Field
|
Pool
|
October 2015 Production
|
Oct Wells
|
Oct Oil/Well/Month
|
November 2015 Production
|
Nov Wells
|
Nov Oil/Well/Month
|
Percent Change
|
December 2015 Production
|
Dec Wells
|
Dec Oil/Well/Month
|
Percent Change
|
East Fork
|
Bakken
|
342,754
|
84
|
4,080
|
400,812
|
92
|
4,357
|
16.94
|
496,022
|
96
|
5,167
|
23.75%
|
Part of the reason, of course, was the increase in the number of producing wells, from 84 in October to 92 in November to 96 in December. Note the increase in production per well, from around 4,000 bbls/well/month in October, to over 5,000 bbls/well/month in December. It wasn't just the increase in the number of wells, but also the increase in productivity from the wells.
The East Fork oil field is tracked here. It appears that the new wells coming on line were permitted back in 2014.
Again, whenever I work with numbers, and whenever I transcribe long lists of numbers I am prone to making mistakes. I have triple-checked the numbers above so I think they are correct.
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