Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Two New Permits; Huge Jump In Production -- September 11, 2019

Active rigs:

$55.929/11/201909/11/201809/11/201709/11/201609/11/2015
Active Rigs6466563769

Ten permits renewed:
  • Crescent Point Energy (5): two CPEUSC Narcisse and three CPEUSC Austin permits, all in Williams County
  • MRO (3): a Walcel USA permit, a Ranum USA permit, and a Prior USA permit, all in Mountrail County
  • Slawson: an Armada Federal permit in Mountrail County
  • Whiting: a Drew TTT permit in Mountrail County
One producing well (a DUC) reported as completed:
  • 32354, 174, CLR, Hereford Federal 8-20H2, this well was spud March 20, 2016 (almost 3.5 years ago); TD date was April 6, 2016 (about 3.5 years ago); 2nd bench Three Forks; from the well file at the NDIC site:
Operations began on March 20, 2016; two trips, I believe; KOP was reached on the morning of March 26, 2016; casing/cemented on March 27th; drilled out the shoe on afternoon of March 28th; tripped the morning of April 2nd; resumed drilling the following morning; tripped again; began drilling again late morning April 3rd; on the morning of April 4th, the directional sensor again failed, and tripped again; drilling resumed on the morning of April 5th; TD without further ado on afternoon of April 6th. So, three days for the vertical; about a day for the curve; about six days to drill the horizontal with two trips, each delaying completion by a full day or so; rare flares, from 1' to 5', brief in duration; 98% of the footage in the delineated target zone (remember, this was the second bench, Three Forks; "this was was somewhat unique, in that we had fair control from the parallel Buelingo 1-20H well to the east of us for the first section, but thereafter we had little data to confirm the structure interpretation ahead of us. Careful attention was paid to the gamma curve and other data, in order to successfully guide the well to TD in zone and without encountering the internal 1 or 2 shale. These efforsts were successful, with only one brief section out of zone. This well will provide a better template for th other eight wells of the pad. It was very important, with the length of the well, to maintain a smooth well bore, in order to not interfere with sliding as we proceeded into the third section. This was also achieved, and the well reached TD without any significant down-hole interferences.

Frack data not yet posted at the NDIC site. According to FracFocus, this well was fracked 3/28/17 - 4/15/17; a huge frack with 12.6 million gallons of water; 88.4% water by mass.
Name changes, of note: two XTO HUB Muller wells were renamed "Muller" wells, dropping the HBU (#36830 and #36839).


Two new permits, #36950 - #36951, inclusive.
  • Operator: Petro-Hunt
  • Field: Charlson (McKenzie County)
  • Comments
    • Petro-Hunt has permits for a 2-well USA pad in section 8-153-95, Charlson oil field.
Note this well;
  • 18111, Thompson wells, Petro-Hunt; huge jump; 462K 9/18; in the neighborhood of the new Charlson permits;
BAKKEN5-2018301617715974594323619234073
BAKKEN4-2018724142531272343233830
BAKKEN3-2018311336013543107817386171700
BAKKEN2-2018281228112198102015598154030
BAKKEN1-2018311435614462124718249180330
BAKKEN12-2017311560015655141720020198040
BAKKEN11-2017301657016439173621634214250
BAKKEN10-2017311780217794231925838256220
BAKKEN9-20171060875680116580317566395
BAKKEN8-20170000000
BAKKEN7-20172112801495122231821720
BAKKEN6-201730189717581733401313854
BAKKEN5-2017311964200520836853350119
BAKKEN4-201730199720872003675343630

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