A Shoutout to Australian Readers. (Off-topic, but fun.)
Another Orion Belt for Hess.
119: New Record for Number of Active Rigs in North Dakota.
Good News for CLR: the Fine Print.
Two New Permits for American Energy.
Two Monster Wells for BEXP.
Wind Energy Stories.
American Energy (AEZ) Update.
North Dakota Ranked #1 Among 50 States for Growth Over Past 10 Years.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
North Dakota On Track for 1252 New Permits in 2010
With seven (7) more permits granted today, North Dakota is on track to issue 1,252 new permits this calendar year (2010). This well exceeds any past year in the current boom.
For comparison with other years, click here.
For comparison with other years, click here.
Surprise, Surprise, Surprise! Fidelity Gets Two New Permits
Fidelity has one (1) rig in the North Dakota Bakken and during the current boom, it sold or transferred much of its North Dakota Bakken assets to Oasis.
But today, I see that Fidelity was granted two permits in the Sanish, #19080 and #19081, the Domaskin 19-20-29H in Lot 2, section 19-154N-92W; and, the Lynn 19-20-29H, in the NWNE subquadrant of section 19-154N-92W. These wells are not on the same pad and sit in same area as two earlier Fidelity wells with IPs between 600 and 1000 (before IPs were inflated somewhat less than they are now).
For newcomers to this blog, within the very prolific Bakken, there are two particularly good fields, the Parshall, essentially "owned" by EOG; and its neighbor to the west, the Sanish, practically owned by Whiting.
But today, I see that Fidelity was granted two permits in the Sanish, #19080 and #19081, the Domaskin 19-20-29H in Lot 2, section 19-154N-92W; and, the Lynn 19-20-29H, in the NWNE subquadrant of section 19-154N-92W. These wells are not on the same pad and sit in same area as two earlier Fidelity wells with IPs between 600 and 1000 (before IPs were inflated somewhat less than they are now).
For newcomers to this blog, within the very prolific Bakken, there are two particularly good fields, the Parshall, essentially "owned" by EOG; and its neighbor to the west, the Sanish, practically owned by Whiting.
Brad Olson - deja vu all over again.
A year or so ago when BEXP desperately needed some good news, it got it in the form of the "first" Brad Olson and Olson wells northwest of Williston. Today, BEXP was granted two new permits for two additional "Brad Olson" wells to be drilled in the same section: 9-154N-102W, the Brad Olson 9-16 3H and the Brad Olson 9-16 2H, #19085 and #19086, respectively. These two wells should be drilled on the same pad just to the west of the original Brad Olson.
The "Olson" and "Brad Olson" were "twin" wells northwest of Williston that spurred new interest in this area:
17513, BEXP, 1,160, Olson 10-15H 1-H, at 13 months = 100,000 bbls cumulative
18175, BEXP, 2,125, Brad Olson 9-16 1-H
The "Olson" and "Brad Olson" were "twin" wells northwest of Williston that spurred new interest in this area:
17513, BEXP, 1,160, Olson 10-15H 1-H, at 13 months = 100,000 bbls cumulative
18175, BEXP, 2,125, Brad Olson 9-16 1-H
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