Thursday, February 6, 2020

Almost 500K Bbls Crude Oil In Slightly More Than One Year Of Production -- February 6, 2020

Re-posting.

I posted this earlier, when it came off the confidential list, but it was part of a longer post. I want to post this as a stand-alone post so it can be highlighted at the sidebar at the right. We didn't have the frack data at the original post. Here's the pertinent frack data: 56 stages; 11.4 million lbs; Three Forks, first bench;

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The MRO Well

The previous monthly record?
  • 32975, 9,166, MRO, Jerome USA 12-23TFH, Reunion Bay, t9/18; cum 474K 3/21; TD: 23,722 feet; permit: Three Forks B2; stimulation: Three Forks B1; 56 stages; 11.4 million pounds proppant; sundry form dated September 4, 2017, name change and target changed from second bench to first bench;
Monthly Production Data:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN4-201930347673491532321761062564947196
BAKKEN3-201931520815287246748857241677162683
BAKKEN2-201922387593740135904565892194431313
BAKKEN1-20191289591136132
BAKKEN12-201829374303704840410592611545139814
BAKKEN11-201828562995657755748999043229463510
BAKKEN10-20183113371113306912444120157335899156881
BAKKEN9-2018519416192291761920980019699

Note: looking at the NDIC map, a Slawson well, under the lake, looks like the horizontal was a full three-section lateral, or a "3-mile well." The MRO wells looks like the horizontal, also under the lake, was 2.5 sections or a "2.5-mile well."

In the same area:
  • 32973, 9,061, MRO, Joshua USA 13-23TFH-2B, Three Forks B2, 56 stages; 11.4 million lbs, Reunion Bay, t9/18; cum 393 12/19; 11.6 million gallons of water; 89% by weight; see this post with production profile;
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4 comments:

  1. That is one significant well, but besides the extreme fluctuations in volume I think the oil vs water produced is almost barrel for barrel. Is there some communication between the lake and the TFH formation??

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    1. I can't answer that. I've never understood the water issue. It's not unique to horizontal drilling. Another reader has often noted the same high water production. On a side note, anecdotally, it seems I've recently seen more permits for salt water disposal wells than what I've considered baseline.

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  2. A year ago we were in Fairview/Sydney MT area and visited one of the Kraken wells my wife has a small interest in. What I found interesting they were using separated well water from several producing wells for completing several different new wells via both trucking and temporary pipelines.

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    1. Thank you; very, very interesting. I recently posted that Kraken is reporting some incredible wells. I'm sure you are counting your blessings. Good luck on this well and many others.

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