This well is still on "DRL" status. It was spud 3/10/11. It has produced almost 100,000 bbls of light, sweet crude to date (97,830 as of 6/12).
- 20323, drl, BR, Midnight run 11-1MBH, Union Center, s3/11; cum 97,830 bbls 6/12; (at 98K bbls produced, no IP had been reported)
Other random updates:
- 19690, 2,884, BR, Mazama 44-21H, Westberg, Bakken, t7/12; cum 125K 6/12; not even a full year of production, and > 125,00 bbls
- 19764, 3,249, BEXP, Vachal 3-34 1H, Alger, Bakken, t5/11; cum 142K 6/12; just over a year old;
- 20079, 2,760, Whiting, Obrigewitch 21-16TFH, Bell, t2/12; cum 117K 6/12;
Maybe the rig numbers are dropping in last several weeks because of wells like these and a limited /constrained take away capacity..Many Bakken producers in their Earnings CC's indicated they had a handle onlease acreage.. So if there is no fear for loosing acreage, and the price of Bakken oil is compressed because of current capacity why drill. i realize this many only effect approx 10 % of the rigs, but is that not what the rig number is down??
ReplyDeleteBesides the best storage place in the world is in the ground.better then the US $$ in the Bank..
Absolutely.
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