Three times in the past 72 hours I have come across the term "super-frack" or references to the same.
The first time I heard the phrase, "super-frack," was in the 2010 Enercom NOG presentation. The CEO mentioned a 42-stage frack, recently completed.
That reminded me of my recent posting of a 40-stage frack just now being reported.
And, then, of course, that took me back to the very first time that knowledgeable sources talked about super-fracks. Or at least the first time I posted a reference to super-fracks.
Just a reminder: Helmerich and Payne is moving two high performance rigs into the Bakken.
Just saying.
I personally can't stand this clip (any more) but I could not resist:
Disney
Update, September 9, 2010: BEXP announces two wells that will be 38-stage fracks -- the Wright 44-33 1-H (currently fracking); and, Clifford Bakke, to be fracked in October. These wells directly offset BEXP's two 5,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day IP wells.
The associated article on "high performance rigs" fails to provide any definition of the expression.
ReplyDeleteYou are correct. I thought about that when I posted that link. My mind often wanders off in unrelated tangents.
ReplyDeleteHaving said that, the link to Mary Poppins is even more disturbing.
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I am excited and eager to see the results of the two high performance rigs coming in. I expect them to be supercalifragilisticexpilidocious.