Crude oil production (see the September, 2019, preliminary data):
- August, 2019: 1,480,475 bopd
Then, for October, another 2.3% increase in production or 1,546,331 bopd.
If that happens, a month from now:
- October, 2019: 1,546,331 bopd
- September, 2019, revised, final (assumptions): 1,456,264 bopd
- month-over-month: an increase of 90,067 bopd
- month-over-month: an increase of 6.2%
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- Wells that were off line, at the end of September, 2019: 3,020 -- this may be an all-time high since this data was first reported for the Bakken; this is amazing; due to a very, very wet September; wettest on record, some say
- DUCs: 916 (down 14 from the 930 in August)
- inactive well count: 2,104 (up 429 from 1,675 in August)
- wells off line for operational reasons are tracked here;
The Director's Cut
Data For September, 2019
North Dakota Oil and Natural Gas Production
Crude oil production:
- September, 2019, forecast: 1,409,785 bopd
- September, 2019, preliminary: 1,443,275 bopd
- revenue forecast: 1,400,000 bopd
- August, 2019, final, 1,480,475 bopd
- July, 2019, final: 1,445,934 bopd
- June, 2019, final: 1,425,230 bopd (previous all-time high)
- month-over-month: a decrease of 37,000 bopd(September-August)
- month-over-month: a decrease of 2.5% (September-August)
Put me down for 1.55 MM bopd. Just to mess with the peak oilers.
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