Locator: 46051CUT.
Link here. Twitter summary.
Director's Cuts are tracked here.
Disclaimer applies.
DUCs and wells off-line for operational reasons tracked here.
Producing wells: 18,179 -- new all-time high (July, 2023)
- new all-time high, this month, September, 2023: 18,538 producing wells (preliminary)
- the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources reported the state had 18,396 producing wells in August, 2023.
- gas capture, statewide: 95% (down 1% m/m)
Highlights.
- active rigs
- today: 35
- October: 33
- September: 37
- 37: August, 2023
- 37: July, 2023
- 37: June, 2023
- expected to rise to the mid-forties with gradual increase over next two years;
- crude oil production:
- September, 2023: 1,278,190 (+44.56%)
- August, 2023: 1,223,617 (+3.3%)
- July, 2023: 1,180,692 (+1%)
- June, 2023: 1,166,604 bopd
- May, 2023: 1,135,009 bopd
- crude price (ND light sweet):
- today: $72.55
- September, 2023: $83.07
- August, 2023: $77.15
- July, 2023: $70.35.
- June, 2023: $64.18
- May, 2023; $65.82
- natural gas:
- September, 2023: 3,4440,284 MCF / day -- new all-time high
- August, 2023: 3,312,919 MCF/day (+0.3%)
- July, 2023: 3,292,150 MCF/day (+1%)
- June, 2023: 3,247,513 MCF/day
- May, 2023: 3,156,883 MCF/day
- wells permitted:
- October: 77
- September: 59
- August: 87
- July: 70
- June: 85
- May: 63
- April: 89
- DUCs:
- September: 367
- August: 376
- July: 419
- June: 433
- May: 459
- April: 458
- inactive:
- September: 1,547
- August: 1,624
- July: 1,665
- June: 1,693
- May: 1,779
- April, 1,899
- completed:
- October: 96 (preliminary)
- September: 129 (preliminary)
- August: 91
- July: 83
- June: 85
- May: 138
- April: 51
- producing:
- September, 2023: 18,538 (preliminary; new all-time high)
- August, 2023: 18,396 (yet another new all-time high)
- July, 2023: 18,179 (new all-time high)
- June, 2023: 18,101 (new all-time high)
- May, 2023: 17,9292 (new all-time)
- April: 17,768
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