Operators: Samson Resources (2), Corinthian (2), Hunt, Hess
Fields: North Souris, Parshall, Larson
Samson has two wildcats, one in Divide County and one in Williams County.
Corinthian has two permits in North Souris, Bottineau County.
Twenty-one (21) wells were released from the "confidential" list; only eight (8) were completed/fracked, including (for all wells released, click here):
- 20217, 1,755, Whiting, Brehm 41-35XH, Mountrail County; 30 stages; 2.47 million lbs
- 20359, 96, Dakota-3, Bear Den 24-13H2, McKenzie County; 12 stages; 2.73 million lbs
- 20364, 20, OXY USA, Jacobson 160-90-6-P-1H, Burke County
- 19180, 1,272, OXY USA, Lamey 1-30-31H-143-96, Fayette, Bakken,
- 20753, 231, Hunt, Redwing 1-3-10H 1, McKenzie County, Bear Butte field, 21 stages; 2.3 million lbs sand frac
- 20790, 2,691, (3,691 according to the file report), BEXP, Brown 3-19 2H, Mountrail County; 37 stages; 3.93 million pounds (2.4 million pounds of which were ceramics)
- 20936, 1,481, Denbury Onshore, Loomer 24-34SEH, McKenzie County, 26 stages; 1.9 million lbs sand/ceramics
Hunt, among others, uses "abbreviations"; (Denbury uses similar markers). These are the geologic markers used by Hunt in its Redwing 1-3-10H-1 well (and Denbury's Loomer 24-34SEH):
K-P: 1,820 (Denbury: K-P)Note the extremely low IPs in two of the cases.
K-GH: 4,795 (Denbury: K-GH)
K-M: 5,240 (Denbury: K-M)
K-N: (Denbury: K-N)
K-IK: 5,650 (Denbury: K-IK)
J-S: 5,980 (Denbury: J-S)
J-R: 6,547 (Denbury: J-R)
(Denbury: Duham Salt)
T-S: 7,100 (Denbury: T-S)
PM-MK: 7,592 (Denbury: PM-MK)
(Denbury PM-OP)
PM-BC: 7,890 (Denbury: PM-BC)
(Denbury PN-T)
(Denbury: Otter)
M-BS: 8,400
M-KL: 8,690 (Denbury: M-KL)
M-MD: 8,848
M-DR: 9,420
M-MDLS: 9,480 (Denbury: M-MDLS) Base Last Salt?
(Denbury: Mission Canyon)
M-MDFA: 9,700 False Bakken (altho False Bkn should be just above the Upper Bakken)
M-MDLP: 10,195 (Denbury: M-MDLP) Lodgepole?
(Denbury: Scallion)
(Denbury: MD-B)
Good News: Judge throws out bird kill case.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/226829/
Incredible. I will post this as a stand-alone. Thank you. Restores a bit of sanity.
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ReplyDelete2. There must be a better way to get into it.
3. Mostly not Bakken
But, I have wanted to see some of the DUG/DUO presentations, but did not know how. This is it. There is a lot of good stuff.
But, to get it, click on the video, then you get one after another, more than one on each video, bumper music to wake the dead, and limited control.
Yet, there is some very interesting stuff, even though it is old.
The random topics are both good and bad. Like a box of chocolate, you never know what you will get next.
There are some Bakken topics, and it comes up in other topics.
So, click and enjoy for hour after hour, if it interests you.
Be patient between topics, and be ready to mute for 10 seconds.
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http://www.oilandgasinvestor.com/s/Exploration-Production-Rig-Count/?ch=nav-sub-ep
This is superb on so many levels. I have just listened to the first five minutes of the first presentation, and you are correct: excellent.
ReplyDeleteOne of the nice things, one can run it in the background, listen to it, while doing other things.
In addition, it reminded me to link Oil and Gas Investor, something I've been meaning to do for quite some time, but keep forgetting.
By the way, I see that this conference was held in my current hometown: San Antonio.