Friday, November 30, 2012

Only Two (2) New Permits; Slawson, BR, and Whiting Each With a Nice Well

Maybe a reader will know the answer to this question: 
Burlington Resources has a permit for another "Midnight Run" well in the Union Center oil field. There is a "new" abbreviation in the name: "ULW" ---
  • #24537, loc, BR, Midnight Horse 11-1MBH-ULW
I'm curious if anyone knows what the designation "ULW" means. 
Thank you.

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New permits -- 
  • Operators: BR, Slawson
  • Fields: Union Center (McKenzie)
  • Comments: Slawson has a permit for a wildcat in McKenzie County
Wells coming off the confidential list were reported earlier; see sidebar at the right

Producing wells completed:
  • 22410, 212, Slawson, Ann Nelson (Federal) 3-31-30H, Ross, t10/12; cum 4K 9/12;
  • 21398, 1,063, Slawson, Wolverine Federal 4-31-30TFH, Elm Tree, t9/12; cum 40K /12;
  • 20823, 2,880, BR, Arches 44-35TFH, Keene, t6/12; cum 76K 9/12;
  • 23580, 1,295, Whiting,  Iverson 41-14H, Sanish, t10/12; cum --
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  1. AnonymousNovember 30, 2012 at 5:16 PM

    Bruce: The new Burlington Resources well is "Midnight Horse 11-1MBH-ULW." It will be added to the existing now-producing series of seven other Midnight Run wells that are lined up in 152-96-1.

    Do you have any idea what the "ULW" suffix means?

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    1. Bruce OksolNovember 30, 2012 at 6:05 PM

      Wow, great question. I'm wracking my brain; can't think what it could mean. Maybe another reader knows: I've asked the question at the top of the post.

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