Fields: Murphy Creek, Sanish, McGregory Buttes, Stockyard Creek, Clear Water, Willmen, Big Butte and one wildcat.
It appears the two BR wells in Murphy Creek will be on one pad; if not, the two wells are still very, very close to each other.
Newfield's wildcat is north of Williston, just a mile southeast of Grenora. It is in section 18-159-102. One section over are two wells in section 17-159-102. One of those sites has a rig on site:
- 19635, rig on site, Newfield, Christensen 159-102-17-20-1H, wildcat
- 19977, confidential, Newfield, Christensen 159-102-8-5-1H, wildcat
For a little field, Stockyard Creek, east of Williston, sure is active. Zavanna has the new Stockyard Creek permit: 20439, Thelma 1-21H.
I have not been impressed with the Clear Water wells but EOG keeps drilling there and keeps adding permits.
North Dakota is on track to issue 1,853 permits this calendar year.
Newfield is drilling a multi-well off of one pad at 150-99-21 (H&P 286) but it is not on the active drilling list. Makes you wonder how many drilling rigs are really active in North Dakota.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that interesting. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDelete(It's possible the Pony Express riders have not been able to reach Bismarck with the news about that Newfield rig.)
When I look at the number of rigs some drillers have had, and what they show now, I think right now there could be as many as 175 active rigs, about 10 more than are showing now.
I assume "H&P 286" stands for Helmerich and Payne who manufacture the FlexRigs (whether or not this is a FlexRig is another story):
http://milliondollarway.blogspot.com/2011/01/flexrigs.html.
Very, very interesting. Thank you.