Monday, June 15, 2015

Random Look At Four Flaring Multi-Well Pads: Two Off-Line; Two Remain On-Line -- June 15, 2015

Updates

May 22, 2016: these wells have been updated

January 18, 2016 these wells have been updated.

June 16, 2015: after posting the original post below I received an explanation of why the wells on two of the pads have been taken off-line, while two of the pads remain on line. The names of the wells on each pad provide an hint:
  • Pad A; Sand Creek State wells
  • Pad B: Sand Creek State wells
  • Pad C: Sand Creek Federal wells
  • Pad D: Sand Creek Federal, Helsingborg Federal wells
Original Post
For background, see this earlier post.

A random look at four Newfield multi-well pads in Sand Creek oil field. Three of the pads are 3-wells pads; one well is a 4-well pad: These are:
  • all incredibly good wells
  • they are all completed; no fracking occurring in the immediate area
  • they all have great crude oil production
  • all have considerable natural gas flaring
Two of the multi-well pads have been taken off-line. Two of the multi-well pads are still on-line and are still flaring.

Pad A remains on line; no days off-line: SW 16-153-96, all horizontals run north; wells #27526, #27527, and #27528. The production from #27528 is typical of all three wells on this pad:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-2015301095310636274028932028666
BAKKEN3-2015319344984916071501045214280
BAKKEN2-2015289446910518201538243114699
BAKKEN1-2015161323012950360721791372175

Pad B remains on line; no days off-line: SE 16-153-96, all horizontals run north; wells #25074, #25073, and #25072. The production from #25072 is typical of all three wells on this pad:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-2015301300012943190024854024584
BAKKEN3-201531100149609105312737012458
BAKKEN2-20152896989766105513989013737
BAKKEN1-201525242032391648503875603875

Pad C, off-line as of April, 2015; last production March 30, 2015; NE 21-153-96, all horizontals run south; wells #28765, #28766, and #28767. Production from #28765 is typical of the three wells on this pad, even down to exactly only 12 bbls produced in the 30-days production in March, 2015, in all three wells.

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-201530000600
BAKKEN3-20153012002300
BAKKEN2-2015283226359859265531606299
BAKKEN1-2015302565325010718534991034991

Pad D, off-line as of April, 2015; last production March 31, 2015: NW 22-153-96, all horizontals run south; wells #29268, #29113, #29114, and #29115. Production from #29114 is typical of the other wells on this pad:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-2015300001400
BAKKEN3-20153189609213238814869014678
BAKKEN2-2015281172511821330015132014880
BAKKEN1-2015311874918720647320030638313647
BAKKEN12-201416150221450767382014918311831

Graphic:



There are several story lines here, but I think I will leave it for now.

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