Operators: Zenergy (2), Whiting (2), CLR, Helis, Legacy, Chimney Sweep
Fields: Pronghorn, Twin Valley, Corinth, Grail
Legacy and Chimney Sweep each have a permit for a wildcat, on in Bottineau County and one in Stark County.
The Chimney Sweep well, Hondl 21-1, a wildcat in Stark County is listed as confidential, and is Chimney Sweep's only active permit/well. Chimney Sweep had one other permit, 16945, Ridl 16-1, that was placed on the temporarily abandoned (TA) list last month. These two wells, Hondl and Ridl were in adjoining townships. The Ridl well targeted the Lodgepole. These wells are southwest and south of Dickinson, in the general area where other Lodgepole mounds have been targeted, some successful.
Sixteen (16) wells released from "tight hole" status. Eleven were completed; one was a salt water disposal well. Some of the better wells:
- 20408, 1,824, Whiting, Kummer 34-21H, McKenzie
- 20985, 1,049, ERF, Hawaii 148-94-23A-1H, Dunn
- 21152, 901, CLR, Mack 4-2H, McKenzie
- 20226, 1,598, Helis, Moberg 4-20/21H, McKenzie
- 20712, 2,575, BEXP, Topaz 20-17 1H, McKenzie
- 20744, PNC, MRO, Janene Knudsvig 24-8H
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Got it just in time. Thanks.
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I have a page all about how one well can make all the difference for some companies.....
DeleteWere these permits issued yesterday or applied for yesterday?
ReplyDeleteThe eight (8) "new" permits I reference at the top of the page were issued by NDIC. I assume they are issued the day they are posted in the daily activity report. Whether the operator gets notified earlier or not I do not know. But the eight permits have a NDIC number that will remain with the well "forever."
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