Oasis To Report Huge Muri Well -- November 12, 2018

From twitter today:

Wells coming off the confidential list Tuesday, Monday, over the weekend (NDIC closed Monday; Veterans Day observance):

Tuesday, November 13, 2018:
34844, conf, BR, Rink 8-1-5 MBH-R, Pershing, some early production;
34366, conf, XTO, Cherry Creek State 14X-36AXD, Siverston, no production data, 
34028, conf, NP Resources, Trotter State 145-102-23-14-2H, Cinnamon Creek, a nice well; about 11K per month for three consecutive months; 
33869, conf, MRO, Wickett 24-35TFH, Bailey, no production data, 
32943, conf, Oasis, Ceynar 5298 42-32 8B, Banks, huge well:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
9-2018	20371	31586
8-2018	29926	46235
7-2018	26069	50344
6-2018	23044	36243
5-2018	13003	21514

Monday, November 12, 2018:
34368, conf, XTO, Cherry Creek State 14X-36EXF, Siverston, no production data, 
32944, conf, Oasis, Ceynar 5298 42-32 9T, Banks, producing nicely;

Sunday, November 11, 2018:
34370, conf, XTO, Cherry Creek State 14X-36B, Siverston, no production data,
33222, conf, CLR, Miles 6-6H2, Dimmick Lake, producing nicely,

Saturday, November 10, 2018:
34495, conf, WPX, Howling Wolf 28-3HY, Wolf Bay, no production data, 
33315, conf, Oasis, Muri 5198 11-4 3B, Banks, huge well:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
9-2018	32752	34667
8-2018	30881	39657
7-2018	34084	66943
6-2018	34986	65845
5-2018	3302	6401

Active rigs:

DEWTL	11/12/2018	11/12/2017	11/12/2016	11/12/2015	11/12/2014
Active Rigs	66	52	38	64	188

RBN Energy: Niobrara natural gas production growth and infrastructure.

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates that natural gas gross production in the Rockies’ Niobrara region increased to a record 5.1 Bcf/d in September 2018, narrowly beating the previous high mark set almost seven years ago. And, with major, crude oil-focused producers in the Powder River Basin (PRB) and Denver-Julesburg Basin (D-J) planning for expanded crude output in 2019 and beyond, production of associated gas is expected to continue rising. All this growth — actual and anticipated — is spurring the development of new midstream capacity, especially gas processing plants, in both the PRB and the D-J Basin. So, what’s already in place, what’s being built and planned, and how soon will it need to come online? In today’s blog, we continue our review of Rockies crude oil, gas and NGL production, processing capacity and takeaway pipes, this time with a look at the gas side of things in the PRB.