Information of a more general nature, including IPs of wells that came off the confidential list over the weekend and today, is in the post below. Scroll down.
Now, regarding:
- 21860, 100, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Paopao 35-26-158N-100W, Dublin, t3/12; cum 28K 7/12;
Production data:
| Completion Data Pool: BAKKEN Perfs: 10543-20517 Comp: 3/8/2012 Status: F Date: 3/14/2012 Spacing: 2SEC Cumulative Production Data Pool: BAKKEN Cum Oil: 27659 Cum MCF Gas: 13806 Cum Water: 22625 Production Test Data IP Test Date: 3/14/2012 Pool: BAKKEN IP Oil: 100 IP MCF: 74 IP Water:1561 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Monthly Production Data
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Thank you so much for filling in my mistake I missed last night... yes it was supposed to be 100 not 110...
ReplyDeleteI had a few more novice questions after looking at the report.
1. What dies well status "F" mean?
2. Well spacing is two sections. How many acres is this oil well servicing?
I really appreciate your help,
Mark
1. "F" means it is "flowing" without a pump. When/if a pump is put on, the "F" will change to "AL" for artificial lift. Almost all Bakken wells are eventually put on a pump, though some are not. Most (?) of these have a pump put on within the first six months but it varies significantly. A pump does not change the EUR of a well.
ReplyDelete2. A section is 640 acres; two section is 1280 acres. The actual number of acres in any specific spacing unit can vary a bit (it's been discussed over at the Bakken Shale Discussion Group) but is unimportant unless one is a mineral owner. In this case, the sundry sheet at the well file says this spacing unit is 1280 acres.
Bruce,
ReplyDeleteThanks for helping a newbie out with such basic questions. :)
Mark
1. I'm sure you are not the only one with basic questions.
Delete2. I learn a lot from readers' questions and comments, also.