Megaloads -- XOM Subsidiary -- Montana - Idaho -- Update

Link here.

The Missoulian brings us up to date.

As of December 26, 2011:

As the latest Year of the Big Rigs draws to a close in Montana, it's kind of quiet out there, is it not?

Oh, they're still making noise in Idaho, where Moscow bristles with each new convoy of Imperial Oil/Exxon Mobil megaloads that rolls through town.

And big rigs still rumble through Missoula in the night. Nickel Brothers recently finished moving the last of 23 Alberta-bound loads of Weyerhauser pulp mill equipment down U.S. Highway 12 and up the Blackfoot on Montana Highway 200.

Mammoet and Imperial Oil/Exxon Mobil continue to empty docks at Lewiston, Idaho, and Pasco, Wash., of those large and controversial loads of processing equipment for the Kearl Oil Sands in northeastern Alberta. The 205 modules the companies originally proposed to haul over the same two-lane route that Nickel Brothers followed have been sliced and diced to something close to 300 loads.

And so it goes. The chronology here.

Week 5: January 29, 2012 -- February 4, 2012

Highlights of the February dockets

MonDak Motorsports moves from Sidney to Williston

OXY USA to re-deploy some rigs out of the Williston Basin

Chesapeake to leave the Dickinson area; may leave the Williston Basin

ND active drilling rig number hits record: 205

A monster well -- 160,000 bbls in four months -- CLR's Whitman 2-34H

Dickinson building permits -- a new record, second year in a row

Williams County Commission with another big well

CCS gets permit to build waste treatment facility near White Earth

Bridger Pipeline commissioned -- New Town, ND, to Baker, MT

No warming in last 15 years

$700 million to improve Williston waste water plant

New man-camp in Williston

Why XOM Is Pursuing Natural Gas

Only a few days ago I wondered why XOM continued to focus on natural gas when the real money is being made in oil.

This might be the answer:

Exxon Mobil Corp.'s decision to leave its U.S. natural-gas output untouched despite low commodity prices may push some smaller producers out of the business, force consolidation in the industry and make the oil company an even more powerful force in the oilpatch.

The biggest U.S. natural-gas producer puzzled some analysts and investors Tuesday when during its earnings report, it said it had no plans to curtail its output despite that a glut has driven the price of the commodity to its lowest level in more than a decade. Other companies including Chesapeake Energy Corp., the second-largest U.S. natural-gas producer, recently have announced drilling cutbacks as natural-gas production in some areas becomes a money-losing business.

The Irving, Texas, company argued although it is doing its best to switch drilling to oil-rich areas, it still needs to keep drilling for natural gas to meet previously agreed-to contractual terms that let it retain expensive land leases. Raising some market observers' eyebrows, it also said drilling for natural gas in some areas is still profitable even at current prices.

This will be fun to watch.

Meanwhile, Navistar (a truck company) is partnering with Boone Pickens (a natural gas guy):

Navistar International Corp. has struck a partnership with oil and gas magnate T. Boone Pickens Jr. as part of a broad strategy to speed the shift of big rigs to natural gas.

The Lisle-based truck maker, which has been under pressure by activist investor Carl Icahn, will adapt its existing line of medium- and heavy-duty trucks to burn liquid natural gas. It will work with Clean Energy Fuels Corp., which will provide a national system of fueling stations for them. Mr. Pickens is founder, chairman and the largest shareholder of Seal Beach, Calif.-based Clean Energy.

“Natural gas has clearly emerged as the most realistic alternative fuel option for the trucking industry,” Navistar Chairman and CEO Dan Ustian said in a statement.

Clean Energy plans to have 150 stations, many of them located in Pilot-Flying J Travel centers, with 70 stations open by the end of the year.

Navistar makes the announcement as the Environmental Protection Agency prepares to fine it $1,900 per engine later this month for failing to meet federal emissions regulations. The company has been using credits to comply with the standards but could run out by the end of the month, according to a report in Transport Topics.

One almost gets the feeling the "big guys" have been meeting and formulating a strategy. XOM, T. Boone, and Navistar, just for starters.

Data Points from the February, 2012, NDIC Hearing Dockets -- The Williston Basin, North Dakota, USA

Here are some of the data points from the February, 2012, hearing dockets that got my attention (see the full list -- transcribed/summarized at this link):

Normally, I see 10 - 20 requests for flaring. There were only two requests or so this month.

The Bakken is in the manufacturing stage, here are just some of the Hess requests, and others:

• 16875, Hess, Ray and Dollar Joe-Bakken; establish 2 2560-acre units; up to 12 hz wells; up to six hz wells on each of 9 1280-acre units (24 wells + 54 well --> 78 wells), Williams
• 16876, Hess, Big Butte-Bakken, 6 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit, Mountrail
• 16877, Hess, Manitou-Bakken, 6 wells on each of 6 1280-acre units, Mountrail (36 wells)
• 16878, Hess, Alger-Bakken 6 hz wells on 7 1280-acre units (42 wells), Mountrail
• 16883, Hess, Alkali Creek-Bakken, 6 hz wells on each of 8 1280-acre units (48 wells), Mountrail, McKenzie)
• 16884, Hess, Robinson Lake-Bakken, 6 hz wells on each of 12 1280-acre units (72 wells), Mountrail
• 16898, Oasis, Bull Butte-Bakken, 6 hz wells on 2 1280-acre units; Williams (12 wells)
• 16899, Oasis, Squires-Bakken, 6 hz wells on 3 1280-acre units; Williams (18 wells)

As many as seven or eight wells in one section:

• 16887, Hess, Bear Creek-Bakken, 7 hz wells on a 640-acre unit; Dunn, 

Madison wells: as many as 2 wells/160 acres

• 16905, Petro Harvester, South Coteau-Madison, establish 2 160-acre units; 2 hz wells in each, Burke
• 16906, Petro Harvester, Coteau-Madison, a 160-acre unit, 2 hz wells, Burke
• 17011, WPX Energy Williston, amend Mandaree-Bakken, create 2 320-acre units, 2 wells on each unit, McKenzie

The norm is becoming 7 wells per 1280-acre spacing unit; too many examples to list; or 8 wells per 1280-acre unit, even by smaller companies:

• 17146, Triangle, Rawson-Bakken, 8 wells on a 1280-acre unit; McKenzie

BR is requesting more and more 2560-acre units; 12 wells on each; CLR is requesting 2560-acre units, "multiple" wells from each pad

• 16924, BR, Union Center-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 wells, McKenzie
• 16925, BR, Berg, Keene, and Clear Creek-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit; 12 hz wells, McKenzie
• 16926, BR, Clear Creek-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
• 16927, BR, Dimmick Lake-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
• 16928, BR, Pershing-Bakken, 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
• 16929, BR, North Fork-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
• 17003, CLR, amend Chimney Butte and Murphy Creek-Bakken, 2 2560-acre units; multiple wells from each pad within each unit, Dunn
• 17004, CLR, amend Chimney Butte-Bakken, create a 1 2560-acre unit, multiple wells from thepad, Dunn
• 17005, CLR, amend Rattlesnake Point and Jim Creek-Bakken, create a 2560-acre unit; multiple wells from the pad, Dunn
• 17006, CLR amend Cedar Coulee and Rattlesnake Point-Bakken, to create a 2560-acre unit; multiple wells from the pad, Dunn
• 17007, CLR, amend Corral Creek and Jim Creek-Bakken, to create a 2560-acre unit, multiple wells from the pad, Dunn

When I first started the blog,  I was in good company that suggested we would see one well per section. How about four wells/section?

• 16953, QEP, amend Heart Butte-Bakken, 4 wells on a 640-acre unit; 4 hz wells on another 640-acre unit, Dunn

Eye-popping:

• 16765, cont'd, Dakota-3, extend Van Hook or Deep Water Creek-Bakken, create a 3840-acre unit, 22 wells on that unit (3840/640 --> 22 wells on 6 sections), McLean

Legacy: 90 wells?

• 17015, Legacy, amend North Souris-Spearfish, create ~ 21 320-acre units, 4 wells on each spacing unit (84 wells); 3 180-acre units and 2 wells on each unit (6 wells) --> about 90 wells, Bottineau

New business ventures:

• 17019, Dakota Maxum Partners, water recyling plants throughout the area; for fracking; potable

Pooling lists keep getting longer:

• 17056 - 17092, EOG, pooling (~36 wells)
• 17093 - 17133, Zavanna, pooling (~41 wells)

New operator? WPX is the spin-off from Williams Companies, traditionally a pipeline company.

• 17142, WPX Energy,  Reunion Bay-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, Dunn
• 17143, WPX Energy, Squaw Creek-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
• 17144, WPX Energy, Mandaree-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit; 4 wells on each of 2 640-acre units; 3 wells on a 640-acre unit; 2 wells on a 320-acre unit, Dunn, McKenzie (20 wells)
  

NDIC Hearing Dockets -- February, 2012 -- Can You Say "Manufacturing" -- Look At Those Hess Requests

The high points of this long list can be found at this link.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012
16870, Hess, flaring
16871, Hess, Ross-Bakken, 3 hz wells on a 640-acre unit; 3 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit, Mountrail
16872, Hess, Tioga-Bakken, 3 hz wells on 1280-acre unit, Williams, Mountrail
16873, Hess, Cottonwood-Bakken, 3 hz wells on 1280-acre unit, Mountrail
16874, Hess, Kittleson Slough-Bakken, 3 hz wells on 1280-acre unit, Mountrail
16875, Hess, Ray and Dollar Joe-Bakken; establish 2 2560-acre units; up to 12 hz wells; up to six hz wells on each of 9 1280-acre units (24 wells + 54 well --> 78 wells -- oh, yeah), Williams
16876, Hess, Big Butte-Bakken, 6 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit, Mountrail
16877, Hess, Manitou-Bakken, 6 wells on each of 6 1280-acre units, Mountrail (36 wells)
16878, Hess, Alger-Bakken 6 hz wells on 7 1280-acre units (42 wells), Mountrail
16879, Hess, Alger-Bakken, 3 hz wells on 2 1280-acre units, Mountrail
15370, cont'd, Hess, Alger-Bakken, 1 hz well on a 640-acre unit, Mountrail
16880, Hess, to drill the EN-Thronson as close as 14 feet of the north line, Mountrail
16881, Hess, Truax-Bakken, another two sections; 6 hz wells on each of 6 1280-acre units (36 wells), Williams
16882, Hess, Hoffland-Bakken, 6 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit, Williams
16883, Hess, Alkali Creek-Bakken, 6 hz wells on each of 8 1280-acre units (48 wells), Mountrail, McKenzie)
16884, Hess, Robinson Lake-Bakken, 6 hz wells on each of 12 1280-acre units (72 wells), Mountrail
16885, Hess, Banks-Bakken, 12 hz wells on a 2560-acre unit; or 2 1280-acre units, 6 wells each, Williams, McKenzie
16886, Hess, Antelope-Bakken, eliminate the 1220-foot setback rule, McKenzie
16887, Hess, Bear Creek-Bakken, 7 hz wells on a 640-acre unit; Dunn, REPEAT 7 hz wells on a 640-acre unit
16888, Hess, Little Knife-Bakken, 7 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit, Dunn
16889, Hess, revoke a CLR permit, Williams
16890, Hess, revoke a CLR permit, Williams
16891 - 16896, Hess, legalese; violation of excess flaring, various fields
16897, Oasis, temporary spacing, Williams
16898, Oasis, Bull Butte-Bakken, 6 hz wells on 2 1280-acre units; Williams (12 wells)
16899, Oasis, Squires-Bakken, 6 hz wells on 3 1280-acre units; Williams (18 wells)
16900, Oasis, Sanish-Bakken, add 2 sections; 1 hz well on the 1280-acre unit; Mountrail
16901, Oasis, Camp-Bakken, 6 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
16902, Cornerstone, Stony Run-Madison; add one section; 1 hz well on the unit, Burke
16903, Cornerstone, Carter-Midale/Nesson; to allow the toe of a hz well to be drilled in adjoining unit; Burke
16904, Petro Harvester, injectivity testing in the Wayne-Madison, Bottineau
16905, Petro Harvester, South Coteau-Madison, establish 2 160-acre units; 2 hz wells in each, Burke
16906, Petro Harvester, Coteau-Madison, a 160-acre unit, 2 hz wells, Burke
16907, Petro-Hunt, Battleview-Bakken and North Tioga-Bakken, establish a 1280-acre unt; 5 hz wells, Burke
16908, KOG, Truax-Bakken, establish a 1280-acre unit, 7 hz wells; Williams
16909, KOG, Ranch Creek-Bakken, 2 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit; McKenzie
16597, cont'd, Whiting, temporary spacing, Golden Valley
16910, Whiting, allow a well to drill farther into the toe
16911, Whiting, Sioux-Bakken and Lonesome-Bakken, establish a 1280-acre unit; 4 hz wells, McKenzie
16912, Whiting, Morgan Draw and Roosevelt-Bakken, to establish a 1280-acre unit; 4 hz wells, Billings
16913, Whiting, Roosevelt-Bakken, to establish a 1280-acre unit; 4 hz wells, Billings
16914, Whiting, Cooks Peak and Roosevelt-Bakken; establish a 1280-acre unit, 4 hz wells, Billings
16915, Whiting, Roosevelt-Bakken, 4 hz wells on each spacing unit in Zone VI of that field; Billings, Golden Valley
16916, Whiting, Morgan Draw-Bakken, 4 hz wells on each spacing unitin Zones V and VI of that field; Billings, Golden Valley
16917, Whiting, extending either St Demetrius-Bakken or Park-Bakken; 2 1280-acre units; 4 hz wells on each, Billings
16918, Whiting, 4 hz wells in Zones VIII and IX of Bicentennial-Bakken, Golden Valley, McKenzie
16920, Whiting, Chateau-Bakken, 4 hz wells on each spacing nit, Billings
16921, Whiting, Zones V, VI of DeMores-Bakken; 4 hz wells on each spacing unit; Billings
16922, Whiting, Big Stick-Bakken, 4 hz wells on each spacing unit
16923, Whiting, 4 hz wells on each spacing unit, Zones III, IV, Tree Top-Bakken, Billings
16924, BR, Union Center-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 wells, McKenzie
16925, BR, Berg, Keene, and Clear Creek-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit; 12 hz wells, McKenzie
16926, BR, Clear Creek-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
16927, BR, Dimmick Lake-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
16928, BR, Pershing-Bakken, 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
16929, BR, North Fork-Bakken, a 2560-acre unit, 12 hz wells, McKenzie
16930, BR, MonDak-Bakken, a 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
16931, BR, MonDak-Bakken, 4 1280-acre units; McKenzie
16932, BR, Poker Jim-Bakken, 4 1280-acre units, McKenzie
16933, BR, Covered Bridge, Pierre Creek, and Cinnamon Creek, 3 1280-acre units; McKenzie
16934, BR, Pierre Creek-Bakken, 2 1280-acre units, McKenzie
16935, BR, Flat Top Butte-Bakken, 1 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
16936, BR, Flat Top Butte, Rough Rider, and Devils Pass fields, 2 1280-acre units, McKenzie
16937, BR, Rough Rider-Bakken, 4 1280-acre units; McKenzie
16938, BR, Bicentennial-Bakken, 4 1280-acre units, Golden Valley
16939, BR, a 1280-acre unit, 1 hz well, Bakken, Billings
16940, BR, Four Eyes and Elkhorn-Bakken, 2 1280-acre units, Billings
16941, BR, 7 1280-acre units, Bakken, 1 wells each, Golden Valley
16942, BR, establish 5 1280-acre units; 1 hz well each, Bakken, Stark
16943, Helis, Spotted Horn-Bakken, 3 hz wells on a 1280-acre unit; 4 overlapping 1280-acre units and a single hz well on each overlapping unit, McKenzie
16944, True Oil, Red Wing Creek-Madison, a 276.84-acre unit "more or less," and 1 hz well, McKenzie
16945, OXY USA, Willmen-Bakken, establish either 2 1280-acre spacing units or 2 1280-acre drilling units, 6 hz wells on each, Billings
16946, OXY USA, a 1280-acre unit, 6 hz wells, Billings
16947, MRO, create 5 1280-acre units, 1hz well each, Slope
16634, cont'd, Windsor, extend Van Hook-Bakken, establish 5 1920-acre units, Mountrail
16285, cont'd, Triangle, revoke a Zenergy permit, McKenzie
16125, cont'd, XTO, revoke a CLR permit, McKenzie
15676, cont'd, XTO, revoke a CLR permit, McKenzie
16948, North Plains, amend Midway-Bakken, establish a new Zone IV, 7 hz wells per 1280-acre unit, Williams
16949, North Plains, legalese risk penalty, McKenzie
16950, North Plains, legalese risk penalty, McKenzie
15690, cont'd, CLR, revoke a BEXP permit, McKenzie
16323, cont'd, CLR, designating CLR operator of the Peterson well, Williams
16322, cont'd, Vecta, legalese risk penalty, Banner-Madison, Mountrail
16951, QEP, amend Heart Butte and/or Van Hook-Bakken, create 6 spacing units: 1 3200-acre unit/12 hz wells;  1 2560-acre unit/10 hz wells; 1 1920-acre unit/10 hz wells; 1 1280-acre unit/6 hz wells; 2 640-acre infill spacing units/2 hz wells; Dunn, Mountrail (42 wells)
16952, QEP, amend Deep Water Creek-Bakken, create 2 infill 640-acre units; 2 wells each; McLean
16953, QEP, amend Heart Butte-Bakken, 4 wells on a 640-acre unit; 4 hz wells on another 640-acre unit, Dunn
16954, Gadeco, amend Four Bears-Bakken, create a 1280-acre unit, 3 hz wells each; McKenzie
16955, Landtech, SWD, West Bank Field, Williams
16956, Landtech, SWD, Chama Field, Golden Valley
16957, Landtech, SWD, Bell Field, Stark
16958, OXY USA, SWD, Dimond Field, Burke
16959, MRO, SWD, Sanish, Mountrail
16960, MRO, pooling
16961, MRO, pooling
16962, Hess, SWD, Forthun Field, Burke
16963, Hess, pooling
16673, cont'd, Hess, pooling
16964 - 16966, Oasis, pooling
16967, Petro-Hunt, pooling
16968 - 16985, KOG, pooling
16986, BR, pooling
16987 - 16991, Helis, pooling
16992 - 16998, OXY USA, pooling

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

16999, Slawson, temporary spacing, McKenzie
17000, BEXP, temporary spacing, McKenzie
17001, G3 Operating, temporary spacing, Williams
17002, CLR, temporary spacing, Burke
17003, CLR, amend Chimney Butte and Murphy Creek-Bakken, 2 2560-acre units; multiple wells from each pad within each unit, Dunn
17004, CLR, amend Chimney Butte-Bakken, create a 1 2560-acre unit, multiple wells from the pad, Dunn
17005, CLR, amend Rattlesnake Point and Jim Creek-Bakken, create a 2560-acre unit; multiple wells from the pad, Dunn
17006, CLR amend Cedar Coulee and Rattlesnake Point-Bakken, to creat a 2560-acre unit; multiple wells from the pad, Dunn
17007, CLR, amend Corral Creek and Jim Creek-Bakken, to create a 2560-acre unit, multiple wells from the pad, Dunn
15949, cont'd, CLR, extend Juno, Upland, and/or Wildrose-Bakken; create 7 1280-acre units; 1 hz wells on each, Divide
17008, Newfield, extend Banks-Bakken, create a 1280-acre unit; 7 wells on that unit, McKenzie
15754, cont'd, Newfield, extend Cartwright-Bakken (or others), create 10 1280-acre units, 1 hz well on each, McKenzie
17009, Fidelity, amend Dutch Henry Butte-Bakken, create 2 1280-acre units; 1 hz well on each, Stark
17010, Fidelity, amend Dickinson-Bakken, create 2 1280-acre units; 1 hz well on each, Stark
17011, WPX Energy Williston, amend Mandaree-Bakken, create 2 320-acre units, 2 wells on each unit, McKenzie
16765, cont'd, Dakota-3, extend Van Hook or Deep Water Creek-Bakken, create a 3840-acre unit, 22 wells on that unit (3840/640 --> 22 wells on 6 sections), McLean
17012, Encore Energy, amend Horse Creek-Red River; create 2 640-acre units; 1hz well on each; Bowman
17013, Enerplus, amend Antelope-Sanish, create a 640-acre unit; 4 hz wells, McKenzie
17014, Corinthian, amend North Souris-Spearfish, create 3 160 acre units; and 6 wells on each unit, Bottineau,
17015, Legacy, amend North Souris-Spearfish, create ~ 21 320-acre units, 4 wells on each spacing unit (84 wells); 3 180-acre units and 2 wells on each unit (6 wells) --> about 90 wells, Bottineau
17016, Samson Resources, amend Ambrose-Bakken, create a 1280-acre unit, 7 wells; Divide
16777, cont'd, Missouri River Royalty, recomplete the Henry Torstenson well to the Duperow Formation, McKenzie
16425, cont'd, Zavanna, temporary spacing, McKenzie
15747, cont'd, Credo Petroleum, revoke a Helis permit, McKenzie
15496, cont'd, Renegade Petroleum (ND), temporary spacing, Renville County
16184, cont'd, Crescent Point Energy, temporary spacing, Divide
17017, Debra K Ganske legalese against Golden Eye Resources, Williams
17018, Newalta Environmental, construct a treating plant, Williams
17019, Dakota Maxum Partners, water recyling plants throughout the area
17020 - 17022, Slawson, pooling
17023, Slawson, Ross-Bakken, 5 wells on 640-acre unit, Mountrail
17024, Slawson, Ellsworth-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
16785, cont'd, Slawson, Big Bend-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, Mountrail
17025 - 17026, Samson Resources, pooling
17027, Samson Resources, Ambrose-Bakken, 7 wells on each of 12 1280-acre units (84 wells), Divide
16840 - 16841, cont'd, Samson Resources, flaring
17028 - 17029, Denbury Onshore, pooling
17030, Denbury Onshore, legalese for risk penalty
17031, Denbury Onshore, legalese for risk penalty
17032, Newfield, Siverston-Bakken, 7 wells on each of 4 1280-acre units (28 wells), McKenzie
17033, Newfield, Sand Creek-Bakken, 7 wells on each of 2 640-acre units (14 wells), McKenzie
17034, Newfield, Keene-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
17035, Newfield, Sandrocks-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
17036, Newfield, legalese for risk penalty, McKenzie
15861, cont'd, Newfield, Epping-Bakken,  7 wells on each of 3 1280-acre units (21 wells), Williams
17037 - 17040, CLR, pooling
17041, CLR, SWD, Bowman
17042 - 17047, CLR, risk penalty legalese, various counties
17048, Arsenal Energy, pooling
17049 - 17054, Fidelity, pooling
17056 - 17092, EOG, pooling (~36 wells)
17093 - 17133, Zavanna, pooling (~41 wells)
17134 - 17141, WPX Energy, pooling
17142, WPX Energy,  Reunion Bay-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, Dunn
17143, WPX Energy, Squaw Creek-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit, McKenzie
17144, WPX Energy, Mandaree-Bakken, 7 wells on a 1280-acre unit; 4 wells on each of 2 640-acre units; 3 wells on a 640-acre unit; 2 wells on a 320-acre unit, Dunn, McKenzie (20 wells)
17145, WPX, Van Hook-Bakken, 4 wells on a 640-acre unit, Mountrail
16858, cont'd, Dakota-3, Reunion Bay, flaring, McKenzie, Mountrail, Dunn
17146, Triangle, Rawson-Bakken, 8 wells on a 1280-acre unit; McKenzie
17147 - 17154, BEXP, pooling
17155, BEXP, Williston-Bakken, 8 hz wells on each 1280-acre unit within Zones II and III, Williams
17156 - 17165, Baytex, pooling
17166 - 17170, ERF, pooling
17171, Zenergy, poolig
17172 - 17174, Hunt, pooling
17175, Borejaks Energy, SWD, Rawon
17176, Missouri Basin, SWD, McKenzie
17177, Missouri, Basin, SWD, Divide
17178, OXY USA, SWD, Dunn
17179 - 17181, CCS Midstream, SWD, Mountrail
17182, Ballantyne Oil, Spring Coulee-Madison, commingling, Bottineau

Analysis to follow