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Friday, September 24, 2021

Whiting With Three New Permits In Sanish Oil Field -- September 24, 2021

Apple, Inc: New York City's newest Apple store features [permanent] dedicated pick up zone. Link here

  • "Picking up your order from our patented built-in, instant-on, soft-close drawers makes buying the latest Apple device even more rewarding. They're the best drawers Apple has ever made -- we think you're gonna love them."
  • designed by IKEA?

General Milley: what he got right; what he got wrong -- Peggy Noonan at The WSJ. In the big scheme of things I agree with her. But have you noticed how fast the Afghanistan evacuation story disappeared? I mean, that story has really, really disappeared.

Energy poverty: when, not if; just a matter of time. UK, link here:

  • paying the highest ever wholesale electricity prices;
  • suffering the highest ever wholesale natural gas prices
  • rising retail power / gas prices
  • BP is running short of gasoline
  • 1.5 million households have seen their retail energy provider collapse

Peak oil? Worldwide energy shortage shows up in surging coal, gas and oil prices. Link to twitter and then to Reuters.

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Back to the Bakken

Active rigs, NDIC no long reporting active rigs, best guess*:

$73.98
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Active Rigs24*11576457

Three new permits, #38581 - #38583, inclusive:

  • Operator: Whiting
  • Field: Sanish (Mountrail)
  • Comments:
    • Whiting has permits for three TTT Ranch wells, to be sited in NWNW 26-154-92; 
    • they will be sited 255 FNL and between 591 FWL and 531 FWL;

One permit renewed:

  • Lime Rock, #37841, State B 3-25-36H-143-97, in Dunn County

NDIC no longer reporting active rigs.

2 comments:

  1. I sometimes wonder how often General Li had phoned General Milley to advise him that "today, we will not be attacking Taiwan".

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    1. LOL. Well, you know, the Japanese ambassador to the US said there were not plans for Japan to enter WWII about the same time the Japanese were launching their aircraft.

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