Sunday, March 5, 2017

Full Production Profile For #17348, Newfield; Lost Bridge Federal -- March 5, 2017

Four neighboring wells that "crossed" #17348 (full production profile below these four wells):

31735, 51 stages, 7.5 million lbs; a Three Forks well; 51% drilled in 15' target zone; 6% drilled in upper Three Forks b; 14% drilled in Three Forks A facies; 17% drilled in Three forks C facies: Monthly Production Data

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-201731213362170061482833327202867
BAKKEN12-2016311697217001510520901179372731
BAKKEN11-2016302342723321818330013274262317
BAKKEN10-20163129000289531186238522476733477
BAKKEN9-20166775371245973767237733845


31734, 51 stages, 7.5 million lbs; a middle Bakken well; 83% drilled in 15' target zone middle Bakken "C"; 11% drilled in middle Bakken "D" facies; 6% drilled in middle Bakken "B" facies: Monthly Production Data

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-2017312131221513650429671279971419
BAKKEN12-2016311844518407519623530206202668
BAKKEN11-2016302625326213871835483336061607
BAKKEN10-20163129618295341409340186285637051
BAKKEN9-20164498542864704436415982730

31733, 51 stages, 7.5 million lbs; Three Forks; 61% drilled in 15' target zone; 18% drilledin upper Three Forks B; 21% drilled in Three forks A Facies: Monthly Production Data

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-201722113701202237351469814457101
BAKKEN12-2016311815218082617020435176762518
BAKKEN11-20163026304260751027535101293825449
BAKKEN10-20163128004278831666138838379834762
BAKKEN9-20165589354218010592111064770

31732, 51 stages, 7.6 million lbs; t9/13/06; middle Bakken; 58% drillin in 15' target zone; 36% drilled in upper Bakken B facies; 6% drillin upper Bakken D facies: Monthly Production Data

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-201719120871274838751655116162233
BAKKEN12-2016312001719959690725945208494855
BAKKEN11-20163026863267711083835756301165371
BAKKEN10-20163129564292151792440568186138428
BAKKEN9-20163429738555339352503498



Regarding the following well, some comments from readers:
  • if, indeed, this well was not re-fracked, it's like getting a brand new well for free
  • after almost eight years producing, it produced more oil in 10/16 and 11/16 than ever before
  • it was off-line for much less than two months
  • the original frack was less than a million lbs; raises the question of cost/benefit with large amounts of sand for some wells
17348: Monthly Production Data
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN1-201727751276592647790545523353
BAKKEN12-20162997079884346790427208322
BAKKEN11-201630133911330056601465414814506
BAKKEN10-2016271480414434109991585011415736
BAKKEN9-20160000000
BAKKEN8-201618733913128871236635
BAKKEN7-2016311547159229816301891441
BAKKEN6-201630148116162871870923947
BAKKEN5-2016311573159722022831565717
BAKKEN4-2016302316219043824988731625
BAKKEN3-2016311963181924719645281435
BAKKEN2-2016291674164721813211961126
BAKKEN1-20163120742340338207110391032
BAKKEN12-2015311884168423719627491213
BAKKEN11-2015301841188123516751441530
BAKKEN10-2015311786213322715732581315
BAKKEN9-2015301813139223718667961070
BAKKEN8-2015311738186322815852691316
BAKKEN7-2015311586142623315451591385
BAKKEN6-2015301551160024214631721291
BAKKEN5-2015311913180346816946691025
BAKKEN4-2015301699179723215711427144
BAKKEN3-2015311796166925217241591133
BAKKEN2-2015281619191522615373891148
BAKKEN1-20153117911666242162001620
BAKKEN12-20143118011963252159001590
BAKKEN11-2014301803168024216325331099
BAKKEN10-201431181519012351462472990
BAKKEN9-2014301735185724015973111287
BAKKEN8-20143117291606220151001510
BAKKEN7-20143116032124265104999951
BAKKEN6-20143018671672230112111210
BAKKEN5-20143119271909318138913890
BAKKEN4-20143018461746207225017690
BAKKEN3-20143122422111325204415480
BAKKEN2-20142816791670262205016030
BAKKEN1-20143120592258282182513470
BAKKEN12-20133117961222252197314770
BAKKEN11-2013301910200421210495690
BAKKEN10-2013311774211524511156190
BAKKEN9-201330186719062527002200
BAKKEN8-2013311956178231313118150
BAKKEN7-20133120601858293219817020
BAKKEN6-20133019082025268177912990
BAKKEN5-20133120301962282240319070
BAKKEN4-20133020152039243218117020
BAKKEN3-20133120222037328286623860
BAKKEN2-20132831273051460373532870
BAKKEN1-20133119242038187173812460
BAKKEN12-2012311892196619514159190
BAKKEN11-20123018471843187219017250
BAKKEN10-20123119032175248161116110
BAKKEN9-20123024072139280201220120
BAKKEN8-20123123172415282119311930
BAKKEN7-20123133913160457289528950
BAKKEN6-20122228172772587221122110
BAKKEN5-20121817121014140
BAKKEN4-201219152114051023803800
BAKKEN3-20123115781796197145514550
BAKKEN2-20122925012338300170017000
BAKKEN1-20123126212928318137213720
BAKKEN12-20113128792585298265526550
BAKKEN11-20113023272614240196419640
BAKKEN10-20113135353416470398639860
BAKKEN9-20113029972714334371937190
BAKKEN8-2011313059337497304230420
BAKKEN7-20113131793112317303930390
BAKKEN6-20113029713094400257425740
BAKKEN5-20113133303066398157515750
BAKKEN4-20113028623165200000
BAKKEN3-20113034943600168000
BAKKEN2-20112830423206440000
BAKKEN1-20112733622976683447104471
BAKKEN12-201017154919322052282280
BAKKEN11-20103034713338582333933390
BAKKEN10-20103139974092517371937190
BAKKEN9-20103040243753532384138410
BAKKEN8-20103140373775500261526150
BAKKEN7-20103142744817540156915690
BAKKEN6-20103044194295535272927290
BAKKEN5-20103143974147505246024600
BAKKEN4-201022447043024926136130
BAKKEN3-20103048044964557538053800
BAKKEN2-20102852615186650557655760
BAKKEN1-20102956155727657375437540
BAKKEN12-20093041324278482440944090
BAKKEN11-20093063996283842804780370
BAKKEN10-200928750173411100755775570
BAKKEN9-200925259223491643210221020
BAKKEN8-20093155815724402616161610
BAKKEN7-20093176417762590732673260
BAKKEN6-20093077167811565834683460
BAKKEN5-2009319881978653511071110710
BAKKEN4-200930104321099163312245122450
BAKKEN3-2009311437613807100515963159630
BAKKEN2-2009281167211547106310914109140
BAKKEN1-20091650324819660224822480
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2 comments:

  1. UnknownMarch 5, 2017 at 11:27 AM

    Mr. Oksol
    Regarding #17348 ... Here you have a well taken offline for about six weeks. This, after being in production almost 8 years.
    And ... output is higher than any time in its existence.
    At some point, the wider public may come to recognize the obvious (to some of us) implications here, and your ongoing efforts in this education will - hopefully - be acknowledged.
    As always, I thank you for your efforts.

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    1. Bruce OksolMarch 5, 2017 at 12:33 PM

      Thank you.

      I appreciate that.

      Several things:

      some fields are better than others where this is seen;
      I think the operators are "exploring" (testing) different areas;
      early on in the boom EOG questioned whether it made sense to re-frack (like MRO was doing) or just simply drill a new well and frack the new well; it appears in some areas, there may be a third way -- simply frack around older wells that were "inadequately" fracked early in the boom.

      Finally, I'm actually getting tired of posting these examples (they take a bit of work) but I'm so obsessive-compulsive than when I find one, it's hard not to post.

      And I am not discovering them accidentally; in almost every case, one can "predict" ahead of time where the phenomenon might be seen. If on so little data, one wonders how much the geologists really know about the Bakken?

      It also tells me that in the aggregate it will partly explain why 50 rigs today will do what 200 rigs did four years ago.

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