Monday, October 30, 2017

The WPX Emma Owner Wells In Spotted Horn -- Almost Everything One Can See In The Bakken

Locator: 10010EMMAOWNER.
Updates


April 7, 2025: production updated, see below.

January 6, 2019: see also the Lead Woman wells in the area to come off the confidential list soon. The "Lead Woman" wells are noted in the graphic below.

Original Post
The Emma Owner wells:
  • 30666, 2,553, WPX. Emma Owner 23-14HA,  Spotted Horn, 4 sections, t3/16; cum 569K 8/20; slow, slow Bakken decline; cum 663K 2/25;
  • 29449, 2,049, WPX, Emma Owner 23-14HW, Spotted Horn, t3/16; cum 376K 8/20; only 16 days in 1/19; cum 462K 2/25;
  • 29448, 1,986, WPX, Emma Owner 23-14HD, Spotted Horn, t3/16; cum 465K 8/20; cum 552K 2/25;
  • 29447, 1,690, WPX, Emma Owner 23-14HC, Spotted Horn, t3/16; cum 425K 8/20; cum 553K 2/25;
  • 29446, 1,871, WPX, Emma Owner 23-14HX, Spotted Horn, t3/16; cum 412K 8/20; cum 465K 2/25;
  • 29445, 2,441, WPX, Emma Owner 34-14HB, Spotted Horn, t3/16; cum 582K 8/20; cum 754K 2/25
Look at initial production for #29445:

BAKKEN7-20163122259224591249630094728920186
BAKKEN6-20163028436286941502823678156654719
BAKKEN5-20163131213309841637928439170967761
BAKKEN4-201630396914003023330400691141824195
BAKKEN3-20163162102615283966356204763941700
BAKKEN2-2016312601104711215700

The graphic:


Look at Nathan Hale, #17978:
  • 17978, 993, WPX, Nathan Hale 4-25H, Spotted Horn, t1/10; cum 359K 8/18; no evidence that this well was re-fracked (no sundry form; no FracFocus data)
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN8-2018231233212543203917767163270
BAKKEN7-2018311610516005244419438158981654
BAKKEN6-2018302658926639555732093235055274
BAKKEN5-2018318377817149141011261172116
BAKKEN4-20181822432216289627079821291
BAKKEN3-201825657667614828793746122386
BAKKEN2-2018231713917228604820688116846583
BAKKEN1-2018221431714981687217280103244721
BAKKEN12-201731227542203411469274641053513741
BAKKEN11-20172819318191461859723316156818995
BAKKEN10-20175923931310111426914
BAKKEN9-20172911551079192139461084
BAKKEN8-20171136235710243911469
BAKKEN7-201729123012481641484336252
BAKKEN6-2017301343144616716220731
BAKKEN5-201731121812821581469483

Monster Wells -- Generation 3 Wells -- October 30, 2017

Note, August 27, 2017: due to the number of wells reporting cumulative production of 500,000 bbls of crude oil, future wells to make the "monster well" page will require 750,000 bbls or early production numbers to suggest they will meet this threshold. Of course, there will be exceptions.  Obviously I miss a lot of "monster" wells but even an incomplete list gives me an idea of what's going on in the Bakken.

Pads:
Middle Bakken, individual wells:
  • 36859, 6,341, MRO, Rock Woman USA 41-4TFH, API: 33-053-09177, Sanish-Antelope, t--; cum 209K over three months; a whopping 97K month; fracked 2/24/20 - 3/6/20; 8.0 million gallons of water (moderate frack); proppant composition not provided; date stimulated: February 2, 2020; first bench Three Forks, 45 stages; sand; 8.43 million lbs proppant; cum 404K 8/21;
  • 35636, SI/A-->A/AL, WPX, St Anthony 9-16HB, Mandaree, API: 33-025-03606, t--; cum 225K 6/20; a 47K month; fracked 11/4/2020 - 11/14/2020; 5 million gallons of water (a small frack); 83% water by mass;36847, drl/A, MRO, Nokelby USA 34-21H, Reunion Bay, t--; cum 174K 4/20; an 85K month; cum 349K 8/21;
  • 36413, 2,058, EOG, Clarks Creek 106-0724H, Clarks Creek t9/19, cum 363K 4/20; see this post; cum 536K 8/21;
  • 36415, 3,519, EOG, Clarks Creek 18-0719H, Clarks Creek,  t9/19; cum 327K 4/20; see this post; cum 432K 8/21;
  • 36416, 2,859, EOG, Clarks Creek 105-0719H, Clarks Creek; t9/19; cum 275K 4/20; see this post; cum 370K 8/21;
  • 33813, 1,595, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-23D-14-2H, 43 stages; 5.4 million lbs; Charlson, t7/18; cum 507K 4/20; cum 568K 8/21;
  • 32514, 1,355, EOG, Mandaree 31-0706H, t12/16; cum 633K 5/20; intermittent production in 2020; full production back as of 10/20; cum 693K 8/21;
  • 32513, 1,910, EOG, Mandaree 24-0706H, t12/16; cum 546K 5/20; intermittent production in 2020; full production back as of 10/20; cum 599K 8/21;
  • 31458, 6,311, FB James 150-94-3A-10-6B, Spotted Horn, t11/19; 98K over 25 days; cum 387K 4/20; extrapolates to 118,184 bbls crude oil over 30 days; 
  • 34037, 1,787, Oasis, Aagvik 5298 41-35 3BX, 50 stages; 9.9 million bls; Banks, t11/18; cum 319K 4/20;
  • 32294, 2,320, CLR, Holstein Federal 13-25H, Elm Tree, t11/16; cum 806KK 4/20; came off line 11/19; back on line 3/20;
  • 31357, 1,102, CLR, Nashville 2-21H, Catwalk, 40 stages, 8.7 million lbs, t6/16; cum 510K 4/20; easily exceeding a 900,000 bbl-EUR type curve
  • 31278, 4,862, Slawson, Torpedo Federal 10H, Big Bend, t12/18; cum 567K 4/20; TD: 25,490 feet; see this post; off line 1/20; back on line (?), 4/20;
  • 30866, 1,486, Enerplus, Barn 147-94-13A-24H, McGregory Buttes, t5/16; cum 427K 4/20; see this post;
  • 24337, 2,519, EOG, Hawkeye 3-2413H, Antelope, 133K in less than four months; t5/13; cum 820K 4/20;
Sanish, individual wells:
  • 30135, 4,881, MRO, Deane USA 24-22H, Antelope, Sanish, t12/17; cum 342K 4/20; (and I'm sure the first full month of production (73,138 bbls crude oil; 111,373 mcf natural gas) is incorrect accurate 111,373 mcf = 18,556 boe + 73,138 bo = 91,693 boe in one full month, clearly a Bakken record, and clearly an error that will be corrected; see this post for several other monster wells on same pad;
Three Forks, first bench, individual wells:
  • 19296, 2,388, SHD, Golden 22-31H, Deep Water Creek Bay, TF Bench 1, 62 stages, 15 million lbs, t3/15; cum 781K 4/20; cum 828K 8/21; this well is on a four-well pad; the other three wells, conf, and no action;
Three Forks, second bench, individual wells:
  • several; Reunion Bay;
  • 35109, 956, CLR, Morris 7-26H2, Oakdale, t4/19; cum 304K 1/21; cum 318K 8/21;
  • 35081, 3,556, CLR, Carson Peak 8-35H2, Oakdale, t5/19; cum 653K 8/21;
  • 32818, 1,176, CLR, State Weydahl 10-36H2, Corral Creek, 56 stages; 10.6 million lbs, t12/18; cum 322K 1/21; off line as of 1/19; still off line as of 4/19; back on line 6/19; cum 330K 8/21;
  • 32816, 1,272, CLR, Brandvik 10-25H2, Corral Creek, 60 stages, 7.7 million lbs, t12/18; cum 373K 1/21; cum 383K 8/21;
  • 30367, 2,318, CLR, Brandvik 7-25H2, Corral Creek, 4 sections, 82 stages, 10.1 million lbs, t1/19; cum 255K 1/21; see this post; huge well; 40K+ in 1/19; offline as of 3/19; remains offline through 4/19; back on line 5/19; cum 263K 8/21;
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Record IPs and/or Record Monthly Production

30135, 4,881, MRO, Deane USA 24-22H, Antelope, t12/17; cum 389K 8/21;
SANISH1-2018317313873190172411113731878384433

30541, 4,871, Bruin, Fort Berthold 151-94-26A-35-4H, t6/18; cum 753K 8/21;
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
SANISH9-20183052975530445615060629460675677
SANISH8-201831725167240863718906714548039524
SANISH7-201831638006364674543906084289342889
SANISH6-201830953159595967134672113723225562
SANISH5-20181577996657261691392175723178
SANISH4-20180000000

Making North Dakota Great -- October 30, 2017

This is a great story. Skyscrapers on the prairie.

From myndnow:
A new skyscraper on the North Dakota prairie is just about finished - and it only took a week to take shape.
The structure rises up from the farmland near Lansford - thanks to 24-hour-a-day pouring of concrete for several days.
CHS-SunPrairie's operations manager says the new 83 North Project will be able to load 110 rail cars at a time and will take some pressure off the company's Mohall location.
The building has been growing at a rate of around 20 feet per day - with concrete being pumped around the clock to slowly build up the walls of the six silos and main structure.

The new elevator is expected to be in operation by late spring and will join Minot, Bowbells, and Mohall as sites as shuttle load facilities for the CHS-SunPrairie.
Great video at the link. 

Hell Just Froze Over -- Judge In Pacific Northwest Sides With Coal Company -- October 30, 2017

From Penn Energy: judge sides with developer of Washington coal terminal.
The $680 million terminal, which would ship coal from Montana, Wyoming and other states to Asia, could boost U.S. coal exports by 40 percent. The plans are reviled by environmentalists and Indian tribes because of concerns about global warming, coal dust pollution and potential damage to fisheries on the river.
A Washington state judge on Friday handed a victory to the developers of a massive proposed coal-export terminal on the Columbia River, saying the state acted arbitrarily when it blocked a sublease sought for the project.
Boom! Europe's largest bank, HSBC, reports a pre-tax profit that jumped 448% and no one seems to care or notice. From CNBC:
  • Europe's largest bank, HSBC, said Monday its third-quarter pre-tax profit jumped 448 percent year-on-year to $4.6 billion
  • HSBC also said it completed 71 percent of the $2 billion share buyback it announced in July
  • the bank is listed in Hong Kong, London and New York

Number of Active Rigs In ND Trending Toward 50; Slawson Reports Five DUCs Completed -- October 30, 2017

Active rigs:

$54.1910/30/201710/30/201610/30/201510/30/201410/30/2013
Active Rigs523470190182

Five new permits:
  • Operators: Hess (4); BR
  • Fields: Ross (Mountrail); Elidah (McKenzie)
  • Comments: I assume this has occurred before but I have not noticed it; generally, the cases at the hearing dockets for unit line wells suggest a single well (maybe two wells) along the unit line in an overlapping unit; Hess has permits for four (4) unit line wells on the same pad in SWSE 2-156-91 -- later, see first comment: reader is most likely correct; these are probably not unit line wells but rather four wells to the west in a 1280-acre spacing unit (as an example, see the graphic at the EN-Pederson post);
Fourteen permits renewed:
  • EOG (10): six Hawkeye permits in McKenzie County; three Wayzetta permits in Mountrail County; and one Van Hook permit in Mountrail County
  • HRC (2): two Fort Berthold permits in Dunn County
  • Petro-Sentinal (2): one Miller permit and one Coyote Creek permit, both in Bowman County
Five producing wells (DUCs) reported as completed:
  • 25873, 141, Slawson, Pike Federal 5-3-2TFH, Big Bend, t8/17; cum -- (18970 -- off-line)
  • 25874, 1,505, Slawson, Pike Federal 4-3-2TFH, Big Bend, t9/17; cum -- (18970 -- off-line)
  • 29621, 2,548, Slawson, Lunker Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, t10/17; cum -- (23105 -- no change)
  • 31438, 747, Slawson, Pike Federal 3-3-2H, Big Bend, t10/17; cum -- (18970 -- off-line)
  • 33701, 754, Slawson, Snakeeyes 4-29-20H, Big Bend, t10/17; cum -- (17459 -- no change)