Saturday, November 29, 2014

All's Well That Ends Well -- Shakespeare's Philosophy On Drilling In The Bakken -- November 29, 2014

Updates

October 8, 2016: it was noted that these three incredible wells were taken off-line in mid-July, 2016, and remained off-line all of August, 2016. 

December 16, 2015: production update here. 

September 6, 2015: a reader sent two photos of the first at Flatland Federal #27522. The reader noted that one individual (a male) suffered burns but recovered fully. The Williston Herald story is here, with one of the two photos sent me.



September 5, 2015: the three Flatland wells have been updated through July, 2015. The Flatland wells have been updated through July, 2015; note that all three wells are still flowing without a pump; also note the the wells have not been on-line the full time; in fact, #27520 was off-line the entire month of July, 2015; in July, for #27520, there was a report that the gas capture unit originally installed was removed; the wellpad is now selling to ONEOK's pipeline. The form said all three Flatland wells were affected.

May 5, 2015: production numbers for these three wells have been updated through February, 2015.

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The tables below are not being updated. The updates are at the links above.

Later, 9:05 p.m. CT: silly me. I didn't think of looking at the scout ticket(s) for the other well(s) on this pad. Here they are:

NDIC File No: 27520  (Whiting considers this the best well in the Williston Basin, May, 2015)
Location: LOT4 4-152-97     Latitude: 48.023199     Longitude: -103.109482
Current Operator: WHITING OIL AND GAS CORPORATION
Current Well Name: FLATLAND FEDERAL 11-4TFH
    Field: TWIN VALLEY
Monthly Sales Data:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-201530369763708440126796167354547
BAKKEN3-20153146708462864808181103180141900
BAKKEN2-201528468814742041871461031437972250
BAKKEN1-2015315243052198409314190112851613323
BAKKEN12-201431521035190436641239711151658744
BAKKEN11-201430508235126841551120694242869581
BAKKEN10-20143161727606151221311729111381105860
BAKKEN9-2014270004400


And here's the third one:

NDIC File Number: 27521 -- t10/14; cum 402K 12/16;
Location: LOT4 4-152-97    Latitude: 48.023199     Longitude: -103.109605
Current Operator: WHITING OIL AND GAS CORPORATION
Current Well Name: FLATLAND FEDERAL 11-4HR
    Field: TWIN VALLEY
Monthly Sales Data:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-201530199082000522963462034282278
BAKKEN3-2015312699826811315710023099670498
BAKKEN2-2015283186532428317492376908981422
BAKKEN1-20153145023449213898104257944089787

Original Post

From the well file for a Whiting well still on confidential, but some information had been previously released. From the Geologic Summary:
The Whiting Oil and Gas Corporation Flatland Federal 11-4TFHU is a Twin Valley field well ... the initial phase ... is a coring pilot hole, followed by a vertical and curve, landing in the Three Forks Cycle 2 formation.

The Flatland Fed 11-4TFHU spud February 23, 2014, and reached a total depth of 21,640' MD on May 9, 2014. A month-long delay occurred when Nabors B08 caught fire on the afternoon of March 25. Nabors B15 was moved on locations April 27, 2014, and finished drilling the well.
So, how did things turn out? 

The well is still on confidential; it should come off the confidential list April 7, 2015, but here is the scout ticket (you may want to be sitting down when you look at the first month production):

NDIC File No: 27522, t12/14; cum 395K 12/16
Location: LOT4 4-152-97     Latitude: 48.023199     Longitude: -103.109728
Current Operator: WHITING OIL AND GAS CORPORATION
Current Well Name: FLATLAND FEDERAL 11-4TFHU
    Field: TWIN VALLEY
Monthly Sales Data:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-201530200392088932865274670
BAKKEN3-201531260022579539361057431056810
BAKKEN2-2015283070930975424599837986641117
BAKKEN1-20153136223359603947882227028917871
BAKKEN12-20143137293367403799928365781634958
BAKKEN11-20143043157438414865969004070856132
BAKKEN10-2014254535044087175811080401141096582
BAKKEN9-2014270004400

This should be a full month of production; the scout ticket shows no production in the month of September. Yes, the scout ticket says this well produced 44,111 bbls of oil in the first month of production.

Gas in the upper Three Forks was unremarkable, ranging from 11 units to 724 units. However, in the target zone, in the Three Forks Cycle 2 target zone, gas ranged from 17 to 8,500 units while drilling and in excess of 9,500 units during trips.

Nabors B08 was deemed unfit to continue work and had to be cut apart and removed from location. I am hoping that no one was injured in the fire, but nothing was said. This well is the first of two wells drilled on this pad.

The permit application states this is a Three Forks B1 well on a 2560-acre spacing unit. 

By the way, note the oil field: Twin Valley, where Whiting is setting some records with production. I track the Twin Valley oil field here.

For newbies, 44,111 bbls in the first month is huge, but it's not unprecedented for monthly production; here is what EOG has done as just one of many EOG examples.

By the way, this is what the first few months production of a Whiting record-setting well was in the same oil field, Twin Valley:
  • 20589, 4,815, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 21-4H, said to have a 7,000 boepd IP; record middle Bakken (as of Feb, 2012); Twin Valley; s8/11; t10/11; cum 587K 12/16; 30 stages; 2 million lbs sand/mesh (the fourth column is monthly oil production in bbls)
BAKKEN4-2012301773117767107343340336299652
BAKKEN3-20123121492222211237513683795713349
BAKKEN2-20122922545216791126490923615812876
BAKKEN1-2012312714527422125651227944941716
BAKKEN12-20113135016357081639680221007757883
BAKKEN11-20113044240434682512870534945537538
BAKKEN10-20112026264255441397453817053779

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Well, If This Will Keep 'Em Out Of The Malls

Being tweeted now:  'Journey for Justice' marchers pass St. Louis airport on 1st leg of 120-mile trek to state capital; the 7-day march is organized by the NAACP - @huyMach.

They could drive it in an hour and a half, and gasoline is really inexpensive now. I wonder if Al Sharpton will walk, ride, or helicopter?
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Following Up On A Re-Frack -- November 29, 2014

Update, February 17, 2017: FracFocus data -- 
  • Only one frack shown: 9/21 - 23/2014
  • 1.6 million gallons
  • 87% water by mass
  • 13% sand by mass
Production profile since last update:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-20163148594876175041693305164
BAKKEN11-20163043044313166233692484249
BAKKEN10-20162937243775131226851603516
BAKKEN9-20163039613900137127841676505
BAKKEN8-20163141084072144630312082323
BAKKEN7-20163140854124144529361632683
BAKKEN6-20163041754231150329661746593
BAKKEN5-20163144234335155331851822704
BAKKEN4-20163044764508157432192424138
BAKKEN3-20163147074709164333182358270
BAKKEN2-20162944514482156431652236279
BAKKEN1-20163150314947174435202523273
BAKKEN12-20153150345123175935902340525
BAKKEN11-20153051645111179236792565381
BAKKEN10-20153156535633200540092641577
BAKKEN9-201530561359752001413020521298
BAKKEN8-20153160245903263242403156254
BAKKEN7-20153160766108226344653094539
BAKKEN6-201530637564802345501930681089
BAKKEN5-20153168006672263349058203175
BAKKEN4-201530691871332730527016312721
BAKKEN3-201531767074083390548613203159
BAKKEN2-201528737573163206583124062468
BAKKEN1-20153110114101445408740742261914
BAKKEN12-201417869987355160568930331627
BAKKEN11-20141840624068199524431133772
BAKKEN10-20142910727106826558685038321699
BAKKEN9-20140000000

Update, July 12, 2015: unfortunately no frack data has been scanned into the NDIC file. Production has been updated below. 

The original note:
  • 17314, 431, MRO, Brown 24-9H, Killdeer, API: 33-025-00769, a 10 - 30' flare for fifty minutes; this is a bit confusing for me, but I believe this well was spud/completed in 2008, but it was re-fracked in August, 2014, and that's why it shows up in today's report; the re-frack data was not yet scanned in; last full month production was in July, 2014; it will be interesting to see what new production numbers are and what the re-frack data is; t8/08; cum 316K 12/16;
Here is the latest production data, pretty self-explanatory:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN10-20142910727106826558685038321699
BAKKEN9-20140000000
BAKKEN8-20144219230915423124
BAKKEN7-20143111091099200894516196
BAKKEN6-2014301102902260867473214
BAKKEN5-20143111201360231913588139
BAKKEN4-20143011151102245912559173
BAKKEN3-20143111531136242942577179

By the way, look at the consistency of production between 3/14 and 7/14 -- amazing what "nature" can do. LOL.

But on a serious note: from a sundry form received on May 20, 2014, "MRO has decided to run a liner with frac sleeves in this well prior to re-frac'ing this well. The liner will be run approximatley 10,000' MD to TD at 20,190' MD." Number of stages, amount of proppant not yet scanned in.

When last seen, the geologists and roughnecks were opening a bottle of champagne. (I made that part up.)
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Record Snowfall Across The Northeast -- November 29, 2014

Link here. New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire -- more than doubled the record in some case.

Warmists predicted more snow.

As did the Farmers Almanac.

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Second Autumn Event, 2014 -- Winter Storm Cato
First entries November 25 - 26, 2014
 
Albany, NY, breaks 1888 snowfall record with 6'7" inches falling on Wednesday - Approximately 15 people reported protesting in Ferguson, MO, as snow falls on area 
More than 48,000 New York customers without power due to snow storm
Northeast: 730 flights canceled; 4,300 delayed 
More than 300,000 customers without power in New England due to snow storm
110,000 folks in Maine with no power, electricity -- November 27, 2014
Now has a name: Cato -- November 27, 2014
New weather storm to hit Pacific Northwest, Seattle, Portland -- November 27, 2014
Avalanche in Rockies in November -- November 27, 2014
110Kin Maine; 30K in Massachusetts; 195K in New Hampshire without power -- Nov 27, 2014
Minnesota coldest Thanksgiving since 1930 -- November 27, 2014
16K in Massachusetts remain without power; 15 inches of snow -- Nov 27, 2014
Earliest winter in decades sweeps nation -- November 27, 2014
To keep them warm in the White House: six kinds of pies for Thanksgiving -- Nov 28, 2014
133K in New Hampshire still without power on Friday -- November 28, 2014
Northeast setting new snowfall records -- November 29, 2014
Record ice on the Great Lakes during last two weeks -- November 29, 2014
At least 1,800 US flights delayed, 150 canceled, according to FlightAware.com - Nov 30, 2014
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So, Just How Good Is The Bakken? Some Of The Wells Coming Off The Confidential List This Weekend, Monday, Should Water Your Eyes -- November 29, 2014

Active rigs:


11/29/201411/29/201311/29/201211/29/201111/29/2010
Active Rigs185191182198164


Wells coming off the confidential list over the weekend, Monday:

Monday, December 1, 2014
23752, drl, Statoil, Irgens 27-34 4TFH, East Fork, no production data,
24916, drl, Petro-Hunt, State of North Dakota 154-99-16B-3H, Stockyard Creek, producing,
26676, drl, Zavanna, Nelson 3-10 3TFH, Long Creek, no production data,
26843, drl, XTO, Roxy 21X-6E, West Capa, no production data, 
27092, 608, EOG, Austin 135-18H, Parshall, t6/14; cum 90K 10/14;
27093, 380, EOG, Austin 78-18H, Parshall, t6/14; cum 48K 10/14;
27609, drl, Hess, EN-Abrahamson-155-93-3019H-5, no production data,
27920, 173, Hunt, Sioux Trail 160-101-11-2H-1, Sioux Trail, t8/14; cum 12K 10/14;
27950, 776, CLR, Raleigh 4-20H, Dollar Joe, t10/14; cum 3K 10/14;
28116, 321, American Eagle, James 15-20-163-101, Big Dipper, t7/14; cum 25K 10/14;
28279, 1,366, CLR, Olson 4-8H1, Edge, t10/14; cum 1K 9/14;
28325, drl, Hess, EN-Freda-154-94-2635H-4, Alkali Creek, no production data,
28356, drl, MRO, Boldt 14-22TFH, no production data,

Sunday, November 30, 2014
  • 26677, drl, Zavanna, Nelson 3-10 2TFH, Long Creek, no production data,
  • 26847, 1,855, QEP, Otis 3-28-33BH, Grail, t7/14; cum 109K 10/14;
  • 26848, 1,530, QEP, Otis 3-28-33TFH, Grail, t7/14; cum 95K 10/14;
  • 27045, 2,135, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-20C-21-6H, Eagle Nest, t5/14; cum 90K 10/14;
  • 27188, 449, EOG, Austin 81-3130H, Parshall, t6/14; cum 99K 10/14;
  • 27189, 416, EOG, Austin 82-31H, Parshall, t6/14; cum 89K 10/14;
  • 27523, 908, OXY USA, State Kary 5-19-18H-144-96, Murphy Creek, t6/14; cum 47K 10/14;
  • 27647, 1,581, QEP, Moberg 4-17-16BH, Grail, t7/14; cum 91K 10/14;
  • 27648, 2,543, QEP, Moberg 3-17-16BH, Grail, t7/14; cum 64K 10/14;
  • 27649, 2,262, QEP, Moberg 2-17-16TH, Grail, t7/14; cum 104K 10/14;
  • 27702, 1,562, QEP, Otis 28-29-32-33LL, Grail, t7/14; cum 99K 10/14;
  • 28083, drl, CLR, Franklin 4-29H1, Stoneview, no production data,
  • 28285, drl, XTO, Carus 24X-36H, Lost Bridge, no production data,
Saturday, November 29, 2014
  • 23754, drl, Statoil, Irgens 27-34 3H, East Fork, t5/13; no production data,
  • 26756, drl, Hess, GN-Flaten-158-98-1324H-1, Rainbow, no production data,
  • 26929, 133, EOG, Wayzeta 148-0311H, Parshall, Three Forks B1, 1920 acres; target: "E section of the Three Forks; middle Bakken with good shows and a thickness of 47 feet; background gas units were unremarkable, peaking at less than 700 units; near the end of the lateral, the wellbore brushed the lower "F" marker; the Lodgepole with very low gas background was 723 feet thick; the middle Bakken was 47 feet thick; the initial target, the Three Forks, was 10 feet thick; late the bench was extremely thin, only 2 feet thick and gas units very low; background gas units remained low throughout; narrative suggests the wellbore stayed within the target zone -- but target zone seemed (to me) very thin and very low pressure); 47 stages; 14.8 million lbs sand, but not much production, t6/14;
  • 27192, 200, Fidelity, Gypsey 6 16-21H, Stanley, t6/14; cum 20K 10/14;
  • 27331, drl, Hess, CA-Halverson-154-95-0409H-7, Hofflund, no production data,
  • 28082, drl, CLR, Franklin 3-29H1, Stoneview, no production data,
  • 28211, 22, Legacy, Legacy Et Al Berge 12-6H, North Souris, a Spearfish well, t7/14; cum 8K 10/14;
  • 28278, 1,640, CLR, Olson 3-8H, Edge, t10/14; cum 3K 10/14;
  • 28326, drl, Hess, EN-Freda-154-94-2635H-5, Alkali Creek, no production data,
  • 28430, 333, American Eagle, Iver 3-1-163-102, Skjermo, t9/14; cum 9K 10/14;


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NOTE: I'm not sure what to make of EOG's Wayzetta Three Forks, #26929, see parameters above. The well has produced almost no oil in the first four months of production and the IP was atrocious. Something does not make sense. [Again, I might be missing something or misreading something. If this is important to you, go to the source.]

Another single-section well in that same section:
  • 16991, 1,383, EOG, Wayzetta 9-03H, t7/08; cum 792K 9/14; and this well was off-line for several months (and yes, it's on the "monster well" list):
BAKKEN6-201414213521012572127801210
BAKKEN5-20140000000
BAKKEN4-20140000000
BAKKEN3-20140000000
BAKKEN2-20140000220
BAKKEN1-20140000000
BAKKEN12-20130000000
BAKKEN11-20130000000
BAKKEN10-2013283489354325422631918207

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26847, see above, QEP, Otis 3-28-33BH, Grail:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-20142739431255
9-20142592918783
8-20143318122913
7-20142177715127

26848, see above, QEP, Otis 3-28-33TFH, Grail, a huge well,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-20142540326216
9-20142224823004
8-20142643818314
7-20142029615041

27702, see above, QEP, Otis 28-29-32-33LL, Grail:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-20142570229387
9-20142322324814
8-20142505229245
7-20142444726902

27648, see above, QEP, Moberg 3-17-16BH, Grail:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-20141841427213
9-2014188004969
8-20142026111469
7-201466000

27649, see above, QEP, Moberg 2-17-16TH, Grail:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-20142827038685
9-2014269597760
8-20143316314310
7-2014152130

27647, see above, QEP, Moberg 4-17-16BH, Grail, a huge well,

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-20143589343549
9-2014286436565
8-2014226079107
7-201431160

27045, see above, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-20C-21-6H, Eagle Nest:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-2014106733519
9-201483226160
8-2014104798793
7-20142124418415
6-20143783028116
5-20146240

27188, see above, EOG, Austin 81-3130H, Parshall:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-2014172000
9-2014232857797
8-20142792816208
7-2014201609705
6-201499260

27189, see above, EOG, Austin 82-31H, Parshall:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-2014242670
9-2014195663968
8-2014100203476
7-2014221979744
6-2014125980

27523, see above, OXY USA, State Kary 5-19-18H-144-96, Murphy Creek:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
10-201483562655
9-201498223198
8-2014110091522
7-201467302205
6-201410051994
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Catching Up With Non-Bakken News: Germany Goes Brown And Other Stories-- November 28, 2014

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Did I Miss Anything?

After Don sent me the link to the story linked below, I responded:
So incredibly bizarre.
Following a tsunami after a huge earthquake in Japan, Germany shuts down nuclear energy at the same time it imposes green energy rules, and then finds out the sun doesn't shine enough, so they have to burn the "dirtiest" coal in the world to make up for lost nuclear power (pretty much emission-free), and destroy a lovely little village in the process.
The fact that the odds of a tsunami in Germany are somewhere between zero and zilch (and "zilch just left town") and earthquakes in Germany are almost as rare apparently was not taken into account.
Did I miss anything? 
It's hard to be believe that a country famous for "producing" Leibniz, Goethe, Einstein, Gauss, Max Born, and on and on and on could get to this point.
The AP is reporting:
Five days a week, a giant machine eats its way through soil at the Jaenschwalde open-cast mine in eastern Germany, exposing the brown coal buried beneath.
Lignite, as this form of compressed peat is known, is becoming an increasingly important part of Germany's effort to phase out nuclear energy. 
It's also the reason why Atterwasch, a village that survived the Thirty Years' War, a Soviet onslaught at the end of World War II and four hard decades of communist rule is slated to be razed. 
The village, with its volunteer fire station and old brownstone church, is to make way for a strip mine in the next decade. Dozens of other villages have fallen victim to the same fate, as coal once again becomes king.
The plan has many of Atterwasch's 250 inhabitants up in arms.
Germany has one of the "greenest energy movements" on earth, but when push comes to shove (like running out of energy), the greenest country on earth will end up burning lignite.

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Politics
The Stories Are Starting To Snowball
With regard to politics, there are two overriding themes related to the lame duck status of POTUS:
  • he is being pushed off-stage, exit left, to make room for the media's next annointed 
  • the Democratic Party's nominee will move away from ObamaCare
The tipping point, with regard to ObamaCare, was "the Schumer speech."

This was not an off-the-cuff answer to a reporter when caught off-guard; this was a well-thought-out, well-rehearsed speech that took some time to write.

The mainstream media is now free to publish stories that couldn't have been published before the mid-term elections. The stories are starting to snowball as the Schumer-Hillary wing of the party tries to clawback, as they say, ObamaCare.
The substance of the story at the first linked article is actually more substantive than the headline: 
Leading U.S. CEOs, angered by the Obama administration's challenge to certain "workplace wellness" programs, are threatening to side with anti-Obamacare forces unless the government backs off, according to people familiar with the matter.
Major U.S. corporations have broadly supported President Barack Obama's healthcare reform despite concerns over several of its elements, largely because it included provisions encouraging the wellness programs.
The programs aim to control healthcare costs by reducing smoking, obesity, hypertension and other risk factors that can lead to expensive illnesses.
A bipartisan provision in the 2010 healthcare reform law allows employers to reward workers who participate and penalize those who don't. But recent lawsuits filed by the administration's Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), challenging the programs at Honeywell International and two smaller companies, have thrown the future of that part of Obamacare into doubt. 
Dark days ahead is simply a laundry list of all the challenges facing ObamaCare, most of which POTUS will see simply an ankle-biters, assuming he's even the least big interested any more on a subject that, like global warming, is closed (at least in his mind).

The third linked article hardly needed a Gallup poll to tell us what we already knew following the midterm elections.  But Schumer-Hillary's internal polling probably suggests things are even worse. It all depends how one asks the question. Regardless, it's a sad commentary for the healthcare industry in the US:
One in three Americans has put off seeking medical treatment in 2014 due to high costs, according to Gallup — the highest percentage since Gallup began asking the question in 2001. 
Thirty-three percent of Americans have delayed medical treatment for themselves or their families because of the costs they’d have to pay.
Obamacare, of course, had promised that it would help make health care more affordable for everyone, but the number of people who can’t afford a trip to the doctor has actually risen three points since 2013, before most Obamacare provisions took effect.
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Breaking News

Perhaps one of the best new features on the blog is "Breaking News" at the top of the sidebar at the right.

"Breaking News" is very, very interesting; it's something quite unique. Apparently (I could be wrong) there are a number of people (could be dozens) that monitor tweets from all over the world, and then post the tweets are are unique, brand new, that have not been previously reported by any news agency (except as tweets).

 So, they have quite a unique model: they have to cross-check the tweets to see that they truly are "breaking news" and have not been picked up by news agencies. Then, to some extent, they need to "trust" the tweets. They have to be fast; if they delay, a news agency may pick up the story first and report it; if they are too fast, and don't somehow confirm the veracity of the tweet, they could start off some incredibly bad rumors.

Generally speaking, a sequence of thirty (30) consecutive tweets at "Breaking News" would be from around the world and tweeting a variety of subjects. Tonight, perhaps starting about 8:30 CT there seemed to be a "run" of tweets from across the US about protestors shutting down shopping malls and/or disrupting Christmas (Holiday) Tree lighting  ceremonies.

At the moment, it seems these protests across the country are minor nuisances in the big scheme of things, but there is the very real possibility that they could get out of hand resulting in injuries or escalation. Certainly, agitators are looking to see where the weak points in law enforcement are; where agitators/protestors can cause the most damage with least amount of risk; and, gradually enlist additional disenfranchised urban youth to join the protestors. It will be interesting to see how agitators use social media to further their goals and whether law enforcement agencies can use that same social media to stay ahead of the agitators.

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At Least It's Hard To Catch

Ebola cases in West Africa have risen above 16,000; death toll from outbreak reaching almost 7,000, -- WHO says via Twitter.
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Closing Out The Poll Asking If President Obama Deserves Credit For The Increase In US Oil Production -- November 29, 214

The poll has been up long enough, and in an effort to clean up the sidebar on the right, it's time to close the poll in which we asked, "Does President Obama deserve credit for overseeing the fastest increase in US oil production?"
  • Yes: 25%
  • No: 17%
  • Are you kidding: 58%
In a companion poll that asked, "Were you under the influence of some "drug" when you answered that question?"
  • Yes: 25%
  • No: 75%
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Van Hook Wells In The Parshall Oil Field

If I have a page on the EOG Van Hook wells, I've forgotten where it is. A lot can be learned from these wells:
  • note the nomenclature to separate middle Bakken wells from Three Forks wells
  • note the number of stages and the amount of sand used to frack
  • note the correlation of completion techniques with production
  • follow the intensity of drilling over time (number of permits each year)
Permits


2018 (list is complete)
None.

2017 (list is complete) 
None. 

2016 (list is complete) 
None. 

2015 (list is complete)
31578, 2,398, EOG, Van Hook 22-3606H, Parshall, t4/17; cum 324K 7/19;
31399, 795, EOG, Van Hook 36-35HH, Parshall, t4/17; cum 222K 7/19;
32316, 673, EOG, Van Hook 71-1411HXH, Parshall, t4/17; cum 276K 7/19;
32315, 613, EOG, Van Hook 70-1411HX, Parshall, t6/17; cum 207K 7/19;
32229, conf, EOG, Van Hook 56-2523H, 
32227, conf, EOG, Van Hook 51-2523H, 
32201, conf, EOG, Van Hook 81-0231H, 
32119, 477, EOG, Van Hook 39-3526H, Parshall, t4/17; cum 165K 7/19;
31946 1,232, EOG, Van Hook 44-3626XH, Parshall, t5/17; cum 310K 7/19; off line as of 6/19; remains off line 7/19;

31924, PNC, EOG, Van Hook 80-02H, Parshall, date, 9/17;
31605, PNC, EOG, Van Hook 56-2523HC, Parshall, date, 11/15;
31207, dry, EOG, Van Hook 44-3626HH, Parshall, date, 9/15;
31206, 972, EOG, Van Hook 46-3625HH, Parshall, t5/17; cum 283K 7/19;
30990, PNC, EOG, Van Hook 72-1411H, Parshall, date, 2/16;30979

30989, 556, EOG, Van Hook 73-1411H, Parshall, t6/17; cum 157K 7/19;
30988, 306, EOG, Van Hook 74-14H, Parshall, t6/17; cum 123K 7/19;
30981, 217, EOG, Van Hook 75-1514HH, Parshall, t7/17; cum 133K 7/19;
30980, 669, EOG, Van Hook 76-15HH, Parshall, t7/17; cum 134K 7/19;
30979, 604, EOG, Van Hook 78-15H, Parshall, t7/17; cum 145K 7/19;
30978, 722, EOG, Van Hook 79-15H, Parshall, t6/17; cum 166K 7/19;
30969, 1,255, EOG, Van Hook 47-3626HH, Parshall, t5/17; cum 233K 7/19;
30968, 1,237, EOG, Van Hook 48-3626H, Parshall, t5/17; cum 311K 7/19;
30967, PNC, EOG, Van Hook 49-3626H, Parshall, date, 5/15;
30958, 1,325, EOG, Van Hook 66-3606H, Parshall, t4/17; cum 156K 7/19;
30957, 1,188, EOG, Van Hook 67-3606H, Parshall, t4/17; cum 240K 7/19;
30956, 1,651, EOG, Van Hook 68-3606H, Parshall, t4/17; cum 253K 7/19;
30951, loc, EOG, Van Hook 70-1411H, Parshall, 
30950, loc, EOG, Van Hook 71-1411H, Parshall, 

2014 (list is complete)
29089, SI/NC-->TATD, EOG, Van Hook 135-1319H,
29088, SI/NC-->TATD, EOG, Van Hook 35-1319H,
29087, 1,040, EOG, Van Hook 134-1319H, t8/15; cum 345K 7/19; off line 1/17 through 4/14;
29056, 754, EOG, Van Hook 25-1319H, ICO, t8/15; cum 285K 7/19; off-line 1/17 through 4/17; back on line 4/17;
29055, 799, EOG, Van Hook 132-1319H, ICO, t8/15; cum 217K 7/19; off-line 11/16 through 1/17; back on line 4/17;
29054, 613, EOG, Van Hook 34-1319H, t8/15; cum 231K 7/19; off-line 10/16 through 4/17; back on line 4/17;

2013 (list is complete)
25119, 1,222, EOG, Van Hook 31-1202H, t11/13; cum 243K 7/19;
25118, 1,807, EOG, Van Hook 32-1202H, t11/13; cum 352K 7/19;
25056, 1,815, EOG, Van Hook 33-1218H, t11/13; cum 485K 7/19;
24856, 611, EOG, Van Hook 23-2526H, t7/13; cum 340K 7/19;
24855, 1,981, EOG, Van Hook 130-2526H, t7/13; cum 454K 7/19;

2012
24672, 720, EOG, Van Hook 29-1113H, t6/13; cum 619K 7/19;
24671, 871, EOG, Van Hook 30-1113H, t6/13; cum 683K 7/19;
24667, 1,779, EOG, Van Hook 19-2523H, 1920 acres, 50 stages; 10 million lbs sand, t7/13; cum 585K 7/19;
24666, 1,913, EOG, Van Hook 126-2523H, 1920 acres; Three Forks, 57 stages; 11.4 million lbs sand; t7/13; cum 748K 7/19;
24553, 502, EOG, Van Hook 24-1415H, 1280 acres, 23 stages; 9 million lbs sand, t7/13; 44K 7/19;
24552, 780, EOG, Van Hook 131-1415H, Three Forks, 1280 acres; 27 stages; 10.6 million lbs sand; t8/13; cum 316K 7/19;
23764, 2,342, EOG, Van Hook 20-0107H, 1920 acres, 55 stages; 10.9 million lbs sand; t4/13; cum 481K 7/19;
23763, 1,519, EOG, Van Hook 127-0107H, 1920 acres, Three Forks, 62 stages; 12.4 million lbs sand; t4/13; cum 571K 7/19;
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Random Look At EOG Well; More Than 300,000 Bbls In Less Than Nine (9) Full Months -- November 28, 2014

Random update, geologist's narrative not scanned in (as far as I could tell; I could have missed it). 
  • 25785, see above, EOG, Wayzetta 36-1920H, Parshall, 40 stages; 17 million lbs sand; s9/26/13; cease driling, 10/9/13; note flaring issue; outside of the reservation (north of FBIR)
After receiving the first comment after this was posted, I went back and checked the other wells in this immediate area: they are all flaring almost all of their natural gas.  -- November 29, 2014
Look at the production in January and February, 2014 (note number of days of production and amount produced). 

NDIC File No: 25785    
Well Type: OG     Well Status: A     Status Date: 12/19/2013     Wellbore type: Horizontal
Location: NENW 19-153-90     Latitude: 48.066164     Longitude: -102.303029
Current Operator: EOG RESOURCES, INC.
Current Well Name: WAYZETTA 36-1920H
Total Depth: 18093     Field: PARSHALL
Spud Date(s):  9/26/2013
Completion Data
   Pool: BAKKEN     Perfs: 10133-18061     Comp: 12/19/2013     Status: F     Date: 1/12/2014     Spacing: 2SEC
Cumulative Production Data
   Pool: BAKKEN     Cum Oil: 308,033     Cum MCF Gas: 167597     Cum Water: 102282
Production Test Data
   IP Test Date: 1/12/2014     Pool: BAKKEN     IP Oil: 1,682     IP MCF: 820     IP Water: 1259
Monthly Production Data
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN10-201426170441712559811427241849756
BAKKEN9-2014302390624293707420427646513497
BAKKEN8-201431287312873489042175119921398
BAKKEN7-201431327423330511312255843021977
BAKKEN6-2014303983139010132332311012322837
BAKKEN5-20143140157406661520919890819732
BAKKEN4-2014294252442727201481956481818605
BAKKEN3-201419297382939914636375011382522
BAKKEN2-2014712016110875786517905144
BAKKEN1-20141630460311761018017076017002
BAKKEN12-2013410884993602000
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