Random Update Of Whiting/KOG Koala Wold #25802 -- June 11, 2017

The well:

• 25802, 1,944, Whiting/KOG, Koala Wold 153-97-1-5-9-15H, Banks, t3/14; cum 186K 4/17;

Production profile.

• note production jump 10/16;
• note graphic at this post: http://themilliondollarway.blogspot.com/2016/12/random-update-on-whitings-flatland.html
• FracFocus: no evidence of a frack in 2016 (FracFocus has the 2/14 frack data) 
• no sundry form to suggest a re-frack

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	4-2017	27	3669	4104	1566	10820	8880	1859
BAKKEN	3-2017	30	5693	5150	5631	20333	17192	3051
BAKKEN	2-2017	28	5934	6218	6688	19138	17237	1817
BAKKEN	1-2017	28	7157	7433	8759	20999	7638	13277
BAKKEN	12-2016	28	7648	7393	10376	21716	7461	14171
BAKKEN	11-2016	30	10797	11054	18987	30905	2273	28542
BAKKEN	10-2016	16	4665	3922	14475	12406	3004	9354
BAKKEN	9-2016	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	8-2016	28	2123	2242	1674	7666	7544	38
BAKKEN	7-2016	31	2354	2274	1916	8314	6513	1709
BAKKEN	6-2016	30	2290	2500	1918	9194	0	9104
BAKKEN	5-2016	29	2409	2708	2063	9516	0	9429
BAKKEN	4-2016	28	2333	2039	1783	8800	0	8719
BAKKEN	3-2016	31	2824	2788	2190	9150	0	9058
BAKKEN	2-2016	29	2781	3225	1628	9166	0	9079
BAKKEN	1-2016	29	2776	2347	2008	8807	0	8728
BAKKEN	12-2015	31	2983	3199	3097	10495	0	10402
BAKKEN	11-2015	21	2808	3002	1641	8599	0	8541
BAKKEN	10-2015	29	3086	2487	1667	9299	0	9213
BAKKEN	9-2015	30	3068	3219	1810	9435	0	9345
BAKKEN	8-2015	31	3384	3633	1967	9942	0	9849
BAKKEN	7-2015	28	3028	3174	1748	8813	0	8731
BAKKEN	6-2015	30	3323	3420	1813	9690	0	9600
BAKKEN	5-2015	31	3526	3435	2147	11293	4224	6977
BAKKEN	4-2015	30	3751	3684	2029	12240	9333	2819
BAKKEN	3-2015	31	3947	3910	2341	12638	10577	1968
BAKKEN	2-2015	26	4279	3973	2469	13783	10855	2851
BAKKEN	1-2015	29	3988	4498	2644	10575	6557	3931
BAKKEN	12-2014	31	4630	4724	2296	11351	3627	7631
BAKKEN	11-2014	30	4702	4298	2387	12556	1396	10847
BAKKEN	10-2014	31	5167	5284	2755	14438	9315	3704
BAKKEN	9-2014	30	5358	5461	3190	14198	7949	4912
BAKKEN	8-2014	31	6060	6174	3502	17386	7764	8602
BAKKEN	7-2014	31	5942	5867	2879	15341	8380	5409
BAKKEN	6-2014	30	6536	6564	4821	21420	9867	9855
BAKKEN	5-2014	31	8389	8467	5972	27600	10881	14722
BAKKEN	4-2014	30	11128	10866	9158	35575	0	35485
BAKKEN	3-2014	30	21353	20733	24489	57378	0	57290
BAKKEN	2-2014	2	8	0	736	29	0	27

CLR's Angus And Angus Federal Wells, Elm Tree Oil Field

Locator: 10010CLR_Angus:

The wells:

• 23493, Simmental Federal well on same pad as some Angus wells; 568, CLR, Simmental Federal 4-16H, t6/13; cum 332K 3/20; offline for about half the month, 4/19; off line 6/21; remains off line 7/21; cum 355K 5/21; cum 368K 6/22; cum 386K 1/24;
  
• 23495, Simmental Federal well on same pad as some Angus wells; 240, CLR, Simmental Federal 3-16H, t6/13; cum 363K 3/20; off line 6/21; remains off line 7/21; cum 378K 5/21; cum 381K 6/22; cum 390K 1/24;
  
• 23496, 300, CLR, Angus Federal 4-9H, 30 stages, 2.8 million lbs, 4 sections, t5/13; cum 379K 3/20; cum 437K 7/21; cum 465K 6/22; cum 478K 1/24;
  
• 23494, 360, CLR, Angus Federal 5-9H, 30 stages, 2.7 million lbs, 4 sections, t6/13; cum 475K 3/20; cum 509K 7/21; cum 528K 6/22; cum 549K 1/24;
  
• 20805, 487, CLR, Angus 3-9H, Three Forks, 28 stages, 2.5 million lbs, t2/13; cum 359K 3/20; subtle jump in production, 4/19; off line 6/21; remains off line 7/21; cum 380K 5/21; cum 397K 6/22; cuum 426K 1/24;
  
• 20804, 329, CLR, Angus 1-9H, 30 stages; 2.7 million lbs, t2/13; cum 336K 3/20; offline as of 12/18; still offline 4/19; back on line as of 5/19; off line 6/21; remains off line 7/21; cum 352K 5/21; cum 370K 6/22; cum 401K 1/24;
  
• 24473, 598, CLR, Angus 2-9H2, Three Forks, 30 stages; 2.7 million lbs, t2/13; cum 393K 3/20; perhaps a slight bump in production; off line 6/21; remains off line 7/21; cum 417K 5/21; cum 435K 6/22; cum 471K 1/24;
  
• 33965, 2,746, CLR, Angus Federal 6-16H2, Elm Creek, 26,729 feet; producing as of 5/19; t9/19; cum 210K 3/20; see this post; cum 336K 7/21; cum 457K 6/22; cum 568K 1/24;
  

See also this post.

Updates

December 26, 2021: update here. 

June 6, 2019: noted that the CLR Hereford wells to the west have recently been fracked; CLR's Angus wells to the east show a slight change in production, and some that were off line are back on line. Also, noted, #33965, an Angus Federal well is a DUC; 

Tea Leaves -- What Did Friday's Action On The Nasdaq Mean? -- June 11, 2017

After Friday's NASDAQ plunge (all of 1.8%) everyone and his analyst are going to be reading the tea leaves tonight to see what Monday brings. Futures, I've learned, mean squat, but at the moment, the futures:

• Dow: - 26
• S & P: - 3.55
• Nasdaq: -11

A reminder: the Dow closed at a record high, I believe. I could be wrong, but I think that's what was said.

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

New Link Added: North American LNG Export / Import Terminals -- 2017

A reader provided a great link: North American LNG export/import terminals -- 2017; it's now at the "Data Links" page.

You Can Take This To The Bank: This Never Would Have Happened Under Hillary Clinton -- But She Would Have Promised Increased Unemployment Benefits And A New Training Program -- June 11, 2017

Updates

Later, 7:03 p.m. Central Time: okay, maybe I was wrong. Even under Trump we will get training programs. Link here. If the link is broken: Pikeville, KY; small start-up company; Bit Source, Inc.; teaching laid-off coal miners (and others) software coding.
 

Original Post

 

I posted the link to this story as an update to an old "war-on-coal" post; I was not particularly interested in posting it as a stand-alone. Here's the link to the story: first new coal mine of Trump era opens in Pennsylvania. I had only read "above the fold."

President Trump lauded the opening of the nation's first new coal mine in recent memory.

Corsa Coal Company will operate the mine in Somerset County, Pa. - outside of Pittsburgh.

Corsa CEO George Dethlefsen said the mine will be a boon to the struggling local economy. He praised Trump's easing of regulations and encouragement for fossil fuel exploration.

[News reporter] said the news contrasts with Hillary Clinton's message that she would "put a lot of coal miners out of work."

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (D), who endorsed Clinton, joined the mine company in watching a video message from Trump commemorating the occasion.

But the reason I posted the link is because a sharp-eyed reader noted a huge error in the linked article, below the fold, which I had not read (I probably would have missed it anyway). See if you can spot the error. 

Later, June 19, 2017: if you did not spot the error, this story provides a huge hint. 

He’s right about that. Just days after the event, progressives on Twitter slammed the mine, comparing the opening of an energy-supplying coal pit to the launching a VCR factory in the digital age. In their minds, it’s a waste of time.

And the response from the people of Acosta? Stop treating other Americans like the enemy.

They also point out that the criticism is wildly misinformed. The coal from this mine is not going to be used for energy — instead, it will be used for the production of steel for the next 15 years. (According to the World Steel Association, coal is used to make 70 percent of the steel today.)

Every single one of us relies on steel in our daily lives. It’s found in our cars, bikes and public transportation. Those wind turbines so loved by environmentalists? Made of steel. The utensils we use to eat? Steel. Medical devices used to save lives? Steel.