As of April 6, 2020:
- 201 oil and gas permits for calendar year 2020
- 97 days in 2020 as of April 6
- on track for 758 permits for calendar year 2020
- 2019, 1,397
- 2018: 1,466
- 2017: 1,189
- 2016: 818
- 2015: 2,055
- 2014: 3,012
- 2013: 2,671
- 2012: 2,522
- 2011:1,916
- Alger: 3
- Alkali Creek: 2
- Antelope: 2
- Bailey: 1
- Bar Butte :1
- Beaver Lodge: 10
- Big Bend: 8
- Big Gulch: 2
- Bully: 2
- Cedar Coulee: 21
- Dollar Joe: 5
- Eagle Nest: 6
- East Fork: 6
- East Tioga: 18
- Elidah: 5
- Enget Lake: 2
- Hofflund: 1
- Jim Creek: 4
- Killdeer: 3
- Little Knife: 7
- Lone Butte: 4
- Lone Tree Lake: 2
- Long Creek: 2
- Mandaree: 6
- Manitou: 4
- Moccasin Creek: 1
- Murphy Creek: 5
- North Branch: 1
- North Folk: 5
- Northwest McGregor: 1
- Oliver: 9
- Phelps Bay: 7
- Pronghorn: 2
- Reunion Bay: 3
- Sand Creek: 5
- Sanish: 12
- Siverston: 2
- Spotted Horn: 5
- Squaw Creek: 3
- Stockyard Creek: 5
- Stoneview: 3
- Strandahl: 1
- Tioga: 2
- Wildcat: 1
- BR: 5
- Bruin: 1
- CLR: 38
- Enerplus: 2
- EOG: 1
- Hess: 19
- KODA: 2
- Kraken: 18
- Liberty Resources: 3
- MinnKota Power Coop:1
- MRO: 12
- Oasis: 5
- Petro-Hunt: 30
- Sinclair: 7
- Slawson: 8
- True Oil: 1
- Whiting: 14
- WPX: 20
- XTO: 8
- Zavanna: 6
Producing wells:
- total number of producing wells in North Dakota at end of 1/20: 15,602 producing wells.
- total number of producing Bakken wells in North Dakota at end of 1/20: 13,480 producing Bakken wells.
- DUCs: 1,024 (up 66 from the 958 in December)
- inactive well count: 2,608 (up 687 from 1,920 in December -- a huge increase)
- totals, wells off line for operational reasons: 3,631 -- up significantly month-over-month -- an increase of 753 or up an astounding 26% from the previous month;
- this sets a new record of the the number of wells off line for operational reasons; the previous record was September, 2019, (3,020)
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