Sarah Palin And Svengoolie -- August 31, 2022

I'm off the net until tomorrow morning but I came back to post a reader's comment, and as long as I'm here I might as well clear two links in the queue.

I'm not following the market, and haven't been following the market since [the Fed chairman] Powell's speech and no plan to follow the market any time soon.

But I needed to check The WSJ for an article and in the process came across two articles of interest.

First, former VP-candidate Tina-Fey-lookalike Sarah Palin lost the special election to a Democrat for a GOP-held seat. This supports my hunch that those who think the GOP will easily take back the US Senate and the US House this fall may want to re-think this. 

Second, I've always thought the "A-Hed" column in The WSJ was consequential. I was quite disappointed in today's column on television personality "Svengooli." It was an entertaining article -- if one enjoys that sort of thing -- but to be found in a business newspaper of the stature of The WSJ was quite disappointing.

However, for investors there was an important data point:

Nearly one million Americans watch “Svengoolie” in prime time on Saturday nights, often giving its little-known network, MeTV, bigger ratings during that time slot than giants of the cable dial including TNT, CNN and the Paramount Network.

Comparing the Paramount Network with TNT, CNN, and MeTV speaks volumes. 

Okay, with that, I'm off the net until sometime tomorrow. I could be delayed due to errands.

SEG Williston Looking To See Six Wells In A 1280-Acre Unit In Stanley Oil Field -- August 31, 2022

From the July, 2022, hearing dockets, this is a case, not a permit:

• 29474: SEG Williston, LLC, Stanley-Bakken; a 1280-acre unit, sections 2/11-155-91, Mountrail County; six wells.

The graphics:

The wells in the graphic above:

• 23759, 1,350, Stephens Williston, LCC DBA SEG Williston, LLC, Stanley, F, t7/13; cum 247K 7/22;
• 23760, 930, Stephens Williston, LCC DBA SEG Williston, LLC, Stanley, F, t7/13; cum 229K 7/22;
• 19108, 1,200, Stephens Williston, LCC DBA SEG Williston, LLC, Stanley, F, t8/11; cum 221K 7/22;

For Investors: LNG -- Jim Cramer's Picks -- August 31, 2022

Sent to me by a reader. I'm not following the market right now. 

The companies, link here:

• LNG (Cheniere)
• Tellurian
• SRE
• ENB
• Excelerate Energy (EE)

Disclaimer: this is not an investment site.  Do not make any investment, financial, job, career, travel, or relationship decisions based on what you read here or think you may have read here. Full disclaimer at tabbed link.

All my posts are done quickly: there will be content and typographical errors. If anything on any of my posts is important to you, go to the source. If/when I find typographical / content errors, I will correct them.  

US Field Production Data Posted Today -- August 31, 2022

EIA: the "914s"; the monthlies; the most accurate production data - US Field Production of Crude Oil, posted today.

Production by state, in "thousands of bbls," May, June, percent change:

• Texas: 4,966, 4,959, -0.1%
• New Mexico: 1,501, 1,531, +2.0%
• North Dakota: 1,053, 1,089, +3.4%

The dashboards, August, 2022:

• EIA pdf, Bakken: https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/drilling/pdf/bakken.pdf
• EIA, pdf, Permian: https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/drilling/pdf/permian.pdf
• EIA, pdf, Eagle Ford: https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/drilling/pdf/eagleford.pdf

New-well oil production per rig:

• Bakken: 1,600
• Eagle Ford: 1,600
• Permian: 1,100

Legacy oil production change, 1000-bbls/day:

• Permian: 380
• Eagle Ford: 100
• Bakken: 40

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I'm Not Even Going To Ask

Just Practicing For 2035 -- California -- August 31, 2022

The grid can't handle it. Summer is practically over and the California grid is unable to take it. It's official. Link here.

California's grid operator issued a statewide Flex Alert on Wednesday, asking residents to voluntarily limit their electricity use from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in anticipation of increased energy demands with temperatures expected to soar above 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

The California Independent System Operator, which runs the energy grid, warned of possible power shortages during that time that could lead to blackouts, at the start of what is expected to be the year's worst heat wave, lasting almost a week.

Electricity use will build over the next week to top at 48 GW on Monday and Tuesday, which would be the highest demand on the state grid since 2017, according to California ISO.

California Governor Gavin Newsom also is asking residents to conserve electricity, warning that Sunday and Monday will be the most challenging days for the grid.

Three More CLR LCU Truman DUCs Reported As Completed -- August 31, 2022

From the daily activity report today, three more CLR LCU Truman DUCs reported as completed:

• 36980, 1,086, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 8-23H1, Williams County
  
• 36981, 1,338, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 7-23H, Williams County
• 36982, 818, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 6-23H1, Williams County

Two others were reported yesterday.

The CLR LCU Truman Federal wells are tracked here.

Abraxas Wells Are Starting To Be Transferred To Lime Rock -- August 31, 2022

From the daily activity report today:

Change of operator: from Abraxas to Lime Rock, about 75 wells; this acquisition is tracked at the blog here.

• the families of wells include,
• the Jore Fed
• the Jore Maddy Fed
• the Jore Yellowstone
• the Lillibridge
• the Ravin
• the Yellowstone
• The Stenehjem

"Mistakes Were Made"; WTI Slips Below $90 -- August 31, 2022

For the archives. 

Television. I gave it a chance, but it did not work out -- "The Bear" -- an FX/Hulu original;

• met with critical acclaim, this FX/Hulu original was greenlighted for a second season
• I was intrigued by the first episode, and continued to watch it for two more episodes
• it had potential; it could fill the gap until "Only Murders In The Building" returned next season
• but after three episodes, I was ready to give up; I gave it one more chance, watching the fourth episode last night
• if anything the episodes have gotten worse
• if there is a plot, I've not discovered it, certainly no murder in the restaurant
• with the exception of two, maybe three characters, the cast is not endearing; one character is incredibly awful and has not improved over time
• so, that's it
• for me, it lasted one more episode than "Ted Lasso" (an Apple original)
• from The Wall Street Journal.
  

Mistakes were made. Link here. The big question: in what context was she bringing this up again?

Sophia did just fine, but she had a huge support system: her mom, two older sisters, and I mentored her for an entire school year while she studied with her class remotely on Zoom. In fact, she did quite well. I think she would prefer a hybrid system of in-school and Zoom. 

EVs: Honda just announced an EV battery factory in partnership with LG Energy to be built somewhere in Ohio, most likely near Columbus. 

Now, Honda says that lithium-ion EVs won't reach price parity with gasoline cars. Link here to Charles Kennedy. Again, Charles Kennedy reports the big stories. Of course, anyone following the EV story knew this all along, but it's interesting that an EV manufacturer is now admitting it, just when California announces plans to ban gasoline car sales by 2035. 

The tea leaves suggest the board rooms of auto manufacturers are still having second thoughts about going all in with EVs.

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Back to the Bakken

WTI: $88.88. This tells me there is a lot of oil sloshing around.

Natural gas: $9.109. China is quietly re-selling its excess Russian LNG to Europe. Russia and Iran working to establish a huge natural gas "hub" to "corner the market. Putin is playing chess while the weest plays checkers. Perhaps the US doesn't need to be sending so much natural gas to Europe.

Active rigs: 46.

Four new permits, #39215 - #39218, inclusive:

• Operators: Sinclair (3); Petro-Hunt
• Fields: Lone Butte (McKenzie); Little Knife (Dunn)
• Comments:
• Sinclair has permits for three Grasslands Federal wells in NESW 13-147-98, to be sited between 1784 FSL and 1849 FSL and between 2213 FWL and 2275 FWL
• Petro-Hunt has a permit for a USA well in SENE 29-146-97; to be sited 1932 FNL and 676 FEL;

Three producing wells (DUCs) reported as completed:

• 36980, 1,086, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 8-23H1,
• 36981, 1,338, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 7-23H,
• 36982, 818, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 6-23H1,

Change of operator: from Abraxas to Lime Rock, about 75 wells; this acquisition is tracked at the blog here.

• the families of wells include,
• the Jore Fed
• the Jore Maddy Fed
• the Jore Yellowstone
• the Lillibridge
• the Ravin
• the Yellowstone
• The Stenehjem

Wednesday, August 31, 2022

Speaks volumes how much clout the Biden administration and the EU have / has (my hunch: Biden doesn't care; US gasoline price coming down):

EIA weekly petroleum report, link here:

• US crude oil decreased by 3.3 million bbls;
• US crude oil now stands at 418.3 million bbls, 6% below the five-year average;
• US crude oil imports ... yawn
• US refiners operating at 92.7% of their operable capacity last week;
• distillate fuel in storage increased by 0.1 million bbls last week; remain 23% below the five-year average;
  
• jet fuel supplied was up 10.9% compared with same four-week period last year.

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The Science Page

Northernmost "city" in the world, what is its name, multiple choice:

• Sunallesnacht
• Longyearbyen
• Kaltallestime
• Freezinhere

Reminder: the name of the all-seeing, many-eyed giant of Greek mythology, link here:

• Argus Panoptes
• now, that god takes physical form as an array of 38 small telescopes in the mountains of North Carolina
• the array will monitor a slice of sky 1700 times the size of the full moon
• will be known as the Argus Array Pathfinder -- will register changes in the stars second-by-second.

Mama-mia: this makes my day.

• only once before on the blog have I mentioned the Yamnaya
• now, in the most recent issue of Science, we read about Yamnaya again
• one of four prehistoric groups that settled in the Southern Arc about 10,000 years ago 
• Southern Arc: from Greece to modern-day Turkey to Iraq
  
• the four groups spread the precursors of modern language and peopled Homer's epics

Another genetic contribution came from the east about 6500 years ago, as hunter-gatherers from the Caucasus entered the region. Then about 5000 years ago, a fourth group—nomads from the steppes north of the Black Sea, known as the Yamnaya— arrived, adding to the genetic picture but not fundamentally redrawing it. 

“The people of the Southern Arc are mostly coming from Levantine, Anatolian, and Caucasus components,” University of Harvard professor Lazaridis says. “The Yamnaya are like a layer of sauce, added after 3000 B.C.E.”

"A layer of sauce"?

Sort of like the Mexican tacos in San Antonio? I can't make this stuff up. What is it with folks in the northeast comparing Hispanics and Turks to tacos and salsa? 

I know when I was growing up in Williston, my Latino friends called me "lefsa," as in "I lefsa my books at school again."

The Sports Page -- August 31, 2022

Dr Pepper ads: best thing about a new football season. At eight seconds, priceless, or maybe at fifty-two seconds:

PGA: watch the "Golf Channel" if you want to "understand" LIV. I keep flip-flopping on this issue, but the more you know, the more you know the LIV is Saudi. And 911. And Khashoggi. and MsB.

Katie Ledecky:

• "Just Been On Fire": Michael Phelps reacts too Katie Ledecky dethroning him in the swimming world. Link here. A real gentleman.
• the four best Katie Ledecky swimming records as of 2022, link here, from August 13, 2022:

From the second link:

Few swimmers have completely stood above their peers like Katie Ledecky. 

She is perhaps the greatest freestyle swimmer of all time, holding countless records and routinely dominating competitions. 

At the Phillips 66 USA National Swimming Championships 2022, Ledecky did not perform her best in one event, but still managed to beat her opponents by nearly 20 seconds.

All her records are impressive, and they showcase just how incredible Katie Ledecky really is. However, they do not always stand the test of time, as the champion has broken her own records multiple times.

A look at four of the best swimming records that Katie Ledecky currently holds:

• 800-meter freestyle world record, 2013;
• debuted at the 2012 London Olympics
• new 800-metre freestyle world record in 2016;
• shattered the 400-meter freestyle record at the 2016 Olympics:
• Katie's stunning total medals record:
• June, 2022: her 21st career World Swimming Championship medal;
• that 21st medal broke the tie she had with another legendary swimmer, Natalie Coughlin;
• with 21 medals, Katie trails only Michael Phelps (33) and Ryan Lochte (27)
• at age 25, Katie could catch Lochte, but unlikelhy to catch Michael Phelps

Amazing: California Will Ask EV Owners To Minimize Charging On Big Driving Day -- August 31, 2022

If my health holds, I should be around to see this.

• California to ban gasoline-automobiles in thirteen years.
• California to ban charging EVs in thirteen hours.

Southern California heat wave:

• this is being reported everywhere;
• top story in California today
• link here and here but links everywhere;

OPEC: putting ducks in order to announce a million-bbl-day production cut.

• already unable to meet current production quotas
• every autumn Saudi Arabia cuts production as domestic demand for air conditioning plummets
• a million-bbl-day cut is a non-story

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Back to the Bakken

The Far Side: link here.

WTI: $90.36.

Natural gas: $8.989.

No new wells coming off confidential list until Friday and then only one.

RBN Energy: incentives, technology have carbon capture poised for global breakout.

Not long ago, many considered large-scale industrial carbon capture to be a pie-in-the-sky concept. But neither the capturing of carbon dioxide (CO2) nor permanent underground sequestration is new — naturally occurring sources of CO₂ have been used in enhanced oil recovery (EOR) for decades. And, with new financial incentives and a renewed sense of urgency regarding climate action, things are changing fast — so quickly, in fact, that the carbon-capture industry may be poised for exponential growth, both in the U.S. and abroad. Highlights discussed.

The Hess BL-S Ramberg Wells -- Beaver Lodge

The wells:

• 36643, conf, Hess, BL-S Ramberg-155-95-0601H-4, Beaver Lodge,
• 36642, PNC/drl, Hess, BL-S Ramberg-155-95-0601H-5, Beaver Lodge,
• 36641, F/A, Hess, BL-S Ramberg-155-95-0601H-6, Beaver Lodge, first production, 2/22; t--; cum 95K 6/22;

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	6-2022	30	18065	17998	16681	30041	29945	96
BAKKEN	5-2022	31	17804	17815	22342	28730	28514	216
BAKKEN	4-2022	22	17572	17721	23647	29257	28955	302
BAKKEN	3-2022	31	41368	41237	58336	60479	48672	11807
DEVONIAN	2-2022	15	10845	10693	11201	12314	10299	2015

• 36640, PNC/A, Hess, BL-S Ramberg-LS-155-95-0601H-1, Beaver Lodge, first production, 2/22; t--; cum 79K 6/22;

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	6-2022	30	11188	11215	11702	31039	30939	100
BAKKEN	5-2022	31	16971	16923	19968	34866	34604	262
BAKKEN	4-2022	25	11985	11979	21270	18806	18612	194
BAKKEN	3-2022	18	16083	16432	21492	36260	34143	2117
BAKKEN	2-2022	16	22798	22306	20148	33029	27625	5404

• 36639, PNC/PNC, Hess, BL-S Ramberg-155-95-0601H-8, Beaver Lodge,
• 36638, PNC/PNC, Hess, BL-S Ramberg-155-95-0601H-9, Beaver Lodge,

The Zavanna Shorthorn Wells

The Zavanna Shorthorn wells (these are sited in section 3-153-99. I believe they run north into 34/27-154-99. Based on its name, #37437 likely runs south into 10-153-99. Both #37437 and #37436 are section line wells):

• 37432, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 1H, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37433, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 2TFH, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37434, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 3H, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37435, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 4TFH, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37436, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 5H XE, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37437, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-10 6H XE, Stockyard Creek, no production data,

Off The Net Until Tomorrow -- August 30, 2022

I couldn't possibly be in a better mood. 

The "market" is just where I like it.

My second biggest month of the year for investing is September, and it looks like we could be going into a month of buying opportunities.

My biggest month for investing? December.

Meanwhile, the weather keeps getting nicer here in north Texas and time for some biking.

The #14 Sandwich; Canadian Oil Demand; And, The Heat in California -- August 30, 2022

Canadian oil demand, link here:

Weather, not climate: I don't know if this is accurate. Feel free to fact check. From twitter.

 

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The #14 Sandwich

My favorite sandwich growing up in Williston: genuine, original Braunschweiger with Kraft salad dressing on day-old white bread. Now, the bar has been raised.

The #14 Sandwich is pure bliss. The secret: everything in moderation, except perhaps the lettuce. It's really impossible to have too much lettuce, but one wants thin slices of braunschweiger and not an excess of grape jelly. Blackberry jelly might be better.  

September 1, 2022: after all the discussion, I was curious how much braunschweiger I actually place on a sandwich:

• 2.5 ounces - 1.2 ounce = 1.3 ounce.
• 16-ounce / 1.3 ounce = 12 sandwiches.
  

Ingredients:

• braunschweiger: $3.59. Looks like I can make 15 sandwiches, minimum.
• jelly: $2.59. Look like I can make 50 sandwiches, minimum.
• lettuce: $1.59 for a head of lettuce. Looks like I can a minimum of 20 sandwiches from one head of lettuce
• butter: insignificant.
• white bread, store brand, one loaf $1.19, so 15 sandwiches?

Cost for one sandwich:

• 3.59 / 15 = 25 cents
• 2.59 / 50 = 5 cents
• 1.59 / 20 = 8 cents
• 1.19 / 15 = 8 cents

Total: 46 cents.

No tip.

No delivery charge.

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The Music Page

First two seasons, "Only Murders in the Building."

Season two, "Only Murders in the Building."

"Manhattan" was done twice. First by Jan and Dean, second by The Supremes.

DOE -- EIA -- Sketchy -- August 30, 2022

If anyone knows anything about "flat stalls," this is really, really impressive. The F-15 can do the same thing. The trick is to let go "of the stick." The F-15 and the F-22 will self-recover.

Sketchy:

From twitter:

Posted earlier this morning:

Again?

• remember how EIA failed to report petroleum data for a full week this summer when prices were rising fast?
• now, again. Crude oil is surging, GasBuddy is not tweeting, and all of a sudden EIA says it is experiencing technical problems and is unable to post this week's gasoline prices. I can't make this up.
• link here.
• the link and screenshot were taken last night;
• overnight, this morning, no change.

Six New Permits; Nine Permits Renewed; Two CLR Long Creek Truman DUCs Reported As Completed -- August 30, 2022

WTI: $91.64

Natural gas: $9.042

Active rigs: 46.

Six new permits, #39209 - #39214, inclusive:

• Operators; BR (4); MRO (2)
• Fields: Pershing (McKenzie); Bailey (Dunn)
• Comments:
• BR has permits for four wells in Pershing oil field, a Boxer, a Borink, and two Parrish-Kermit permits all in lot 4 section 5-149-96; 
• to be sited 280 FNL and between 275 FWL and 410 FWL;
• MRO has permits for a Maas USA well and a GT USA well, both in lot 1 section 18-146-94;
• to be sited between 417 FNL and 439 FNL and between 300 FWL and 333 FWL

Nine permits renewed:

• Abraxas (6): three Jore Fed permits; two Jore Maddy Fed permits; and one Sten Rav permit, all in McKenzie County;
• Enerplus (3): a Platinum, a Titanium, and a Silver permit, all in Dunn County

Two producing wells (DUCs) reported as completed:

• 36983, 603, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 5-21H1, Long Creek, no production data, see this post;
  
• 36984, 673, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 4-23H, Long Creek, no production data, see this post;

Change of operator, from Kaiser-Francis to Rim Operating:

• seven older wells, all in Divide County; six Spyglass wells, and one Oakmont well

CLR Reports Two Long Creek DUCs Completed -- August 30, 2022

The CLR Long Creek Unit is tracked here.

Two producing wells (DUCs) reported as completed:

• 36983, 603, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 5-21H1, Long Creek, t--; cum 122K 11/22;,

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	11-2022	21	15922	15998	16314	31614	31142	426
BAKKEN	10-2022	31	38514	38553	30393	69340	67702	1567
BAKKEN	9-2022	30	38816	38735	33040	59112	58279	762
BAKKEN	8-2022	29	28867	28783	33893	41143	39557	1495
BAKKEN	7-2022	4	46	46	1851	0	0	0

• 36984, 673, CLR, LCU Truman Federal 4-23H, Long Creek, t--; cum 154K 11/22; at $70 / bbl = $10.8 million; at the wellhead this well paid for itself in four months
  

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	11-2022	29	32735	32784	27551	58760	57787	791
BAKKEN	10-2022	31	46136	46165	37717	78965	76977	1782
BAKKEN	9-2022	30	42204	42117	36284	62811	61798	808
BAKKEN	8-2022	29	32088	31995	35623	45110	43210	1633
BAKKEN	7-2022	3	456	456	1974	53	0	0

Two Zavanna Long Creek Wells Go Over 500K Bbls Crude Oil Cumulative -- August 30, 2022

So much work left to be done in the Bakken. Just west of these wells, in the same section, same drilling unit, yet to be drilled:

• 37432, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 1H, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37433, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 2TFH, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37434, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 3H, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37435, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 4TFH, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37436, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-27 5H XE, Stockyard Creek, no production data,
• 37437, loc, Zavanna, Shorthorn 3-10 6H XE, Stockyard Creek, no production data,

The well:

• 20085, 825, Zavanna, Nelson 3-10 1H, Long Creek, 35 stages; 3.8 million lbs; t8/12; cum 471K 1/20; off-line many months; see much more about this well as this post; back on line, doing very well; cum 494K 8/21; 498K 12/21; cum 502K 6/22;

Recent production:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	6-2022	30	813	870	4016	24889	22749	1695
BAKKEN	5-2022	25	622	554	2962	19646	19199	98
BAKKEN	4-2022	17	361	295	1639	14082	13831	31
BAKKEN	3-2022	31	761	727	3332	28432	27188	782
BAKKEN	2-2022	27	506	545	3046	25581	24814	350
BAKKEN	1-2022	31	654	661	3156	28598	27374	762
BAKKEN	12-2021	31	787	808	2261	28681	27520	699
BAKKEN	11-2021	29	870	817	2601	26699	26267	0
BAKKEN	10-2021	31	871	902	2650	28941	28478	1

The well:

• 26683, 2,950, Zavanna, Angus 34-27 2H, Stockyard Creek, t9/15; cum 441K 1/20; cum 481K 8/21; cum 489K 12/21; cum 498K 6/22;

Recent production:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	6-2022	30	1249	1383	2862	27423	26977	0
BAKKEN	5-2022	28	1683	1614	2883	26667	26166	85
BAKKEN	4-2022	23	1263	1347	2364	22997	22244	429
BAKKEN	3-2022	31	1762	1759	3647	31493	30133	904
BAKKEN	2-2022	27	1589	1555	2811	27853	25056	2390
BAKKEN	1-2022	30	1902	1892	2618	30970	27307	3204
BAKKEN	12-2021	31	1700	1716	2341	28575	26233	1917
BAKKEN	11-2021	30	1644	1606	2441	28481	27279	755
BAKKEN	10-2021	31	1949	1965	2811	32967	32221	285
BAKKEN	9-2021	30	2622	2671	2750

Two Slawson Big Bend Wells Go Over 500K Bbls Crude Oil Cumulative -- August 30, 2022

These wells are tracked here. 

The well:

• 33701, 754, Slawson, Snakeeyes 4-29-20H, Big Bend, t10/17; cum 388K 3/20; remains off line 9/20; back on line 10/20; cum 477K 8/21; cum 515K 6/22;
  

Recent production:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	6-2022	30	2923	3133	1865	3792	3642	0
BAKKEN	5-2022	31	2960	2760	1927	4053	3898	0
BAKKEN	4-2022	24	2301	2416	1435	3048	2817	112
BAKKEN	3-2022	31	2753	2873	1526	4047	3892	0
BAKKEN	2-2022	20	1508	1217	1292	2322	2164	58
BAKKEN	1-2022	13	2128	2374	770	3860	3541	253
BAKKEN	12-2021	31	5797	5917	1947	12141	11986	0
BAKKEN	11-2021	30	6283	6133	1949	12226	12076	0
BAKKEN	10-2021	28	5615	5530	2113	9676	9518	17
BAKKEN	9-2021	30	5515	5364	2116	8956	8804	2
BAKKEN	8-2021	31	6008	6254	2317	9114	8826	133
BAKKEN	7-2021	31	6687	6426	2599	10121	9917	49

The well: 

• 29617, 2,381, Slawson, Rebel Federal 7-32-8TFH, Big Bend, t8/18; cum 402K 9/20; cum 482K 8/21;
  

Recent production:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	6-2022	29	5360	5445	5398	8046	7901	0
BAKKEN	5-2022	31	6029	6100	6205	8068	7913	0
BAKKEN	4-2022	23	4801	4585	4825	6257	5866	277
BAKKEN	3-2022	31	6196	6497	6133	8432	8247	31
BAKKEN	2-2022	28	5865	5719	6005	7052	6529	383
BAKKEN	1-2022	31	7193	7359	7341	8255	6707	1393
BAKKEN	12-2021	31	7559	7584	7732	10160	9995	10
BAKKEN	11-2021	30	7811	7610	8913	10996	10846	0
BAKKEN	10-2021	29	8210	8025	8959	9045	8763	139

A CLR Antelope Federal Well Has Just Gone Over 500K Bbls Crude Oil Cumulative -- August 30, 2022

This well is tracked here.

The well:

• 32359, 1,335, CLR, Antelope Federal 6-23H1, Elm Tree, 4 sections, t1/19; cum 306K 3/20; producing as of 12/18; cum 445K 8/21; cum 496K 6/22;

Recent production:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	6-2022	19	2959	2997	1805	16022	15672	190
BAKKEN	5-2022	31	4967	4915	2206	25174	24230	701
BAKKEN	4-2022	29	3327	3282	1168	20529	19827	510
BAKKEN	3-2022	12	1283	1313	666	8520	8380	58
BAKKEN	2-2022	28	3540	3594	2068	25992	25702	84
BAKKEN	1-2022	31	6399	6432	4342	42426	41972	219
BAKKEN	12-2021	31	8188	8219	4735	43818	43376	214
BAKKEN	11-2021	30	10373	10250	7871	42626	41994	414
BAKKEN	10-2021	9	2415	2454	1676	11208	11035	103
BAKKEN	9-2021	30	7925	7942	5598	43313	42308	772
BAKKEN	8-2021	31	8620	8623	6457	41213	40292	695
BAKKEN	7-2021	30	7108	7133	4780	36195	35189	793
BAKKEN	6-2021	30	8352	8344	6182	41824	41069	536
BAKKEN	5-2021	31	10660	10637	8203	50693	48282	2157
BAKKEN	4-2021	30	11016	11020	9035	40900	38572	2271
BAKKEN	3-2021	31	11888	11923	9057	38112	37225	829
BAKKEN	2-2021	28	11665	11637	8702	34649	33985	604
BAKKEN	1-2021	31	14082	14042	9990	36681	36150	457
BAKKEN	12-2020	31	14281	14333	11448	31398	30834	502
BAKKEN	11-2020	30	12405	12415	9745	21749	20729	957
BAKKEN	10-2020	31	13944	13818	9373	23626	22964	601