Friday, February 17, 2017

Bakken 2.0: Another Well With Modest Bump In Production After Shut-In -- February 17, 2017

The well:
  • 16327, 786, MRO, Benz 14-21H, t9/10; cum 281K 12/16:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-20163145564612205550614072323
BAKKEN11-20163038603824186132862352341
BAKKEN10-20163166966731313667585187668
BAKKEN9-20163068166844338564504985556
BAKKEN8-20163173857369385669475405566
BAKKEN7-20163179987977436263214506775
BAKKEN6-201630810982484684584535451252
BAKKEN5-20161944744302369932211670961
BAKKEN4-20168160166402110543
BAKKEN3-20164405281800
BAKKEN2-2016138182525018
BAKKEN1-20160000000
BAKKEN12-20151800605
BAKKEN11-20152413591347494138099599
BAKKEN10-201531165816815841243504376
BAKKEN9-201530169917075601164188614
BAKKEN8-201531190018375681388610389
BAKKEN7-201531182818595871259379500
BAKKEN6-201530182419446031242273594

Graphic:



The graphic raises another obvious question. What about #16726?

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16726

Later. I completely missed this the first time when I was looking at the production profile for #16327. When I went to the map, I saw #16726, and I was curious about its production profile (I could almost guess). Here it is:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-20163149904997263739523063178
BAKKEN11-2016305380532525664299344697
BAKKEN10-20163154385522261342007582674
BAKKEN9-201630545354682568344702683
BAKKEN8-20163149524883257433997311955
BAKKEN7-20163174327411405757543949826
BAKKEN6-201630758676654409564835311125
BAKKEN5-201631763375664876606739031161
BAKKEN4-20163078477866580064175283114
BAKKEN3-20162750165064554144643270516
BAKKEN2-201629113941127911419885849942476
BAKKEN1-201655817061243730290
BAKKEN12-20150000000
BAKKEN11-20150000000
BAKKEN10-20150000000
BAKKEN9-20150000000
BAKKEN8-20151100000
BAKKEN7-20150000000
BAKKEN6-2015112300000
BAKKEN5-20150000000
BAKKEN4-20151000000
BAKKEN3-20150000000
BAKKEN2-20150000000
BAKKEN1-20151740053045
BAKKEN12-201418307024537121925
BAKKEN11-201430611684428569201123
BAKKEN10-20143066570051568038251
BAKKEN9-201423599452460552293104

But in this case, it was a re-frack. It was fracked 12/10 - 12/2015, according to FracFocus. The file report shows that it was a 30-stage frack, 3 million lbs of sand re-frac. The reason this well was off-line so long was because a sundry report received November, 2014: "Marathon has decided to extend the lateral in this well prior to running a liner with frac sleeves in this wells beefore fe-fracing this well. The liner will be run from approximately 9,900' MD to the new TD at ~20,931' MD."

The initial frack was an open hole frack with 561,200 lbs of sand in late December, 2007.

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