Flaring At Wanner - The Bakken, North Dakota, USA

Updates

October 30, 2014: a Three Forks well. PA; last produced July 2014; t1/12; cum 10K 7/14;

July 14, 2013: enquiring minds are following this well. Note: this well is being taken off-line for some unexplained reason: it is on-line only a few days each month for the past several months.

August 17, 2012: soon to be a SWD well? 6K as of 6/12;  I'm not sure what this well was all about. Here's a piece of the geologist's summary: "...Wanner 44-23H...spudded on October 5, 2011. This was to be an Upper Devonian Three Forks horizontal well. The vertical section of the well was a pilot hole drilled down to the Devonian Nisku formation and then logged. This was to enable the directional drillers to calculate the necessary parameters for building the curve and landing depth. The logs would also provide a gamma ray profile of the intended target and provide a visual display of the formation for horizontal drilling." Okay.  16 stages and 1.4 million lbs of proppant.
April 5, 2012: The Wanner is off the confidential list:

• 19705, 42, Fidelity, Wanner 44-23H, Bakken, Stark County; s10/11; t1/12; pump; cum 8,394 bbls (not a typo) 5/13; still listed as a wildcat;

Original Post

Since some folks may not read the comments, this was sent to me (as a comment overnight):

• Wanner 44-23H has tanks being put on site and flaring started 1/8/12. 

See comment below: could this be targeting the Tyler formation?