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Friday, July 19, 2013

Eight (8) New Permits -- The Williston Basin, North Dakota, USA; Statoil May Have A New IP Record; Oasis Drills A Dry Bakken Well (Cottonwood Oil Field)

Active rigs: 189

Eight (8) new permits --
  • Operators: Zenergy (5), Whiting (2), Cornerstone
  • Fields: Clayton (Burke), Zenith (Stark), Eightmile (McKenzie)
  • Comments:
Wells coming off confidential list were reported earlier; see sidebar.

Twelve (12) producing wells completed:
  • 22336, 752, CLR, Columbia 2-5H, Dollar Joe, t6/13; cum --
  • 22337, 349, CLR, Columbia 3-5H, Dollar Joe, t6/13; cum --
  • 22887, 374, Hess, LK-Wing 146-97-2215H-5,  Little Knife, t6/13; cum --
  • 23387, 5,387, Statoil, Beaux 18-19 4H, Banks, t6/13; cum --
  • 23983, 2,542, Statoil, Topaz 20-17 2TFH, Banks, t6/13; cum --
  • 24097, 681, Liberty Resources, Dobias 152-103-32-29-1H, Glass Bluff, t7/13; cum --
  • 24131, 1,536, XTO, FBIR Walterpackswolf 31X-12H, Heart Butte, t7/13; cum --
  • 24132, 1,385, XTO, FBIR Walterpackswolf 31X-12H, Heart Butte, t7/13; cum --
  • 24409, 1,339, Hess, BB-Budahn A 150-95-0403H-4, Blue Buttes, t6/13; ;cum --
  • 24736, 267, Whiting, Meiers 34-25TFH, Robinson Lake, t7/13; cum --
  • 25198, 2,691, Whiting, Littlefield 21-31H, Sanish, t6/13; cum --
  • 25218, 932, Hansen 21-20TFH, Sanish, t 7/13; cum --
Statoil's Beaux well may be a new record. I track record IPs at "FAQs," question #9.

Oasis drilled a dry well; the well file does not have any drilling data yet:
  • 25307, DRY, Oasis, Cottle 5892 21-30X, Cottonwood;
The Cottonwood is not a particularly good field, and the northern half appears to be very poor, compared to the southern half of the Cottonwood.
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2 comments:

  1. UnknownJuly 19, 2013 at 10:44 PM

    I'm not a big fan of IP numbers, but the Statoil
    Beaux wells are noteworthy. The 4H with the
    IP of 5387 barrels of oil also had a gas volume
    of 9484 MCF. If you value the gas (methane and
    NGLs) at $6 per MCF and oil at $90 per barrel,
    the BOE would be 632 making the BOEPD for
    this well just over 6000. These wells just east
    of the Continental Resources high density multi-zone drilling units. It is a very interesting area.

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    1. Bruce OksolJuly 19, 2013 at 10:58 PM

      I agree with you regarding IPs. I have posted many discussions regarding IPs.

      It takes all my will-power not to say something "new" about IPs, but I won't.

      I'm starting to get a kick out of cumulative production of some of these better wells; Mike Filloon is also noting them.

      I am also starting to get a kick out of the number of infill wells we are starting to see in the "better" Bakken.

      It should be another incredible year.

      Thank you for taking time write.

      On a completely separate note, the current price of oil has really, really surprised me, and I think it's surprised a lot of folks. I can't believe it's all due to Mideast tensions; as Mideast tensions go, things are pretty quiet.

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