Sunday, April 5, 2020

Wow, Wow, Wow -- Another CLR Well Just Went Over 500K Bbls Crude Oil Cumulative -- April 5, 2020

Updates

April 6, 2020: see first comment --
According to shaleprofile.com, CLR has 54 wells over 0.5 cum BO. (restricted to ND, hz, and 2005 or later first production). Of those 26 are Red River stuff (Bowman and Slope counties). The sp data is a month or two old and there were a couple wells at 499, so the tickers has probably gone to 56 or higher by now.

Note of course that this is a tiny fraction of their overall wells. They have 1782 hz wells (post 2005, ND). So the 54 wells represent 3% of their well population. Just an important thing to keep in mind when look at exuberant posts here...not representative.
Original Post 

The CLR Nashville wells are tracked here

The Bakken never ceases to surprise me. I had not updated the "Nashville" wells in a long time. First out of the chute, and look at this one, amazing, going over 500K bbls of crude oil in less than four years:
  • 31357, 1,102, CLR, Nashville 2-21H, Catwalk, 40 stages, 8.7 million lbs, t6/16; cum 503K 2/20; easily exceeding a 900,000 bbl-EUR type curve (per CLR corporate presentation, data as of 9/6/16), recent production, note the "jumps" in production:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN2-2020297510781096381547914820278
BAKKEN1-202031526053158066794007574
BAKKEN12-201931556755358403809107712
BAKKEN11-20193070626914949711628011258
BAKKEN10-20193063486151935311839011462
BAKKEN9-20193056665873863285279007242
BAKKEN8-201931864787501168417949536912173
BAKKEN7-201931833386131072712837012439
BAKKEN6-20193093749354120301719570359768
BAKKEN5-20193110540101301286420704144905810
BAKKEN4-20193010277101871175714922128231715
BAKKEN3-20193110444107091184613994103233285
BAKKEN2-20192871487165880076626678629
BAKKEN1-201931551855047025632242461689
BAKKEN12-2018317587765897731094392281320
BAKKEN11-20183092259100108621601299765650
BAKKEN10-20183179827672102001157632607937
BAKKEN9-20183011337114401369816567125473643
BAKKEN8-20182993039436114761332883244665
BAKKEN7-201830812681101089759784700937
BAKKEN6-2018242815254247551722152617

The other wells at the link above.

Notes From All Over, Sunday Night Edition -- April 5, 2020

First item: A reader sent me this one: where do readers find these things?
Link to twitter: make sure you have the volume turned up, and if the voice you hear is familiar, you've got it: https://twitter.com/RaheemKassam/status/1246805956283039745.
Daily grocery store visit: our neighborhood grocery is in good shape. It appears it has almost everything in stock. Shelves containing essentials are 25% to 50% stocked depending on the item.
One exception: the toilet paper shelves were completely empty. But that's because a large shipment of toilet paper had just arrived and the pallets of bathroom tissue were being stacked in the aisles, with a limit of one package of twelve rolls per customer. Eggs: huge supply. Most interesting: pallets of large containers of Hershey chocolate syrup for ice cream. Why would they have pallets of Hershey chocolate? Who knows? That's a rhetorical question.
Walmart: I did not go, but our older daughter did. This is how Sophia's family is managing household supplies. Sophia is five years old so she does not participate per se.
Throughout the week, the dad, mom, Arianna (16) and Olivia (13) simply and virtually / electronically place items in the family's virtual Walmart cart. Then, every Sunday, following their evening meal which is Grubhub takeout from a top restaurant in the city, their Mom drives to Walmart to pick up the items in their cart. She says it is really, really smooth/efficient: she alerts Walmart when she is on her way -- a ten-minute drive -- and then parks in a pre-assigned spot. Upon arrival, she telephones/texts Walmart and they bring the "stuff" out to the car.
My hunch: they will continue to do this even after the lock down / quarantine ends six months from now.
Six months from now? Did I really say that? Singapore is now experiencing its second wave Wuhan flu. Remember, Wuhan flu began in that part of the world in December, four months ago, and now they are experiencing their second wave.

Winners: without question, coming out of this lock down, the winners are going to be Walmart, Target, Amazon, Costco, and Sam's Club. 

TCM: absolutely amazing what Ted Turner acquired when he bought the MGM library. Truly amazing. Still enjoying the opportunity to watch so much with no commercial interruption and no distractions. 

NASCAR: "live" racing tonight. Thirty-seven or thirty-eight drivers participating. Each driver is in a simulator and racing "live." It's actually pretty interesting. You know it's fake because the stands are packed with spectators. 

The XTO WerreTrust Wells In Bear Creek Are On Inactive Status -- April 5, 2020

It appears all of the XTO Werre Trust wells in Bear Creek remain off line except for a few exceptions. The XTO Werre Trust wells are tracked here.

These Werre Trust wellss are back on line:
  • 17880, 1,206, XTO, Werre Trust 21-3H, Bear Creek, t10/09; cum 197K 2/20; AB 4/16; isn't this interesting, AB back in 4/16, now active as of 12/18; see this note; off line 11/19; back on line 1/20;
  • 32753, 2,556, XTO, Werre Trust Federal 14X-3C, t10/17; cum 370K 2/20; off line 11/19; back on line 2/20;
Looking at the NDIC map, I don't see indication of any new fracking.

A Slawson Federal Well Fracked With 101 Stages, 16.2 Million Lbs -- April 5, 2020

These wells are simply incredible. The Slawson Federal wells are tracked here. Also, see this post.

The well:
  • 31563, 1,137, Submariner Federal 5-23-20TFH, Big Bend, t6/19; cum 15K in 25 days; cum 94K 2/20; TD = 27,665 feet, three-section lateral; 101 stages; 16.1 million lbs; 
    • stimulated, 3/13/19: 31 stages; 2.3 million lbs; zones 1-31 fractured sleeves and packers;
    • stimulated 3/19/19: 70 stages; 70 stages, 13.84 million lbs; zones 32 - 101 fractured using plug and perf
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN2-2020291611316753253211158970844360
BAKKEN1-2020281435114425285411347311265537
BAKKEN12-2019311666316183347381408386213528
BAKKEN11-2019291831918632345471379799551733
BAKKEN10-201919131381245757231004331835364
BAKKEN9-20190000000
BAKKEN8-2019002370000
BAKKEN7-2019110830802
BAKKEN6-2019251524214774512231166909885
BAKKEN5-2019325505300192015

The graphics:


A 99-Stage Frack In The Bakken -- Slawson Submariner Federal #32273 -- April 5, 2020

I am re-posting this but for a different reason.

If I'm reading this correctly, this is a 97-stage frack.

Slawson's Submariner Federal wells have been updated; they are tracked here.

The most recent Submariner Federal DUC to have been reported:
  • 32273, 797, Submariner Federal 7-23-20TFH, Big Bend, t6/19; cum 30K in 19 days; cum 134K 2/20 -- but just one day in 2/20; two separate fracks:
    • 4/19/19: 31 stages; 2.6 million lbs; zones 1 -31 fractured sleeves and packers;
    • 4/22/19: 66 stages; 14.4 million lbs: zones 32-97 fractured plug and perf;
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN2-2020125352034029
BAKKEN1-20202516226167062208223213867912678
BAKKEN12-201931253212456729426380761313022065
BAKKEN11-20192914820153812470421026691012390
BAKKEN10-20193118881185543297227041385721004
BAKKEN9-2019161401213631123020339257616162
BAKKEN8-2019161009610590227721439053137911
BAKKEN7-20199461443119515689222834061
BAKKEN6-20191929706291067803643645040285

Now we know why this well showed a huge jump in production:
  • 19368, 115, Slawson, Submariner Federal 1-23-24H, Van Hook, t8/11; cum 495K 2/20; nice jump in production; full production here; recent production: