North Dakota Oil Field Production -- November - December, 2016

Disclaimer: in a long spreadsheet like this, there will be typographical and factual errors. I did not double-check all entries. This is for my own use. Do not quote me on any of this. If this information is important to you, go to the source.
 
November and December, 2016, production data by field.

Top 20 oil fields in the Williston Basin.

Ranked by December, 2016, production.

"Percent change" month-over-month has to do with monthly production for that particular oil field. 

Field	Nov 2016 Prod	Nov Wells	Nov Oil / Well /Month	Percent Change Oct-to-Nov	Dec 2016 Prod	Dec Wells	Dec Oil / Well / Month	Percent Change Nov-to-Dec
Parshall	1,338,904	461	2,904	-3.28%	1,344,661	464	2,898	0.43%
Sanish	1,210,004	601	2,013	-4.95%	1,223,338	601	2,036	1.10%
Reunion Bay	735,055	158	4,652	4.37%	766,122	160	4,788	4.23%
Antelope-Sanish	723,615	171	4,232	-10.66%	668,421	175	3,820	-7.63%
Grail	713,946	178	4,011	-11.69%	665,775	178	3,740	-6.75%
Siverston	658,717	238	2,768	17.03%	615,088	240	2,563	-6.62%
Blue Buttes	646,030	146	4,425	11.92%	584,941	150	3,900	-9.46%
Banks	730,996	190	3,847	8.15%	562,445	191	2,945	-23.06%
Van Hook	574,960	190	3,026	-22.99%	528,107	190	2,780	-8.15%
Eagle Nest	546,334	93	5,875	-21.25%	512,904	93	5,515	-6.12%
Alger	586,799	314	1,869	4.93%	492,727	318	1,549	-16.03%
Alkali Creek	577,031	152	3,796	13.60%	470,015	152	3,092	-18.55%
Corral Creek	586,820	148	3,965	-17.38%	463,051	151	3,067	-21.09%
Camp	516,424	141	3,663	-13.48%	421,021	141	2,986	-18.47%
Heart Butte	499,181	179	2,789	-3.38%	419,950	180	2,333	-15.87%
Truax	424,646	175	2,427	7.13%	412,672	175	2,358	-2.82%
Poe	325,961	98	3,326	10.06%	406,472	102	3,985	24.70%
Spotted Horn	474,727	88	5,395	-7.90%	384,813	88	4,373	-18.94%
East Fork	355,955	110	3,236	21.53%	372,579	116	3,212	4.67%
McGregory Buttes	336,533	95	3,542	-14.62%	348,257	95	3,666	3.48%

The Market, Jobs, And Energy Page, T+27 -- February 16, 2017

Jobs: great jobs report. Continuing the Trump trend. From Business Insider:

• rose less than expected
• 239,000 vs forecast of 245,000
• four-week moving average: 245,250 (an increase of 500 from previous week)
• 102nd consecutive week that the reading came in below 300,000
• fewer than 240,000 for five out of last seven weeks (post-Trump election)
• significant: claims had not gone below 240,000 even once from December, 1972, to December, 2016

WMB: earnings are out. Earnings and revenues beat estimates. EPS, 17 cents, vs 16 cents forecast. Revenues of $2.198 billion handily beat forecasts of $1.889 billion.

Flowserve: net income, 50 cents/share; adjusted, 72 cents/share; average estimate was 65 cents/share. 4Q16 net income, $65.1 million; full year profit at $145.1 million.

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Sounds Like A Beat

MRO: earnings are out. EPS, a loss of $1.62 per share; adjusted, came to 10 cents/share. It's a bit confusing, the following statement at the linked article:

The results exceeded Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of nine analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for a loss of 13 cents per share.

But then this:

The energy company posted revenue of $1.39 billion in the period, also beating Street forecasts. Four analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $1.19 billion.

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Keystone XL: TransCanada files Keystone XL route application in Nebraska. Quick: when did President Trump meet with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau?  If you guessed three days ago, you were correct. Quick: guess what they talked about?

Active Rigs Melting Up, T+27 -- February 16, 2017

Active rigs:

	2/16/2017	02/16/2016	02/16/2015	02/16/2014	02/16/2013
Active Rigs	39	41	136	185	181

RBN Energy: what a pro-infrastructure administration can and cannot do.

Scott Adams: how to persuade the other party.

Rolfson S Wells, Siverston Oil Field

See also this post with graphics. 

The wells:

• 32210, 1,060, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198, 43-20 10T, Siverston, Three Forks 1st bench, 50 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t12/16; cum 210K 4/19; (#20464)
• 32209, 1,774, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 43-20 9B, Siverston, t12/16; cum 293K 4/19;
• 32239, 1,640, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 41-33 14BX, Siverston, t2/17; cum 275K 4/19;
• 32018, 817, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 14-29 13T, Siverston, Three Forks 1st bench, 50 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t1/17; cum 206K 4/19; proppant: mix of 100 mesh; 40/70 white; 30/50 white; 30/50 CRC;
• 32017, 901, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 14-29 12B, Siverston, 50 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t12/16; cum 1296K 4/19;
• 32016, 1,554, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 14-29 11T, Sivertson, Three Forks 1st bench, 50 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t12/16; cum 259K 4/19; [note first comment --

Natural gas gross revenue from this well [#332016] is slightly over 3/4 million bucks at $2.58/mmbtu.

This was the recent price at the Watford City transfer point (Northern Border) as per the recent Director's Cut.

Adds up.

• 31992, 847, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 12-29 8T, Siverston, Three Forks 1st bench, 36 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t11/16; cum 225K 4/19;
• 31991, 1,311, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 12-29 7B, Siverston, Bakken, 36 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t11/16; cum 282K 4/19;
• 31990, 1,216, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 12-29 6T, Siverston, Three Forks 1st Bench, 36 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t11/16; cum 208K 4/19;
• 31989, 1,658, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 12-29 5B, Siverston, 36 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t11/16; cum 272K 4/19;
• 31971, 2,372, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 11-29 4T, Siverston, Three Forks 1st Bench, 50 stages, 9.7 million lbs, t10/16; cum 211K 4/19;
• 31970, 2,125, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 11-29 3BX, Siverston, almost 100K in first two months, 50 stages, 10.1 million lbs; t11/16; cum 331K 4/19;
• 31969, 1,353, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 11-29 2TX, Siverston, Three Forks 1st Bench, 50 stages, 10 million lbs;  t11/16; cum 298K 4/19;
• 20465, 1,305, Oasis/Zenergy, Rolfson 20-17H, Siverston, 30 stages, 2.6 million lbs, t9/11; cum 299K 4/19; (off-line since 6/16); back on line as of 1/17; and, yes, there was a jump in production when it came back on line; FracFocus as of 6/17 has no record of re-frack;
• 20464, 1,202, Oasis/Zenergy, Rolfson 29-32H, Siverston, 28 stages, 1.95 million lbs; t12/11; cum 317K 4/19; (off-line since 6/16); a re-frac according to a September 4, 2016, sundry form; FracFocus as of 6/17 has no record of re-frack;

Graphic will be posted once the horizontals are placed on the NDIC map.

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31970, see above, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 11-29 3BX, Siverston:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2016	51296	83647
11-2016	44124	60474
10-2016	568	2252

31989, see above, Oasis, Rolfson S 5198 12-29 5B, Siverston:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2016	46954	79977
11-2016	39021	47861

The Closer, T+26 -- February 15, 2017

Damn good news out of South Carolina: Boeing workers reject union. Follows on heels of:

• Volkswagen, Chattanooga, TN, 2014; narrowly voted down a union
• RJ Reynolds Tobacco, North Carolina, narrowly rejected a union; third defeat in 6 1/2-year effort, 2011

Damn good op-ed. A very, very good op-ed on the Oroville Dam (California) in the Los Angeles Times. Written by a fifth-generation rural Californian and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. The op-ed speaks for itself; no additional comments necessary.

Damn good press conference. Press conference earlier today with Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump between two long-time friends. One may have seen the president's new style regarding press conferences with foreign statesmen:

• he will get them out of the way quickly; they are a waste of his time; political theater
• his remarks will be brief
• he will ignore the mainstream press
• he will perfunctorily answer one or two questions and then end it

Daily White House press briefings: I would be surprised if Sean Spicer doesn't learn from his boss. If not, I will be sorely disappointed; if Spicer doesn't learn from his boss, he may be the next to be fired. I don't think the President wants his press spokesman to get more coverage than the president; Trump doesn't want his reality show ratings to be second to those of the "Spicer soap opera."

Flynn. Much, much more to this than meets the eyes. This whole episode should alarm guys like Zbigniew Brzezinski, Colin Powell, and Henry Kissinger.