Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Random Update Of A Petro-Hunt USA Well In Charlson Oil Field -- September 29, 2020

On SI/NC for quite some time,  now completed and producing:

  • 31491, F/IAW, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-1A-7-4H, Charlson, no production data, was SI/NC 2/19; API 33-053-07044; fracked, 8/20/19 - 8/31/19; 21.2 million gallons of waters; 93.42 percent water by mass; a huge frack;

Production:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN7-20200003000
BAKKEN6-20200000000
BAKKEN5-20200000000
BAKKEN4-20202185968895733919156019154
BAKKEN3-202031226542264218894789482371855230
BAKKEN2-20202928780287142454571142283968303
BAKKEN1-20203137561377612921591648091648
BAKKEN12-201975641510011965220522

From the file report:

  • spacing unit: 2560 acres
  • spud date: September 4, 2017;
  • cease drilling: September 29, 2017;
  • target: middle Bakken
  • TD: 21,980'
  • logging services began in the Charles formation at 11:30 p.m. CDT, September 10, 2017;
  • KOP reached on September 12, 2017, at 2:40 a.m. (if no typo, about 27 hours of drilling the vertical)
  • drilling ahead in the curve began on September 12, 2017, at 9:50 p.m.
  • curve was landed at 8:30 a.m., September 14, 2017
  • lateral began: at 6:30 p.m., September 19, 2017; the lateral was run in four runs;
  • TD reached at 12:10 a.m. CDT on September 29, 2017;

Now we know why an older neighboring well, a short lateral showed a 50x jump in production. See this post. 

WTI Back Below $40; One New Permit -- September 29, 2020

Updates

March 22, 2022: production data updated.

Original Post

Active rigs:

$39.11
9/29/202009/29/201909/29/201809/29/201709/29/2016
Active Rigs1157675834

One new permit, #37867 --

  • Operator: Whiting
  • Field: Sanish (Mountrail)
  • Comment:
    • Whiting has a permit for another Maki well, NWNW 27-154-91; 385' FNL and 245' FWL

That was all. 

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A Closer Look At That New Whiting Maki Permit

Graphics:



The wells of interest in the graphics above:

  • 17612, AB/IA/4,345, Whiting, Maki 11-27H, Sanish, t10/09; cum 882K 11/19; off line 12/19; remains off line 7/20; open hole frack; 3.6 million lbs sand; off line 11/19; cum 882K 11/19;
  • 21629, 461, Whiting, Jorgensen 11-27H, Sanish, t2/12; cum 362K 7/20; 26 stages; 1.9 million lbs sand; off line 6/21; cum 379K 6/21;
  • 20358, 337, Whiting, Ray 12-27TFH, Sanish, t12/11; cum 153K 7/20; intermittent production after 4/20; off line 6/21; cum 160K 6/21;
  • 27842, AB/IA/327, Whiting, Jorgensen 31-27H, Sanish, t8/14; cum 188K 11/19; off line 12/19; remains off line 7/20; off line 11/19; cum 188K 11/19;

CLR's Sakakawea Wells In Elm Creek Are Huge Wells -- Coming Back On Line -- September 29, 2020

CLR's Sakakawea wells in Elm Creek are huge wells. Link here. One example:

  • 33094: MB 1280; 3,043, Sakakawea Federal 14-19H, t1/19; cum 385K 7/20;

Production:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN7-2020311165512083696367895719720
BAKKEN6-20200000000
BAKKEN5-202024614541561031437
BAKKEN4-202026145681431788291719016251618
BAKKEN3-2020312079620475136962512924509266
BAKKEN2-20202917358174381264727891843679
BAKKEN1-2020311792017933125681587114904704
BAKKEN12-2019311959019645128011471114275210
BAKKEN11-201930205422044815985323011861805
BAKKEN10-201924158791579115130632937612476
BAKKEN9-201930161391616710349937682351038
BAKKEN8-20192814406144739424641445081814
BAKKEN7-20193123085230031313927933250392789
BAKKEN6-20193024273243111440330922262804528
BAKKEN5-20193126023260111473633672313992153
BAKKEN4-20192924008240741420030962263024513
BAKKEN3-20193131111310841885640671383132185
BAKKEN2-20192833673338142045042784403242422
BAKKEN1-20192751285509823662757685551922414
BAKKEN12-20180000000
BAKKEN11-20180000000
BAKKEN10-20180000000
BAKKEN9-20180000000
BAKKEN8-201852507250797342103421

Families: S - Z

Locator: 10001FAMSZ.

St Anthony Wells (WPX, Mandaree)

Sakakawea Federal Wells (CLR, Elm Creek)

Salers / Salers Federal Wells (CLR, Antelope, Sanish pool)

Sandhill Wells (CLR, East Fork)

Sauger Federal Wells (Slawson, Big Bend)

Sawyer Wells (Zavanna, Stockyard Creek)

Scanlan / Pankowski Wells (Whiting, Truax)

SC-5WX / SC-4WX Wells (Hess, Banks oil field)

SC-JW Hamilton (Hess, Long Creek)

SC-Hoving Wells (Hess, Truax)

Schaffer Wells (Oasis, Epping) 

Sefolosha / Sefolosha Federal Wells (CLR, Epping)

Selmer Pad (Enerplus, Bailey) -- Selmer, Snever, Severson, Betts, Foss, Elliot, Zwenke, Rocky, and Purrier

Shenandoah Wells (BR, Keene oil field)

Schettler Wells (XTO, Cedar Coulee)

Shell Wells (EOG, Parshall oil field)

Shepherd Wells (Oasis, Missouri Ridge)

Shepherd Wells (Zavanna, Stony Creek)

Shobe Mega-Pad (MRO, Reunion Bay)

Shorthorn Wells (Zavanna, Stockyard Creek)

Simmental Federal Wells - 1 (CLR, Elm Creek) 

Simmental Wells (Zavanna, Long Creek, east of Williston)

Skaar Federal (Newfield, Sand Creek)

Skaar Federal (Whiting, Twin Valley)

Skachenko Wells (CLR, Jim Creek)

Skarston Wells (Statoil, Banks)

Skunk Creek (Whiting/KOG, South Fork, Heart Butte, Mandaree)

Skybolt Federal Wells (Slawson, Big Bend)

Smokey Wells (Pembroke oil field, in sections 7, 8, 17, 18 - 149-97)

"Snake" Pad (Enerplus, Antelope)

Snakeeyes, Rebel, Bandit Wells (Slawson, Big Bend/Van Hook)

Sorenson Wells (CLR, Alkali Creek) 

Sorenson Wells (Grayson Mill, Alger)

Sorenson Wells (Petro-Hunt, Union Center, 20 miles northeast of Watford City)

Sorenson Federal Wells (Ovintiv/Newfield, Sand Creek)

Sorkness Wells (XTO, Sorkness, Sorkness oil field) 

Soto Wells (Oasis, Siverston)

Sovig Wells (Whiting, Arnegard)

Spider Pad (Enerplus, Heart Butte) 

Spotted Rabbit (WPX, Van Hook)

Spotted Wolf (WPX, Eagle Nest)

Spratley Wells (Oasis, Alkali Creek) 

Springfield FIU Wells (CLR, Brooklyn)

Stallion Wells (Slawson, Big Bend)

State Wells (QEP, Spotted Horn)

State Weydahl Wells (CLR, Corral Creek)

Steele Federal (CLR, Banks)

Stenseth Trust Wells (Whiting, Sanish)

Storm / Precipitation Pad (Enerplus, Mandaree)

Stranger / Usher Wells (Zavanna, Poe) 

String Instrument Pad (Enerplus, Mandaree oil field)

Stroh Wells (Anschutz/OXY USA; Fayette oil field)

Strommen Wells (MRO, Killdeer oil field)

Submariner Federal Wells (Slawson, Big Bend oil field)

Syracuse/Chicago Wells (CLR, Banks) 

Syverson / Gariety Wells (Newfield, Siverston) Tailgunner Wells (Slawson, North Fork)

Tailgunner Wells (BR, North Fork)

"Tailor Pad" (Enerplus, Mandaree)

Tallahassee FIU (CLR, Baker, McKenzie County)

Tangsrud Wells (CLR, Hayland, Divide County)

Tarentaise Wells (CLR, Elm Tree)

Tarpon Federal Wells (Whiting, Twin Valley / Sand Creek)

TAT State Federal Wells (XTO, Bear Creek, 36-148-96)

TAT Wells, Section 35-149-95  (QEP, Grail)

Teddy Federal (XTO, North Fork)

Tempest Federal (Slawson, Big Bend)

Tennis Pad (Enerplus, Heart Butte)

Teton / Kings Canyon Wells (BR, Camel Butte oil field)

The Kraken Wells (Kraken Operating, Epping oil field) 

Thelen Wells (Oasis, Banks)

Thompson Wells (Petro-Hunt, Charlson oil field) 

Thor Wells (Slawson, Tobacco Garden)

Thorp Federal Wells (CLR, Little Knife)

Thorvald/Cuskelly (CLR, Rattlesnake Point) 

Three Rivers (BR, Charlson)

Tipi V Wells (QEP, Spotted Horn oil field)

TI-T Lalim Wells (HES, Tioga oil field)

Tom State (XTO, Alkali Creek oil field) 

Topaz/Rubia Wells (WPX, Mandaree)

Torpedo Federal Wells (Slawson, Big Bend)

Tortoise/Turtle/Butterfly Pads (Enerplus, Antelope-Sanish) -- incredibly good wells

T R Slette Wells (Hess, Truax)

Treasure-Shell Wells (MRO, A-C-E-J-S-T wells, McGregory Buttes)

TTT Ranch (and Danita, Brittany, Matt, Savannah, Remington) (Whiting, Sanish, NWNW 26-154-92)

Two Shields Butte Wells (WPX / Rimrock Oil & Gas, Heart Butte oil field)

Uhlman Federal / Pittsburgh Wells (CLR, Banks)

Usher / Stranger Wells (Zavanna, Poe)

Vachal Wells (CLR, Alkali Creek, 27/34-154-94)

Vachal Wells (Equinor, Alger)

Van Hise Trust Wells (Petro-Hunt, Charlson)

Van Hook Wells (EOG, Parshall oil field)

Vardon Wells (CLR, Siverston)

Veeder Wells (BR, Blue Buttes) 

Veigel Wells (CLR, Rattlesnake Point)

Veronica USA pad (MRO, Antelope)

Wahpeton Wells (CLR, Banks oil field, early test, high-density infill wells)

Wahus Federal / Wahus State Wells (Ovintiv, Westberg)

Waffle House ("Hearty Breakfast") Pad (Enerplus, Antelope)

Warrior Pad (Enerplus, Spotted Honor, huge wells)

Washburn Wells (BR, Charlson) 

Waterton Wells (BR, Keene)

Wayzetta Wells (EOG, Parshall Oil Field)

Werre Trust Wells (XTO, Bear Creek Field)

West Clark Wells (EOG, Clarks Creek)

Weydahl Wells (CLR, Corral Creek)

Weyrauch Wells (Hess, Robinson Lake)

"Whale" Pad (Enerplus, McGregory Buttes)

Whitman Wells (CLR, Oakdale, 34-147-96)

"Wild Flower" Pad (Enerplus, Mandaree oil field)

"Wild Kingdom" Pad (Enerplus, multiple adjoining fields)

Wiley Wells (CLR, Pershing; see also, Bailey)

Wilhelm Wells (Kraken, Lone Tree Lake)

Wisness State Wells (Ovintiv, Westberg)

Wold Wells (Whiting, Banks)

Wold Wells (Whiting, Sand Creek)

Wolf-Fox Pad (MRO, Mocassin Creek)

Wolverine Federal Wells (Slawson, Elm Tree) 

Wolverine Wells (WPX, South Fork)

Wood Wells (for "P Wood" wells, see above) (XTO, Whiting/KOG, Truax oil field); also here with four new Wood wells;

Yellowfin Wells (Newfield, Siverston oil field)

Young Bird Wells (WPX, Spotted Horn) 

Zabolotny Wells (Petro-Hunt, Little Knife)

Zephyr Wells (Slawson, Big Bend)

Zorro Wells (QEP, Grail oil field) 

Devon - WPX: Merger Of Equals -- Forbes -- September 29, 2020

Updates

January 7, 2021: the merger becomes final. WPX shareholders received a fixed exchange of 0.5165 shares of Devon common stock for each share of WPX common stock owned. WPX common stock will no longer be listed for trading on the NYSE.

Original Post 

Link here.

In what’s being billed as a merger of equals, Devon Energy will acquire WPX Energy in an all-stock deal that gives WPX shareholders five out of 12 board seats and .5165 Devon shares for each of theirs, amounting to 43% of “New Devon.” 
With a combined capital structure involving $6 billion in debt against $6 billion in equity, and daily production volumes of roughly 525,000 barrels per day of oil (and natural gas equivalents), the new Devon will be bigger than Apache Corp and Marathon Oil, and just a notch below EOG Resources. 
The deal, first rumored over the weekend, comes on the heels of Chevron’s takeover of Noble Corp., and features a popular new recipe for consolidating America’s beleaguered oilpatch — the stock-for-stock deal gives WPX just a 3% premium. In a ringing endorsement, Devon shares closed up 11% Monday, while WPX was up 16% (both issues are down by more than 2/3rds YTD).