Saturday, February 11, 2023

Updating A Couple Of CLR Gale Wells In Cedar Coulee -- February 11, 2023

Updates: Production Data For Select Wells

37406, a Three Forks well in Cedar Coulee:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-202231805580092220194578851150
BAKKEN11-20223065656587240151089010175243
BAKKEN10-20223055945624265727847733616
BAKKEN9-2022301248212540230851497614354160
BAKKEN8-2022221264112603130431818717578223
BAKKEN7-2022311759517553169792348322902122
BAKKEN6-2022211432214404139471844117822303
BAKKEN5-2022313091530850263384076339718637
BAKKEN4-2022181159311610131771643016104256
BAKKEN3-2022312646826498231443299032620242
BAKKEN2-2022283300233055281603894838679154
BAKKEN1-2022314799747875396285628055202956
BAKKEN12-2021121847618390166932039819904443
BAKKEN11-20210000000
BAKKEN10-20210000000
BAKKEN9-2021123623615022030203

37405, a middle Bakken well in Cedar Coulee:

oolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-2022311267712634116882371522866393
BAKKEN11-2022301352113594132782304122041528
BAKKEN10-202231133621323117277217112115746
BAKKEN9-20223074527427207171313212528142
BAKKEN8-20222231783261158306671620680
BAKKEN7-2022311666016619124192509724507131
BAKKEN6-2022211346013506101842004819401331
BAKKEN5-2022312333723434144543301732093516
BAKKEN4-2022302454024457175263793337214593
BAKKEN3-2022313073430711201095079249728370
BAKKEN2-2022282584825900257954111240834163
BAKKEN1-2022314003839989281354886747915830
BAKKEN12-2021202679026665167513056629817664
BAKKEN11-20210000000
BAKKEN10-20210000000
BAKKEN9-2021131531512441790179

Original Post: February 27, 2021

The CLR Gale wells are tracked here.

This page won't be updated. This well is tracked here. Is something going on? This well was taken off line almost two years ago, back in 4/19. Now, almost two years later, the well was brought back on line for 19 days, 12/20, producing 1,167 bbls of oil:

  • 24735, 981, Hess, LK-Pohribnak-147-96-16H-5, 1 section, t10/13; cum 221K 6/19; cum 223K 12/20; cum 243K 12/22;

It was noted:

  • December 4, 2020: CLR activity in this field, update.

There's a lot of activity about four miles south of the LK-Pohribak wells. See the graphics at that link posted December 4, 2020 (link). At that time, about three months ago, there was only one rig in section 32-147-96. Now there are four rigs:

These wells run west to east on one pad:

  • 37373, conf-->drl/A, CLR, Gale 5-32H, Cedar Coulee, t--; cum 233K 12/22;
  • 37374,
  • 37375,
  • 37376,
  • 37377,
  • 37378,
  • 37379, ros-->drl/A, CLR, Rodney 8-29H1, Cedar Coulee, t--; cum 151K 8/22; off line 8/22; back on line 12/22; cum 156K 12/22;

These wells run north to south on one pad:

  • 37396, ros-->drl/A,  CLR, Rodney 10-29H1, Cedar Coulee, t--; cum 199K 12/22;
  • 37397,
  • 37398,
  • 37399,
  • 37400,
  • 37401,
  • 37402, drl/A,  CLR, Gale 11-32H, Cedar Coulee, t--; cum 228K 12/22;

These wells run north to south on one pad:

  • 37410,
  • 37409,
  • 37408,
  • 37941, ros, CLR, Bang 3-33H1,
  • 37407, ros, CLR, Gale 14-32HSL,
  • 37406,
  • 37405,

The CLR Rodney / Gale wells are tracked elsewhere.

NDIC's list of active rigs shows only two active CLR rigs, both drilling Rodney wells.  


A Nice CLR Buelingo Well Has Just Gone Off-Line -- February 11, 2023

This well has just come off line. I don't "see" any activity in the area that might explain why this well was taken off line. Maybe a reader might know.

This well is impacted by the neighboring Tarentaise wells:
  • 19397, 417, CLR, Buelingo 1-20H, Elm Tree, t3/11; cum 346K 1/21;full production profile at this post; huge halo effect; cum 382K 11/22; recent production:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-202226000145514480
BAKKEN11-202224899982887757872670
BAKKEN10-20223115511695144813377129580
BAKKEN9-20223017681898198215577151720
BAKKEN8-20223119951673263416604161850
BAKKEN7-20223120372335236714845144260
BAKKEN6-20223022152346238914038136330
BAKKEN5-2022312621232625011797817445114
BAKKEN4-202230228423202475135621310078

Holy Mackerel -- Think About This -- February 11, 2023

The Chinese are learning about the capabilities of US homeland security. Wow.

It seems to me this should be classified information.  

***************************
From My Diary

Christmas, 1973:

Sometime during my last year in college, having been accepted to medical school, I knew I would never have a free summer again, and started planning to take a trip to Europe. 

I learned that the Ashmores -- family friends from Williston -- would also, coincidentally, be in Europe that summer. My plans were vague: hitchhike to NYC, visit the Fisher residence with a hope that I might see Linda again, a round trip ticket to Europe on Luxembourg Air, catch up with the Ashmores in Europe, touch base with a family friend working in Stuttgart, Germany, finding a cousin serving in the US Navy in Naples, Italy, and then returning to the states. The details would be worked out on the fly.

I had not seen Linda Fisher since 1971, nor had we communicated during those two years since the fall of 1971 when I departed Westfield, NJ, to return to Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD. 

The Ashmores were an incredible family; more about them later. 

The family friend in Stuttgart: Norm Furuseth, one of my dad's closest friends. He was working either as a high school teacher or as a principal of a US DODDS school.

My cousin, James Oksol, was a LTJG at the time.

And, yes, the details were "worked out on the fly." I traveled so lightly I did not pack an atlas (or even a map) of the United States. I looked at maps at service stations along the way. We had no mobile devices, no cell phones, in 1973. 

I don't recall where I ate while hitchhiking from Williston to NYC, but it must have been McDonald's. I had $1,000 for the trip (which included air fare and an unlimited Eurail pass). The $1,000 was a loan from my mother which was eventually re-paid. I returned home from a summer in Europe, a week in New York City, and two weeks in Boston with $400 out of the original $1,000.

The trip played out as described in the jouornal notes above, not one deviation. 

Years later, our two daughters had similar overseas experiences.

Bob Dylan released his thirteenth studio album in 1973. The album included "Knocking On Heaven's Door."

Vardon -- Siverston -- CLR -- Drilled In 2011 -- Still Flowing, Not On A Pump -- February 11, 2023

It's hard to believe this is the middle of winter, the coldest month of the year where I grew up, and here in Portland, Oregon, absolutely delightful. 

The Vardon wells are tracked here. The wells have all been updated; the majority of these wells, according to the scout tickets, are still flowing, no pumps.

Last night I stumbled upon this well -- sort of a microcosm of the Bakken:

  • 20354, 1,200, CLR, Vardoon 1-14H, Siverston, t7/11; cum 401K 12/22; recent production:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-202231486478758516031931550
BAKKEN11-202230439485567524748420
BAKKEN10-202231495482591525848680
BAKKEN9-202230509716668633559330
BAKKEN8-20223163547591767165967330
BAKKEN7-2022317757111039665362340
BAKKEN6-2022308919411236682964250
BAKKEN5-20223111301344219355745010145

Jump in production in 2018:

BAKKEN9-201829123291236674082618325092721
BAKKEN8-2018301428614302892823347659916345
BAKKEN7-201831227942267816320384301482523188
BAKKEN6-20182720300204431417532135223739433
BAKKEN5-201831327443252521086447381954825190
BAKKEN4-20187489649032319331410362278
BAKKEN3-201867904730828622
BAKKEN2-20180000000
BAKKEN1-20180000000
BAKKEN12-20170000000
BAKKEN11-2017297970000
BAKKEN10-20170000000
BAKKEN9-201717875115418216051227378
BAKKEN8-20173116041615403346234620
BAKKEN7-20173117111602455370137010

Initial production back in 2011:

BAKKEN2-20122961126001137713026130260
BAKKEN1-20123179018333188017436174360
BAKKEN12-201131990996251938213472130443
BAKKEN11-201130100781015017681673116602129
BAKKEN10-2011311006110066177116922116625260
BAKKEN9-201130120771206422721390139
BAKKEN8-20113183298260162711562011562
BAKKEN7-2011311426214766456623030023030
BAKKEN6-2011313444189548060806

The maps:



ENB Increases Quarterly Dividend -- 4Q22 Earnings Release

See also this site.

Highlights:

  • Full year GAAP earnings of $2.6 billion or $1.28 per common share, compared with GAAP earnings of $5.8 billion or $2.87 per common share in 2021

  • Adjusted earnings* of $5.7 billion or $2.81 per common share*, compared with $5.6 billion or $2.74 per common share in 2021

  • Adjusted earnings before interest, income taxes and depreciation and amortization (EBITDA)* of $15.5 billion, compared with $14.0 billion in 2021

  • Cash provided by operating activities of $11.2 billion, compared with $9.3 billion in 2021

  • Distributable cash flow (DCF)* of $11.0 billion or $5.42 per common share*, compared with $10.0 billion or $4.96 per common share in 2021

  • Exited 2022 in a strong financial position with Debt to EBITDA of 4.7x

  • Reaffirmed 2023 full year guidance range for EBITDA of $15.9 billion to $16.5 billion and DCF per share of $5.25 to $5.65

  • Increased the 2023 quarterly dividend by 3.2% to $0.8875 ($3.55 annualized) per share reflecting the 28th consecutive annual increase -- in fact, previously posted -- nothing new for those following the company.

  • Increased ownership in Gray Oak Pipeline by a further 10% bringing Enbridge's interest to 68.5%

  • Toll Settlement reached with B.C. Pipeline shippers and approved by the CER for a five-year term ending in 2026

  • Rate case settlement reached with Texas Eastern Transmission, LP (TETLP) shippers and approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

  • Completed the previously announced US$1.5 billion investment in Woodfibre LNG

  • Successfully placed into service, $4B of conventional and renewable projects in 2022

  • Advanced $18 billion portfolio of growth and expansion projects across the enterprise

  • Advanced low-carbon strategy announcing a partnership with Oxy Low Carbon Ventures to transport and sequester carbon dioxide in the Corpus Christi area

  • Filed rebasing and incentive rate-setting application at Enbridge Gas Inc. (EGI) for the next five years

  • Announced the renewal of Enbridge's normal course issuer bid (NCIB) of up to $1.5 billion

  • Issued a $900 million Sustainability-Linked Bond (SLB) in Canada, further strengthening Enbridge's commitment to its emissions reduction goals