Sunday, January 27, 2019

An Old, Old 2-Million-Bbl Madison Well With Jump In Production -- January 27, 2019

Updates

Later, 2:00 p.m. Central Time: see first comment. Great catch/great observation -- all that produced water. There is no sundry form since 2015 so nothing to tell us if a workover or something else. In addition, nothing at FracFocus (although one would not expect anything at FracFocus). But nearby frack? That's an interesting thought. I would not think so -- Bakken formation vs Madison, but on the other hand, the depth of this Madison well at 9,550 feet is very, very close to the vertical depth of the Bakken. Interesting thought.

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This well will be 39 years old this year and still going strong.

The well:
  • 7123, 450, White Rock Oil & Gas/Whiting, Big Stick (Madison) Unit 3603, total depth, 9550 feet, t4/80; cum 1.858526 million 11/18;
Recent production data:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
MADISON11-201830125012191612664562223
MADISON10-20181630631740012372370
MADISON9-20183054154163674114110
MADISON8-20183148649657983513510
MADISON7-20183154154665553833750
MADISON6-20183048847715507287134153
MADISON5-201831342340119381501500
MADISON4-20183050352075363273270
MADISON3-20183173572686753723720
MADISON2-20182864664174753393390
MADISON1-20183168069070293743670
MADISON12-201731860859807446543313
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Petro-Hunt With A Million-Bbl Madison Well Drilled 35 Years Ago

At this link, scroll to the bottom and look at this graphic (re-produced here if you don't want to go to the linked post):


 Note two vertical wells in the graphic above, on the east side:
  • 7002, 754, Petro-Hunt, Silurian 6-1, Charlson, t2/80; cum 615K 11/18
  • 10973, 183, Petro-Hunt, CMNU A-203X, Charlson, t9/84; cum 946K 11/18;
Comments for #7002:
  • drilled back in 1980, this well will be 39 years old next months;
  • a Silurian well
  • vertical to a depth of 13,736 feet
  • spacing: 160 acres (1/4 section)
Comments on #10973,
  • drilled back in 1984, will be 35 years old this year;
  • a Madison well;
  • a million-bbl well;
  • vertical to a depth of only 8,756 feet;
  • spacing: unitized
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What The Bakken Is All About -- Petro-Hunt USA Wells In Charlson OIl Field -- January 27, 2019 -- Well Drilled In 2011 Closing In On One Million Bbls

This well will be coming off the confidential list this week:
  • 32533, conf, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-9-4H, Charlson, no production data,
    • a 5-well pad; the other four wells are DUCs; 
    • #33905 on a 3-well pad to the south is a good well, producing 12,000 bbls in first 11 days; 
    • the three parent wells in this drilling unit:
      • 20342, IA/1,430, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-9-1H, Charlson, t11/11; cum 900K 11/18;
      • 27918, 1,167, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-9-1HS, Charlson, t12/14; cum 412K 11/18;
      • 27208, 2,260, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-8-2HS, Charlson, t12/14; cum 581K 11/18;
Let's look at selected production data of those parent wells.

#20342 (an incredible well, see full production profile here):
BAKKEN4-201830111911139025491651415353952
BAKKEN3-2018311171011530243316543163270
BAKKEN2-201828111341123024701623115528508
BAKKEN1-2018311272412821290218163179470
BAKKEN12-20173113263129402992176331734374
BAKKEN11-201730131171345431081676982098351
BAKKEN10-2017311443914496328219217019001
BAKKEN9-2017301267412004368216658016477
BAKKEN8-20174501690858618390
BAKKEN7-20173151755311460810878920
BAKKEN6-2017305032503240573026873220

#27918 (proves the fallacy of "that" WSJ article some weeks ago):
BAKKEN12-201731790776741932917579401033
BAKKEN11-2017301038910593311815796529810289
BAKKEN10-2017311241412686325518593018377
BAKKEN9-2017301236311797331018206018025
BAKKEN8-201733314721436386170
BAKKEN7-201731335331891487559753810
BAKKEN6-2017302986329412983835373197
BAKKEN5-201731274326181190495515193436
BAKKEN4-201730342134011363483048300

#27208 (Hubbert's theory of peak oil disproved once again):
BAKKEN12-201731790776741932917579401033
BAKKEN11-2017301038910593311815796529810289
BAKKEN10-2017311241412686325518593018377
BAKKEN9-2017301236311797331018206018025
BAKKEN8-201733314721436386170
BAKKEN7-201731335331891487559753810
BAKKEN6-2017302986329412983835373197
BAKKEN5-201731274326181190495515193436
BAKKEN4-201730342134011363483048300

The graphic:

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Wells Coming Off The Confidential List This Next Week -- January 27, 2019

Monday, February 4, 2019
34455, conf, Hess, CA-E Burdick-155-95-2017H-3, Capa, no production data,
34454, conf, Hess, CA-E Burdick-155-95-2017H-2, Capa, no production data,
34349, conf, XTO, Walton Federal 41x-19F2, Bear Den, no production data,
34249, conf, BR, Raider 1B MBH, Twin Valley, no production data,
34200, conf, CLR, Norway 6-5H2, Fancy Buttes, producing,
34045, conf, MRO, Gudmon 44-35TFH, Bailey, no production data,

29999, conf, Slawson, Shakafox 4-28-21MLH, Big Bend, producing, look how old this permit is,

Sunday, February 3, 2019
35107, conf, Resource Energy Can-Am, Haugland 2116-163-98 1H, Blooming Prairie, producing, albeit very little;
34769, conf, Liberty Resources, Martin C 158-93-11-2-3MBH, Enget Lake, a nice well;
34456, conf, Hess, CA-E Burdick-155-95-2017H-4, Capa, no production data,
34348, conf, XTO, Walton Federal 41X-19BXC, Bear Den, no production data,
34044, conf, MRO, Rafter X 44-35H, Bailey, no production data,
33020, conf, EOG, Fertile 84-0701H, Parshall, a very nice well; 
33019, conf, EOG, Fertile 85-0701H, Parshall, a very nice well for a Fertile well;

Saturday, February 2, 2019
34457, conf, Hess, CA-E Burdick-155-95-2017H-5,  Capa, no production data,
33021, conf, EOG, Fertile 86-0701H, Parshall, a nice well,

Friday, February 1, 2019
35102, conf, Resonance Exploration, Resonance Lodoen 4-6H North, Sergis, producing, 
34458, conf, Hess, CA-E Burdick-155-95-2017H-6, Capa, no production data,

Thursday, January 31, 2019
33539, conf, CLR, Sakakwea Federal 1-19H2, Elm Tree, producing, 

Wednesday, January 30, 2019
34199, conf, CLR, Norway 7-5H1, Fancy Buttes, producing, appears to be an okay well;
34006, conf, CLR, Radermecher 6-22H1,  Camel Butte, a huge well, 43K in one month; the Radermecher wells are tracked here;
34003, conf, Hess, SC-1WX-152-99-0809H-5,  Banks, no production data,
33985, conf, Oasis, Dawson 5494 43-12 11T, Alkali Creek, a nice well;
33983, conf, Oasis, Dawson 5494 43-12 9T, Alkali Creek, a nice well;
33537, conf, CLR, Holstein Federal 15-25H1, Elm Tree, producing, albeit very little, Holstein Federal wells are tracked here;
31988, conf, Petro-Hunt, Anderson 152-96-35D-26-1HS, Clear Creek, no production data,

Tuesday, January 29, 2019
34002, conf, Hess, SC-1WX-152-99-0809H-4, Banks, no production data,
34001, conf, Hess, SC-1WX-152-99-0809H-3, Banks, no production data,
33969, conf, Enerplus, Steel 147-93-09D-04H-TF, Moccasin Creek, a nice well; the "heavy metal" wells are tracked here;

Monday, January 28, 2019
35031, conf, XTO, FBIR Youngbear 31X-9BXC, Heart Butte, no production data,
34000, conf, Hess, SC-1WX-152-99-0809H-2, Banks, no production data,

Sunday, January 27, 2019
35032, conf, XTO, FBIR Youngbear 31X-9G, Heart Butte, no production data, 
34198, conf, CLR, Norway 8-5H, Fancy Buttes, producing, 
34007, conf, CLR, Radermecher 7-2H2, Camel Butte, a nice well; the Radermecher wells are tracked here;
33661, conf, Oasis, Berquist 5298 11-27 2B, Banks, a nice well, 
32533, conf, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-9-4H, Charlson, no production data, see this post; a 5-well pad; the other four wells are DUCs; #33905 on a 3-well pad to the south is a good well, producing 12,000 bbls in first 11 days; the three parent wells in this drilling unit:
  • 20342, IA/1,430, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-9-1H, Charlson, t11/11; cum 900K 11/18;
  • 27918, 1,167, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-9-1HS, Charlson, t12/14; cum 412K 11/18;
  • 27208, 2,260, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-8-2HS, Charlson, t12/14; cum 581K 11/18;
Saturday, January 26, 2019
35033, conf, XTO, RBIR Youngbear 31X-9C, Heart Butte, no production data, 
34008, conf, CLR, Radermecher 8-22H, Camel Butte, producing; the Radermecher wells are tracked here;
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Saturday, January 26, 2019

January 26, 2019, T+26, Part 5, Day 1 Of Negotiations -- UK Grid Running On Fumes?

Super Bowl. Is it time for a daily quote from The Big Lebowski between now and February 3, 2019? Yeah, why not? First:
“You brought the *****' Pomeranian bowling?”- The Dude
Actually, 2018 was a pretty good year. American Greatness. Victor Davis Hanson. 

UK running on fumes? The grid holding during the current cold spell. Link here.
As many have been pointing out as the day has gone along, things have been getting pretty tight on the power grid. Above is the current situation at 5.30 pm.
Wind power has supplied little all day, and is currently running at under 2% of capacity. Solar power of course is effectively irrelevant at this time of year. [This is the UK: it has lots and lots of wind capacity -- but look at that -- running under 2% of capacity.]
Meanwhile, CCGT has been running flat out, and so too is nuclear given that Hunterston is currently shut down.
The government intends to close all coal power plants by 2025, which can realistically only be replaced by 13GW of CCGT, about half of our total capacity now, and equivalent to fifteen Carrington power stations.
Construction of Carrington took three years, but planning added a further five years.
Given that there is very little in the pipeline at the moment for new CCGT and the uncertainty surrounding future capacity auctions thanks to the ECJ, there seems to be little prospect that anything like 13GW will be available by 2025, or for that matter many years after. [Europe at a tipping point.]
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Saturday Afternoon
North Texas
January 26, 2019

Photo by Sophia.

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Ronnie Milsap's Duets
Released January 18, 2019

From Rolling Stone:
With his 76th birthday and the release of a brand-new album of duets just one month away, tireless entertainer Ronnie Milsap plans to spend plenty of time in the new year where he’s right at home — on the concert stage. The Country Music Hall of Fame legend, whose pop-country hits including “Any Day Now,” “Stranger in My House” and “(There’s) No Gettin’ Over Me,” kicks off the upcoming trek, the 76 for 76 Tour, with a January 16th birthday show at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, which is likely to feature several surprise guests. Dates are currently on the books through May.

Mere hours after Milsap’s birthday celebration ends, another begins with the release of The Duets, a collection of many of the singer’s best-known tunes featuring a country music who’s who, including fellow Hall of Famers George Strait, Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson as well as Kacey Musgraves, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Little Big Town, ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons and newcomer Jesse Key. Of special note are collaborations with the late Leon Russell and the final recorded performance by the late Troy Gentry of duo Montgomery Gentry.

“When you have a singer’s singer like Kacey Musgraves inside ‘There’s No Getting Over Me,’ or Luke Bryan bringing his whole heart to ‘Stranger in My House,’ let alone a good friend like Willie doing a brand new Mike Reid song or Dolly asking if she can write a verse to ‘Smoky Mountain Rain’ to make it ours, well, that’s all you can ever ask of the songs,” says the six-time Grammy recipient. “Mine have not only done me well, they’ve made a lot of people I love happy, too.”
It's an incredible album. I think the album moves Milsap a little closer to the center of the pantheon, perhaps next to Willie himself.

Lucy Angel at wiki.
Lucy Angel journeyed to China twice in 2009. The first time was in January when they gained the distinction of being the first American/Western group ever to be invited to perform at the Great Hall of the People in Tiananmen Square, doing so before an audience of dignitaries and government officials.[
In May 2009, the group was invited back to China for the Zhangjiajie International Country Music Week in the Hunan Province.
Happy, Happy Birthday, Lucy Allen and Ronnie Milsap

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