Saturday, January 20, 2018

Why The Bakken Was So Exciting In The Early Days -- January 20, 2018

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A few months ago I started tracking wells that produced in excess of 50,000 bbls in a single month, a phenomenon that was occurring more often in 2017 with higher intensity fracks (more stages; more proppant).

But as it turns out, there was an occasional well in the early days that produced in excess of 50,000 bbls in one month. Look at this one. EOG drilled a short lateral that produced 50,042 bbls in its first month of production:
  • 17287, 1,137, EOG, Austin 22-31H, Parshall, t10/08; cum 893K 11/17;
POOLMonthDaysBbbls OilRunsBbls WaterMCF prodMCF SoldFlare
BAKKEN9-20093022435220061004107159738831
BAKKEN8-20093128544288139411270111701852
BAKKEN7-200927252382482718091093293191484
BAKKEN6-2009302688227211875521428162250
BAKKEN5-2009311982719522356992309768
BAKKEN4-20093015957156154787607726
BAKKEN3-20092715010158062735807226
BAKKEN2-20097520653270248602461
BAKKEN1-2009117379732640359303556
BAKKEN12-2008311992919909175963909493
BAKKEN11-2008303283532722155516527016385
BAKKEN10-20083150042484771199225250025097

Note again, this was a short lateral. Extrapolated to a long lateral, this well produced 100,000 bbls of crude oil in the first month back in 2008; a open hole frack using about 2 million lbs sand.

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