Sunday, May 5, 2019

Second Production Jump For A Whiting Wold Well In Banks Oil Field, #19468 -- May 5, 2019

This well has never been re-fracked. Full production for this well at this post.

For newbies: wells in the Bakken will be producing for 35 years. During that period of time, individual wells will undergo workovers, small re-fracks, major re-fracks, and will be impacted by neighboring fracks.

This is a great example of such a well. This well was drilled back in 2011. It has never been re-fracked. On two subsequent occasions, this well has shown a significant jump in production. The jump in production may not have lasted long (that's in the eye of the beholder) but each jump in production changes the slope of the decline curve; and, increases the EUR. In addition, mineral owners/stakeholders see a nice jump in their monthly royalties.

The well:
  • 19468, 866, Whiting, Wold 16-7H, Banks, t3/11; cum 329K 2/17;
Initial production after first (and only) frack:
BAKKEN9-2011301036910779356719963151344829
BAKKEN8-20112495189233596625734206223672
BAKKEN7-201130459945993789844847103738
BAKKEN6-20113015821159824064344981811116387
BAKKEN5-20113118324181264401346792205112628
BAKKEN4-2011302041719907472235060267438317
BAKKEN3-20112115870151132655926561026561
BAKKEN2-2011119001200120

Jump in production in 2017:
BAKKEN2-20172878268017666124501232691148
BAKKEN1-2017311011810342981030997296581246
BAKKEN12-201631121881184014836371122644510579
BAKKEN11-2016231033799772239529927029859
BAKKEN10-20161100000
BAKKEN9-20160000000
BAKKEN8-20160000000
BAKKEN7-20160000000
BAKKEN6-201626154018214945114502710
BAKKEN5-2016311947203075865535729731

And, now, another jump in production:
BAKKEN11-201830733874657719199681985721
BAKKEN10-20183112034121821186731352312572
BAKKEN9-2018301132611058152892844727531828
BAKKEN8-201825766073811645018150168931189
BAKKEN7-20181270028994764694
BAKKEN6-20180000000

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