1099s. Refunds? That's really the only reason 75% of Americans file in the first place -- other than it's the law. 
Crisis: this is really the opportunity for Americans to change some of their habits. I'm lovin' it.

Flaring: Triples Over Two Years In The Permian -- March 15, 2020

Published in S&P Global Platts back on March 6, 2020. The Permian:
  • flaring triples 
  • tightening of regulations likely
  • federal government could start regulatory push next year (2021)
By the way, this is a big deal here in Texas -- lots of ads.
Flaring, or burning off associated natural gas during oil production, has roughly tripled in two years in the Permian. And, as flaring has skyrocketed, so have the calls to curb it. But there is little agreement on how that should be done.
"We want to reduce flaring ... the question is how we do it," Texas Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton recently told reporters.
Sitton, a Republican, lost his re-election campaign in this week's primary election. James Wright, the Republican who defeated him, has yet to outline a plan for flaring. But both Democrats still vying for their party's nomination in November's election have said they plan to make the state's flaring permitting process stricter.
Either Democrat faces long odds of victory in November, but even if one bucks Texas voting trends, it is unclear how much one new member of the three-member commission may be able to do.
To put this in perspective (with a bit of hyperbole): replace Lynn Helms with St Greta.

Okay: a lot of hyperbole. But somehow I needed to understand why this has become such a big political issue in Texas. I think it was the #1 political ad running in Texas before the primary.

Again, going into the general election:
Sitton, a Republican, lost his re-election campaign in this week's primary election. James Wright, the Republican who defeated him, has yet to outline a plan for flaring.
But both Democrats still vying for their party's nomination in November's election have said they plan to make the state's flaring permitting process stricter.

The Year Ahead -- CLR, Oasis, And Toilet Paper -- March 15, 2020

One could say that for all intents and purposes, there are only a handful of operators still "really" active in Bakken. CLR is one of them. See this week's list of wells coming off the confidential list.

Years ago, it was my impression that Whiting was looking for a buyer.

This is going to be a really, really tough year for shale operators.

Harold Hamm will celebrate his 75th birthday just before Christmas this year (December 11, 2020).

Disclaimer: this is not an investment site.  Do not make any investment, financial, job, career, travel, or relationship decisions based on what you read here or think you may have read here.

Oasis: February, 2020, presentation.

Analysis: Columbia Energy Exchange -- why this oil crash is different

Re-posting in case anyone missed it:

Oasis: Feburary, 2020 -- Presentation

Oasis: February, 2020, presentation (website here);
  • net acres:
    • Williston: 408K
    • Delaware: 25K
  • average rigs in 2020:
    • Williston: 2
    • Delaware: 2
  • 2020 gross op completions:
    • Williston: 45 - 55
    • Delaware: 20 -25
  • 4Q19 production (rounded):
    • Williston: 80,000 boepd
    • Delaware: 8 boepd
  • Plays in the Bakken:
    • top-tier
      • Montana
      • Red Bank
      • Painted Woods
      • Indian Hills (sic)
      • Wild Basin
      • South Cottonwood
      • Alger
    • additional upside
      • North Cottonwood
      • "State Line" -- east Montana (Roosevelt) / west North Dakota (Williams)
    • portfolio strategy:
      Bakken: cornerstone asset delivering + free cash flow
    • Delaware: repeatable, capital efficient growth
  • top tier returns:
    • Bakken; peer leading well productivity with lower well costs
    • Delaware: development mode improves capital productivity
  • free cash flow
    • Bakken: significant FCF generation to fund Delaware and repay debt
    • Delaware: growth engine to reach FCF inflection
  • Delaware
    • bolt-on success
    • added 1,800 acres in 2019
  • Delaware:
    • drilling days: ~ 25 days
    • well costs: ~$8.6 million 
  • Bakken:
    • drilling days: ~ 7 days
    • well costs: $7.8 million (which, by the way, seems to be a bit on the high side)
  • E&P operating cost structure, per bbls
    • the small print says the 2018 and 2019 data includes both the Bakken and the Delaware
    • interestingly, in big print bubble: "Oasis is a top oil and gas producer in the Williston Basin
      • 2014: $38.86/boe
      • 2018: $22.99/boe
      • $22.21/boe
  • comment: costs significantly higher in the Delaware than the Bakken
    • if one were to exclude the Delaware, costs/boe would be slight less, but probably not all that much; the ratio of Bakken to Delaware is 10:1
  • very concerning: 2020 plan 
    • positive free cash flow at $55 WTI
    • cash flow neutral at $50 WTI
  • midstream
    • Bakken: OMP
    • Delaware: Panther DevCo 
  • of note:
    • Oasis testing a three mile lateral in south Cottonwood
      • a reader might know where this well is -- I don't see it
      • a lot of Cottonwood locations are not PNC'd
      • Oasis does have two pads in south Cottonwood with four wells each all on loc status; I check four of them; none of them were extended long laterals;
  • the big takeaway from this presentation: when, if ever, does the Delaware become profitable for Oasis?
    • same number of rigs in both plays (2)
    • will complete twice as many wells in the Bakken as the Permian in CY 2020
    • 2019: Bakken produced 10x production compared to Permian with same number of rigs
Flashback:
Oasis shares have tumbled 21 percent following last week’s disclosure, pointing to growing tension between oil producers looking to invest in their future and investors demanding better returns.
Oasis said the $946 million cash-and-stock investment secures a premier foothold in the Delaware basin area of the Permian, the nation’s fastest-growing oil field, while spreading its costs over a wider drilling footprint.
Oasis is buying the land from Forge Energy LLC, a private company backed by some of the same investors who funded Oasis when it was founded in 2007. At a cost of about $46,600 an acre, the deal is among the most-expensive this year in the Permian, according to data from PLS, an oil and gas research firm.

Chief Executive Officer Tommy Nusz said in an interview that Oasis is not running out of opportunities in the Bakken, where he said it has at least 16 years of drilling ahead of it, and adding that Permian land will improve economies of scale by spreading costs. 
The agreement, expected to close in February 2018, covers 20,300 net acres across Loving, Ward, Winkler, and Reeves counties in Texas.
November production from the assets totaled 3,500 boe/d from 601 gross operated locations (76% working interest) and 507 net core locations targeting the Wolfcamp A, B, and C and the Bone Spring formations.
  • $1 billion / 20,000 net acres = $50,000 / acre  
Permian vs the Bakken in a WTI beatdown.

Bottom line: Oasis has had their play in the Permian for two full years. They have two rigs in each play. In one play: 80,000 boepd. In the other play, 8,000 boepd. And per their February presentation, Oasis has some of the best locations in the Permian.

Initial Production For Wells Coming Off Confidential List This Next Week -- March 15, 2020

Note:
35776, conf, Whiting, Anderson 34-21-2H, Glass Bluff,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-2020170081631
12-2019197116705
11-20192281311673
10-2019261042343
9-201954490

35384, conf, CLR, Palmer 6-25H, Haystack Butte,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
11-20197620
9-20194450

31792, conf, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-96-13A-24-7H, Keene,

36449, conf, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Chase Douglas 2-32-29-159N-100W MBH, Blue Ridge,

36443, conf, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Chase Douglas 32-29-159N-100W MBH, Blue Ridge,

35163, conf, CLR, Uhlman Federal 11-7H1, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20203012645847
12-2019576900
9-20193420

34848, conf, CLR, Pittsburgh 5-18H1, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20202798537599
12-201913201855
9-20191000

34846, conf, CLR, Patterson Federal 8-13HSL1, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20202096228895
12-20192495933929
11-20192002925541
10-201935645262
9-20194290

31793, conf, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-96-13A-24-1HS, Charlson,

34853, conf, CLR, Uhlman Federal 4-7HSL, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20203919055117
12-20192840239171
11-20192586833864
10-201964789730
9-20198100

34375, conf, White Butte, Jore Federal 3-12H, Clarks Creek,

36944, conf, CLR, LCU Jessie 4-24H1, Long Creek,

35777, conf, Whiting, Anderson 34-21H, Glass Bluff,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-2020148161466
12-2019156245308
11-20191627011875
10-2019243982235
9-201956530

31794, conf, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-7C-31-1HS, Charlson,

36857, conf, Resonance Exploration, Resonance Greene 15-23H, wildcat,

36301, conf, BR, Renegade 34-15TFH-R, Sand Creek,
 
36143, conf, CLR, Uhlman Federal 10X-7H, 33-053-08964, Banks, FracFocus data here,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20206976893645
12-201918822475
9-20194390

35161, conf, CLR, Uhlman Federal 9-7H1,  Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20202781846755
12-20198181450
9-20192390

 34850, conf, CLR, Pittsburgh 7-18H1, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20202670739293
12-20198131035
9-20194350

34847, conf, CLR, Pittsburgh 4-18HSL, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20203675849822
12-20192730135684
11-20192345030738

34378, conf, White Butte, Jore Federal 4-12H, Clarks Creek,

34373, conf, White Butte Oil Operations, LLC, Jore Federal 11-12TFH, Clarks Creek,

33806, conf, BR, CCU Gopher 6-2-15TFH, Corral Creek,

34854, conf, CLR, Uhlman Federal 5-7H1, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20203969665987
12-201922543447
9-20194650

 34852, conf, CLR, Kuhn 8-12HSL1, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20202177432017
12-20192814438617
11-20192423933883

34849, conf, CLR, Pittsburgh 6-18H, Banks,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
1-20204237654773
12-201913231631
9-20198190

34377, conf, White Butte Oil Operations, Jore Federal 10-12TFH, Clarks Creek,

36943, drl, CLR, LCU Jessie 3-24H, Long Creek,

36942, drl, CLR, LCU Jessie 2-24H1, Long Creek,

35160, 1,050, CLR, Pittsburgh 11-18H1, Banks,

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-2020292334723830387653369232985654
BAKKEN12-2019312229322348376203187031285121
BAKKEN11-20193027296273534545838307376350
BAKKEN10-2019107024635612284102829348934
BAKKEN9-201940005840584

35159, conf, CLR, Pittsburgh 10-18H, Banks,

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-2020181492315319131552056520134399
BAKKEN12-201931177671781628825249912453295
BAKKEN11-20193021973221583522529148286370
BAKKEN10-2019107116643912445104179471946
BAKKEN9-201940007150715

35158, conf, CLR, Pittsburgh 9-18H1, Banks,

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-2020312101220953432753276232075636
BAKKEN12-201912842778233683621
BAKKEN11-20190000000
BAKKEN10-20190000000
BAKKEN9-2019315315345485020502

34856, conf, CLR, Uhlman Federal 7-7H1, Banks,

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-20203143201431254561159358581141151
BAKKEN12-201922376231724943327326613
BAKKEN11-20190000000
BAKKEN10-20190000000
BAKKEN9-2019439939911558900890

34855, conf, CLR Uhlman Federal 6-7H, Banks,

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-20203156395562905231078835771821529
BAKKEN12-201922883281127183822375214
BAKKEN11-20190000000
BAKKEN10-20190000000
BAKKEN9-2019343743719578110811
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