Some data points rounded; all information below pertains to the Williston Basin Bakken; the data from SCOOP is not included except in two early bullets.
Still the #1 producer in the Rockies
- Bakken: 1.2 million acres leased
- SCOOP: 460,000 acres leased
- 168K boepd
- up 24% over 2013
- Bakken: 109K boepd
- SCOOP: 34K boepd
- 1.2 billion boe
- up 31% yoy
- 1320 feet and 660 feet
- middle Bakken: 4
- TF1: 4
- TF2: 4
- TF3: 4
- Hawkinson, Tangsrud, Rollefstad
- middle Bakken: 8
- TF1: 8
- TF2: 8
- TF3: 8
- Wahpeton, Lawrence, Mack, Hartman
- standard frack design: 100,000 proppant per stage
- 30 total stages
- does not say if Slick Water used for these (I don't think so); SW used elsewhere with success
- validates full-field development
- demonstrates vast resource potential
- micro-seismic study
- the Hawkinson density test is the most extensive down-hole micro-seismic study completed in the world
- most feet tractored on a single job: 59 miles
- 63-day, 24/7 operation
- 165 monitoring days
- longest laterals monitored/tractored: 21,120 feet
- large proppant volume: EURs trend 39% higher than CLR's average
- large proppant volume: EURs trend 30% higher than neighboring wells
- slick water: EURs trend 35% higher than CLR's average
- slick water: EURs trend 25% higher than neighboring wells
- incremental costs of large proppant volume or slick water: $2 million
- coming due, 2019, $0; credit facility of $1.75 billion
- callable, 2020: $200 million at 7.4%
- callable, 2021: $400 million at 7.1%
- callable, 2022: $2 billion at 5%
- callable, 2023: $1.5 billion at 4.5%
- callable, 2024: $1 billion at 3.8%
- 2009: $54
- 2010: $71
- 2011: $88
- 2012: 84
- 2013: $90
- 2Q14: $92
- 1H14: $$91
- 2009: $14
- 2010: $16
- 2011: $18
- 2012: $17
- 2013: $19
- 2Q14: $19
- 1H14: $19
- OOI: 903 billion bbls (the slide: "903 BBo")
- at 3.5%: 32 billion bbls ("32 BBo recoverable at 3.5%)
- at 4%: 36 billion bbls
- at 5%: 45 billion bbls