22552, 765, XTO, Albert 24X-1F, Capa, t1/13; cum 9K 1/13;
22949, 993, Whiting, Lydia 11-14PH, Bell, t9/12; cum 43K 1/13;
22950, 1,494, Whiting, Solberg 14-11PH, Bell, t9/12; cum 48K 1/13;
22966, drl, BR, CCU Golden Creek 24-23MBH, Corral Creek, no production data;
23116, drl, BEXP, Cora 20-17 6TFH, Poe, no production data (could this be a contender for the gusher Lynn Helms has talked about?); about a third of a mile to the west:
- 21694, 3,347, BEXP, Cora 20-17 1H, Poe, t7/12; cum 90K 1/13;
23521, 508, SM Energy, Gulbranson 1-1H, West Ambrose, t11/12; cum 20K 1/13;
23664, 657, CLR, Charlotte 3-22H, Banks, t11/12; cum 24K 1/13; this is a most important well; for more on the Charlotte wells, click here;
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22949, see above, Whiting, Lydia 11-14PH, Bell, on a gas line;
| Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2013 | 6629 | 7980 |
| 12-2012 | 6256 | 7101 |
| 11-2012 | 7044 | 7651 |
| 10-2012 | 11680 | 15934 |
| 9-2012 | 11172 | 12794 |
22950, see above, Whiting, Solberg 14-11PH, Bell, on a gas line:
| Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2013 | 9226 | 9432 |
| 12-2012 | 6179 | 5324 |
| 11-2012 | 8002 | 6552 |
| 10-2012 | 11957 | 10856 |
| 9-2012 | 12808 | 11402 |
23179, see above, Fidelity, Pavlish 19-20H, Dutch Henry Butte, flaring all gas;
| Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2013 | 5397 | 0 |
| 12-2012 | 6682 | 0 |
| 11-2012 | 6037 | 0 |
| 10-2012 | 9717 | 0 |
| 9-2012 | 10966 | 0 |
23664, see above, CLR, Charlotte 3-22H, Banks, on a gas line:
| Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2013 | 6185 | 3504 |
| 12-2012 | 9567 | 12769 |
| 11-2012 | 7583 | 12383 |
Chevron investors day. Not Bakken.
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Chevron seems to be doing very, very well.
DeleteAll of the major private public traded oil companies are doing fine, even though they have held back on getting involved with the shale revolution that has taken place in country. As the depletion of refining capacity in Latin America and the Caribbean has taken place due to the high price of Brent crude the big game for the majors is to refine the crude at the Gulf coast in Texas and Louisiana and export the finished products to those countries. This refinery destruction was taking place on the east coast as well until cheaper mid continent crude was able to reach then and it saved them from closing.
ReplyDeleteFor the majors to bring back money into the country to invest they would have to pay very high tax on the money, like 35 to 40 percent corporate federal along and whatever else. That money is not coming back under this environment so it just remains off shore. One thing it does is allow the mid-level companies to thrive and come up with all the new technologies that has created this oil and gas revolution.
Washington is so out of step and incapable of reforming. It is appalling the hindrance it has become to the country.
I do agree that Washington is incredibly "out of step" with regard to what is going on in the country. They are interested in a)protecting/saving their own jobs; and, b) helping their constituents.
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