Thursday, July 26, 2012

Nine (9) New Permits -- Daily Activity Report -- July 26, 2012 -- Several Nice Wells; Is OXY USA Getting Better IPs?

Nine (9) new permits -- July 26, 2012
  • Operators: XTO (4), Fidelity, Crescent Point Energy, Legacy Oil, Liberty Resources, and CLR
  • Fields: Avoca (Williams), Glass Bluff (McKenzie), North Souris (Bottineau), Little Muddy (Williams), Heart Butte (Dunn), Midway (Williams), Stanley (Mountrail)
Wells coming off the confidential list:
  • 19835, 711, Hess/American Oil, Skjei Midwest trust 15-35H, Rainbow, t5/12; cum 12K 5/12;
  • 20601, 1,059, EOG, Mandaree 16-04H, Squaw Creek, t5/12; cum 10K 5/12; spacing: E2
  • 21264, 509, OXY USA, Emil Veverka 2-1-20H-143-95, Murphy Creek, t1/12; cum 14K 5/12;
  • 21534, 783, Petro-Hunt, Zabolotny 144-98-3A-10-1H, Little Knife, t5/12; cum 781 bbls 5/12;
  • 21635, 681, OXY USA, State Dukart 1-24-13H-143-95, Murphy Creek, t5/12; cum10K 5/12;
  • 21658, 901, KOG, Grizzly 149-104-15-12-1-2H, Mondak, t4/12; cum 8K 51/2;
  • 21786, 1,494, Denbury Onshore, Rink 12-4ESH, Garden, t4/12; cum 19K 5/12;
  • 21991, 1,134, Zenergy, Schmitz 4-9H, Indian Hill, t4/12; cum 23K 5/12;
  • 21996, 380, SM Energy, Torgeson 14-19HN, West Ambrose,  t6/12; cum 956 bbls 5/12;
Producing wells completed:
  • 20590, 493, Zavanna, Skogen 17-20 1H,
  • 19429, 683, CLR, Hunter 1-8H,
  • 21295, 979, CLR, Peterson 156-99-29-32-1H,
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Note for the Granddaughters

We had a great day in southern California. We took the bikes to the end of Gaffey Street in San Pedro, and then explored the Pacific Coast. I was quite surprised that the older granddaughter found dozens of hermit crabs in the tide pool. She really knows her marine biology. The younger one knows no fear. She loved the biking.


6 comments:

  1. Quoting another country's expression: "Good on Ya, mate!"

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  2. Love the pictures! Thanks.

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    1. Of course, had I been in the Bakken, the photos would have been of oil wells/rigs, etc., but yes, I got a kick out of these photos. Thanks for taking time to comment.

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  3. WSJ editorial on why delaying Keystone allowed Canadian tar sands to land in the hands of the Chinese


    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444025204577547074156244672.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_AboveLEFTTop

    A New York Times story on Williston. Some of the comments are downright scary

    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/26/opinion/collins-where-the-jobs-are.html?_r=1

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    1. Great links, thank you. I have posted them as stand-alone posts or added them to a stand-alone post.

      The NY Times article was great:

      The New York Times went to Williston and this is all they could find on the downside due to the boom: traffic, housing challenges, and dust. That was it. Traffic, housing, and dust.

      What they did not find: terrorists; roadside bombs; starvation; empty shelves; lack of water, sewer, electricity; joblessness; gouging at the grocery stores;problems with fracking; oil spills; derailments; lack of shelter. All they found was traffic, housing challenges, and dust.

      My hunch is the journalist never really went to Williston; she posted her story from Ohio. Had she actually been in Williston, she would have mentioned mosquitoes.

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