2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference May 20 - May 22 • Bismarck, ND
Conference Schedule Wednesday, May 21 Conference Expo Hours Introductions – Joel 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Heitkamp, News and Views with Joel Heitkamp 7:00 a.m. – KFGO Radio Conference Registration Opens – Upper Level 11:00 a.m. Energy corridors Lobby Market Opportunities for NGLs – Don Bari, IHS 7:00-8:30 a.m. Chemical Hot Breakfast Buffet – Arena and Exhibit Hall 11:20 a.m. giving western North The Future of Crude by 8:00 a.m. Rail – Matt Rose, BNSF Expo Opens – Exhibit Hall Keynote Luncheon Speaker – Arena Morning Session – Arena Dakota a new look Introductions – Brian 11:45 a.m.-1:20 p.m. Kroshus, Bismarck Lunch is available in Tribune both the Arena and the By Dan Sharp for the Tribune Exhibit Hall 8:00 a.m. Welcome – Ron Ness, 12:20 p.m. North Dakota Petroleum Introduction – Wayne The success of must be accomplished Historically, only about operator’s planning. Council Stenehjem, ND Attorney horizontal drilling and with mechanical 1-3 of every 10 “Having gathering John Warford, Mayor of General Bismarck (invited) The Bakken: Creating a hydraulic fracturing in pumps. With vertical exploratory vertical facilities, storage units, Central Dakota Children’s New Reality for America’s the Bakken play has well drilling, typical wells produced processing plants, Choir Energy Future – Lee come to bear on not North Dakota well commercial quantities pipelines and rail Tillman, Marathon Oil only how an oil-bearing spacing was one well of oil and/or natural shipment capacity in 8:25 a.m. Corporation unit is exploited but per 40-80 acres, in gas. By contrast, well place has to be Kevin Cramer, U.S. Congressman (Video) Bakken Optimization – also how oil and gas some areas one well over 95 percent of planned well ahead of Arena wells are spaced. per 160-320 acres. The Bakken horizontal wells drilling,” he says. 8:30 a.m. Session Chairs – John During recent years, the spacing depended on drilled become “Otherwise, North Dakota Governor Harju, Energy & landscape in North the expected drainage producers. infrastructure can be Jack Dalrymple Environmental Research Dakota’s oil patch is of the producing zones. overwhelmed and Center & Brent Miller, 8:55 a.m. Whiting Petroleum taking on a much “Because horizontal result in serious delays Jamshed Merchant, Corporation different look from the In order to space wells drilling exposes a much and bottlenecks.” Canada’s Consul General one that started in the for maximum longer portion of the 1:30 p.m. spring of 1951 when production and the well bore, it has the Energy corridors, 9:00 a.m. Maximizing Recovery Amerada Hess struck most efficient use of potential for much multi-well pads, and Williston Basin Roundup Through Increased Moderator: Drew Wrigley Density Design – Gerbert oil on Clarence resources, operators greater — and much multiple layer drilling Melinda Yurkowski, Schoonman, Hess Iverson’s farm just and regulators normally faster — production North Dakota’s daily oil Saskatchewan Ministry of south of Tioga. employ accepted from a single well,” says production now tops the Economy 1:55 p.m. formulas that take into Bruce Hicks, assistant 900,000 barrels and is Keith Lowdon, Manitoba Continental’s Multiple Matching drilling to consideration a director of the North forecast to continue to Innovation, Energy & Bench Development – Mines John Harju, EERC infrastructure reservoir’s Dakota Oil and Gas increase to more than 1 Dustin de Yong, Montana Prior to 1987, all wells permeability, depth, Division. “So, operators million barrels per day Department of 2:20 p.m. drilled in the Williston number of pay zones must focus more in the coming months. Commerce Multi-well Pad Drilling – Basin were vertical with and other data. The intensively on their Some forecasters Michael Lees, South Alan McNally, Continental the well bore calculation methods long-term production believe production Dakota Dept. of Mineral Resources Resources penetrating one or have improved over goals — everything could reach 1.5 to 2 Lynn Helms, North 2:45 p.m more producing zones. time with technological must be taken into million bopd by 2025. Dakota Dept. of Mineral Frac Operations: Review Resources of Offset Producing Well Protection – Ben Ackley, 10:00-11:00 a.m. Marathon Oil Company Break – Visit the Expo & “Because horizontal drilling exposes a much longer portion Outdoor Exhibits Continued on page 2 of the well bore, it has the potential for much greater — and much faster — production from a single well.” TABLE OF CONTENTS
With those conventional improvements and as consideration in order Current changes in well Thursday Conference Schedule...... 2 wells, a producing petroleum engineers to get oil to market.” spacing could make Letters of Welcome...... 4 unit’s pressure forces gained a better those forecasts Bakken Stockwatch ...... 22 oil and gas to the well understanding of Hicks says being able achievable. Nation & World ...... 25 bore. Eventually, individual reservoir to connect to existing Drilling Permits...... 34 however, the flow of oil characteristics. infrastructure is “During the past few Well Completions...... 43 and gas declines and especially critical in an years, the Oil and Gas
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Williston Basin Geology Bakken Reservoir Rock – Meeting Rooms 103, and Shales – Steven 104 & 105 Hawthorne, EERC Session Chairs – Ed Murphy, ND Geological Williston Basin Geology Survey and Melinda – Meeting Rooms 103, Yurkowski, 104 & 105 Saskatchewan Ministry Session Chairs – Ed of the Economy Murphy, ND Geological Survey and Melinda 1:30 p.m. Yurkowski, Continued Geological Saskatchewan Ministry and Geochemical of the Economy Evaluation of the Tyler Formation: a Dual 3:30 p.m. Petroleum System – Tim Province Wide Nesheim, ND DMR Hydrogeological Geological Survey Characterization Mapping of 2:00 p.m. Saskatchewan – Gavin Determining Three Jensen, Saskatchewan Forks Oil Prospectivity Ministry of the Economy with Core and Fluorescence – John 4:00 p.m. Hohman, Hess The Evolution of the Corporation Spearfish in the North- central Portion of the 2:30 p.m. Williston Basin – Mark The Relevance of Core Birchard, Corinthian and Lab Work in Exploration Whiting’s Pronghorn Project Area, Stark 4:30 p.m. County, ND – Mark Activation Energies and Sonnenfeld, Whiting Oil RockEval Analyses of Image courtesy of the North Dakota Oil and Gas Division and Gas Corp. Keragonites in the Red Energy corridors allow drillers to exploit multiple producing zones of the Bakken and Three Forks. Using this strategy, drillers might access River Formation in as many as 15-20 wells from a single pad allowing a spacing unit to be drained of oil and gas as efficiently as possible. Regulatory & North Dakota – Steve Environment – Meeting Nordeng, ND Geological Rooms 101 & 102 Survey Session Chairs – Dave Searle, Marathon Oil Workforce Safety – and Zac Weis, WPX Meeting Rooms 101 & Division has worked extend in a parallel Energy corridors also tanks and changing Energy 102 with operators to direction to the foot of allow drillers to exploit and cleaning drilling Session Chairs – Kari position and space the spacing unit.” multiple producing equipment from one 1:30 p.m. Cutting, North Dakota drilling sites along zones of the Bakken operation to another. Exploring Technologies Petroleum Council & ‘energy corridors,’ While the use of energy and Three Forks (see in Managing Solid Waste Dave Galt, Montana Streams – Jeff Kummer, Petroleum Association especially in the corridors is having a diagram). Using this More wells drilled MBI Energy Services mature Bakken play, marked landscape strategy, drillers might per rig 3:45 p.m. which underlies parts impact, subsurface access as many as 15- Hicks underscores the 1:50 p.m. Dangerous Work of nine western North changes are occurring 20 wells from a single benefits of energy Federal Permitting – Doesn’t Have to be Dakota counties — as well. Operators are pad allowing a spacing corridors, multi-pad Jamie Connell, Bureau Unsafe: Workplace of Land Management Fatalities and Injuries in primarily Williams, now tapping multiple unit to be drained of oil drilling, and multi-zone the Bakken – Bryan Mountrail, Dunn and layers in the Bakken and gas as efficiently as drilling. “Drilling four 2:10 p.m. Klipfel, ND Workforce McKenzie,” Hicks and underlying Three possible. Many wells from a single pad Permitting Waste Safety Insurance continues. “The Forks formations from operators are also saves eight acres of Facilities – Dave Glatt, corridors provide single well pads. “Some employing a technique surface area over single ND Dept. of Health 4:05 p.m. The Importance of orderly development operators are even called “batch drilling,” well spacing,” he says. 2:30 p.m. Partnerships Between on 1,280-acre (one using a single well bore where several adjacent “In addition, it reduces The Power of Integrated Law Enforcement and mile by two mile) to drill two laterals, wells are drilled in truck traffic, allows for Logistics – Mark Industry in Combatting spacing units. Using which makes more alternating segments. the common use of Johnsrud, Nuverra Crime – John A. Dalziel, this configuration, well efficient use of drilling First the well bores are tanks and other on-site Environmental FBI Solutions pads are positioned in- rigs,” Hicks says. Nearly started, then the facilities, and improves 4:20 p.m. line parallel to east- three-fourths of all vertical bores drilled, the planning and timing 3:00-3:45 p.m. A Primer on FR Clothing west access roads Bakken wells are now and finally the laterals of pipeline Break – Visit the Expo – Brad Eaton, DuPont (corridors). Horizontal drilled from pads. are completed. The construction.” & Outdoor Exhibits Protection Technologies laterals (up to 10,000 About four wells per efficiency gains here Bakken Optimization – 4:35 p.m. feet long and perhaps pad is the norm. come from less down He says the major Arena Safe All-weather Drilling 10,000 feet deep) then time due to cleaning savings in these Session Chairs – John Sites– Joe Penland, Sr., Harju, Energy & Quality Mats Environmental Research Center & Mark Expo & Social – Exhibit Johnsrud, Nuverra Hall
4:00 p.m. 5:00-7:00 p.m. Integrated Reservoir Hors d’oeuvres and Characterization & hosted bar from 5:00- While the use of Modeling in Support of 6:30 p.m. Enhanced Oil Recovery energy corridors is for the Bakken – Basak 7:00-10:00 p.m. Kurtoglu, Marathon Oil Social Gathering – Company Ramkota Hotel, Dakota having a marked Ballroom 4:25 p.m. Sponsored by the ND landscape impact, Laboratory Oil PAC – Minimum Comparisons of CO2 donation $20 at door and Rich Gas Injection Music by Joe Friday subsurface changes on Oil Recovery from Band are occurring as Thursday, May 22 well. Operators are Conference 8:40 a.m. Expo Hours Break – Visit the Expo 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. & Outdoor Exhibits now tapping multiple
7:00-8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. layers in the Bakken Hot Breakfast Buffet – Sean Hannity Arena and Exhibit Hall 10:55 a.m. and underlying 7:30 a.m. John Hoeven, U.S. Conference Registration Senator (Video) Three Forks Opens – Upper Level Lobby Bakken Strong: Leadership for Energy formations from 8:00 a.m. Security – Arena Expo Opens – Exhibit Introduction – Doug Hall Goehring, ND single well pads. Agriculture Morning Session – Commissioner “Drilling four wells from a single pad saves eight acres of surface Arena area over single well spacing.” — Bruce E. Hicks, assistant director, Introductions – Scott 11:00 a.m. North Dakota Oil and Gas Division Hennen, What’s On Geopolitics of Shale Oil Your Mind – KFYR Radio – Tom Petrie, Petrie Partners 7:55 a.m. Heidi Heitkamp, U.S. 11:35 a.m. Senator (Video) Moderator – Ron Ness, Publisher For advertising opportunities, North Dakota Petroleum Brian Kroshus please call Jo Kralicek at 8:00 a.m. Council 701-250-8212 or Jana What’s Ahead? – Lynn Rock Steady in the Editor Berentson at 701-250-8234 Helms, ND Dept. of Bakken – Harold Cathryn Sprynczynatyk or Toll-Free 1-866-476-5348. Mineral Resources Hamm, Continental Resources www.bakkenbreakout.com 8:20 a.m. Whiting’s Path Forward Advertising Director Gas and Oil – Jim Volker, Whiting Lisa Weisz Infrastructure Petroleum To subscribe to Bakken Development: The View Bakken Operational Layout Design Breakout please call from the FERC – Tony Efficiencies – Tommy Shawn Decker Clark, FERC Nusz, Oasis Petroleum 701-250-8211 707 E. Front Ave. Commissioner Sales Bismarck, ND 58504 12:45 p.m. Jo Kralicek or 888-557-2250 Conference adjourns 701-223-2500 Jana Berentson 8 annual issues - $20 www.bakkenbreakout.com Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 3
Associated Press A combine cuts durum near an oil well in Tioga, N.D., in August 2008.
strategies is the reduced time it thereby increase total production) takes to move equipment and even when fewer rigs are operating facilities from one well site to across the basin.” another. “The drilling rig is the most “Just using batch drilling expensive piece of equipment in Hicks notes that reducing costs drilling a well. So, reducing the helps keep Bakken oil competitive can save an operator 10- number of rig days can be a with other tight shale oil plays — substantial money saver,” he most notably Texas’ Eagle Ford 15 percent on drilling explains. “For example, just using shale. “Companies that have assets batch drilling can save an operator in several plays will invest where they costs — $400,000 to 10-15 percent on drilling costs — get the best return — it simply $400,000 to $500,000 per well. By makes good business sense and it’s working more efficiently, operators what investors expect.” ■ $500,000 per well.” can actually drill more wells (and
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North Dakota is strengthening our energy security
By JACK DALRYMPLE State of North Dakota
Greetings from the Office of the Governor! together to learn more about the latest developments in the Williston Basin and to celebrate the successes of the Bakken Formation. Welcome to Bismarck and the 22nd Annual Williston Basin Petroleum Conference. I want to thank the North Dakota Petroleum Council and the many other sponsors of this conference for developing a great line-up of speakers and We are honored to host this international conference and to highlight North exhibitors. Dakota’s energy industry. We extend a special welcome to all those who are visiting North Dakota from across the United States, Canada and from We appreciate the opportunity to work with our many partners throughout around the world. I am confident you will find this conference a valuable North American and across the globe, and we are proud that North Dakota resource for your business and organization. is playing such an important role in strengthening our nation’s energy security. North America is emerging as a global leader in energy development, and nowhere is our energy renaissance more apparent than in the Williston Enjoy the conference and your visit to North Dakota! Basin. (Jack Dalrymple is the Governor of North Dakota) This week, representatives of the world’s oil and gas industry will come
North Dakota stands as a national leader
By SEN. JOHN HOEVEN United States Senate
Dear Attendees, U.S. and also to export to our allies, which will boost our economy, create jobs for our people and reduce flaring. It is a pleasure to extend a warm welcome to each of the attendees, sponsors, exhibitors and presenters who have traveled to Western North To this end, I have been working on a number of legislative initiatives, Dakota to attend this year’s Williston Basin Petroleum Conference. including the recently introduced Energy Security Act, which would approve the Keystone XL project and expedite permits to export LNG to our allies. Thanks to your hard work, investment and technological innovations, we The bill would create 100,000 jobs, boost the U.S. economy, reduce flaring have witnessed tremendous growth in the Bakken region of our state over and aid our allies. I have also introduced the Empower States Act to help the course of the past decade, resulting in North Dakota becoming the ensure that states retain the right to manage oil and gas production while second largest oil and gas producing state in the nation. also giving them the ability to develop hydraulic fracturing rules and respond first to any potential violations. North Dakota truly stands as a national leader. This spring I traveled to Norway as part of a Senate delegation working to help build a long-term These are just a few examples of how we are working to strengthen our energy plan that will reduce Ukraine’s and the region’s dependence on energy security here at home while also helping our allies abroad. The work Russian natural gas. This is also an enormous opportunity for the U.S. and you are doing in North Dakota serves as a fine example of how we can North Dakota. The U.S. currently produces 30 trillion cubic feet of natural achieve these objectives. Thank you for your outstanding work. Best wishes, gas annually while consuming only 26 trillion cubic feet. In North Dakota also, for an enjoyable and dynamic conference. alone, we flare about $1.5 million worth of natural gas daily, which means we need markets for that gas. We can capture that gas to use here in the (John Hoeven represents North Dakota in the U.S. Senate.)
N.D. energy policy is model for the nation
By HEIDI HEITKAMP United States Senate
On behalf of all the hard working folks in the petroleum industry across continues to frustrate and does not reflect its all-of-the-above rhetoric. It’s North Dakota and this country, I’m happy to welcome you to the 2014 long past time President Obama ends this well over five year long process Williston Basin Petroleum Conference. Thank you to the North Dakota and approves the Keystone XL pipeline. It’s critical to our energy security Petroleum Council, North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources and the and independence and will help grow our economy and create jobs. That’s Saskatchewan Ministry of the Economy for hosting this important why I led an effort urging the President to implement an explicit timeline for conference in Bismarck. his Administration to decide on the Keystone XL pipeline permit and support efforts to put approval in the hands of Congress. I am also pressing Energy production in the Bakken is at an all-time high, gaining national for expedited review of liquefied natural gas export applications, opening attention not only for the resources we are tapping but also for the new markets for our natural gas around the world. This would help support numerous, well-paying jobs that are created every day. This is great news financial incentives to decrease flaring through investments in capturing not only for North Dakota but for the entire country, as we continue to move and transporting natural gas in the Bakken. toward North American energy security and independence. We are at a crossroads when it comes to energy development in this There’s no doubt in my mind that North Dakota’s energy policy — country. We can choose to rely on foreign oil and be dependent upon other supporting the responsible development of diverse energy resources, countries to help fuel our homes, businesses and cars. Or we can make including oil, coal, wind, biofuels and natural gas — is a model that should commonsense investments right here in the U.S., starting with the Williston be replicated on the national level. I won’t stop pushing for a true all-of-the- Basin, and support domestic energy production as part of a responsible all- above approach to energy production in this country because I’ve seen of-the-above approach. We do it right in North Dakota, and I’ll keep working firsthand in North Dakota just how effective and successful it can be. to make sure the North Dakota model drives the energy debate because North American energy security and independence don’t just benefit the The work you do each day to support the petroleum industry is critical to country today — they will have a lasting impact on future generations. I’m achieving this goal. And I see your work and hear your message as I travel glad you are able to take part in this year’s Williston Basin Petroleum throughout North Dakota and bring back what I learn to Washington, D.C. Conference and I hope you have a great time.
Right now, the current Administration’s slow-walk approach to energy issues (Heidi Heitkamp represents North Dakota in the U.S. Senate.) Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 5
N.D. leading the nation in energy development
By REP. KEVIN CRAMER United States House of Representatives
Welcome to the 2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference! energy dependence is a major step toward increasing our national security and strengthening our economy. North Dakota is blessed with the resources I often say North Dakota has gone from what Velva-born CBS journalist Eric to lead this charge toward energy security, but you turn the key every day to Sevareid called the “rectangular blank spot on the nation’s conscience” to make this goal possible. the rectangular stage underneath the nation’s spotlight. This is a story I am honored to tell daily in Washington. It is your story. You And because of what you do, the spotlight just keeps getting brighter. are the drivers of the American energy renaissance which is making American energy security not just a possibility, but a reality. When my colleagues have coffee and check the morning Wall Street Journal headlines, it is your story they are reading. Not a day goes by when your Thank you for your commitment to leading the nation in energy work, and North Dakota’s success, isn’t brought up in the halls of Congress development. I wish you a successful conference. as an example of what the rest of our country could be. (Kevin Cramer represents North Dakota in the U.S. House of America’s interest in the Bakken is no mystery. Reducing our Middle East Representatives.)
We are “Bakken strong”
By RON NESS North Dakota Petroleum Council
Welcome WBPC Attendees: The North Dakota Petroleum Council is a trade association for the oil and On behalf of the North Dakota oil and gas industry and the Petroleum gas industry that represents 500 members. The association was formed Council members, I want to welcome you to Bismarck for the 2014 shortly after the discovery of oil in 1951 and has been here to serve and Williston Basin Petroleum Conference. represent the industry ever since. We thank our members for their support and urge you to support your industry and consider becoming a member of This is the 22nd Williston Basin Petroleum Conference, and it is the biggest our organization. and best yet. Our goal is to provide you with an outstanding line-up of presenters and to provide a great venue for local, regional, national and Revenues from the 2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference have been international industry leaders to gather and exchange new ideas and designated by the Petroleum Council Board of Directors for the following: technology. I want to thank our co-hosts, the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources, • Contributions to the geological exhibits at the North Dakota Heritage for their help in making the conference a success. This conference would Center not be possible without the terrific sponsorship. Please join me in thanking the sponsors. • Funding for the Oil Can! Bakken education and outreach program
The Williston Basin continues to enjoy worldwide attention, having a • Support for the Al Golden Memorial Scholarship Fund significant impact in the United States and Canada. As our theme says, we are “Bakken Strong” — with strong economies, technology and business • Contributions to the Oil Can! Bakken Community Fund and job opportunities driving our states, provinces and nations forward into an energy renaissance and new era of North American energy security. As Thank you for joining us for the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference. We the infrastructure is built and the exploration turns into field development, hope you enjoy the conference and we value your feedback in making this industry will become more efficient and the communities will grow and conference even better in 2016. prosper. We will see a more diverse population and more career opportunities for our sons and daughters of this region who want to return (Ron Ness is the President of the North Dakota Petroleum Council.) home and raise their families.
Specializing in Bakken crude
By Patricia Stockdill for the Tribune
When it comes to (ANS) crude oil, whose Refining petroleum quality, North Dakota’s production has been products is not a Bakken crude oil rivals declining in recent cookie cutter process the benchmark of North years. However, even and not all refineries American crude oil, though infrastructure to are created equal, he West Texas move Bakken crude out added. Each refinery is Intermediate (WTI). In of North Dakota is configured to refine general, it is low in increasing and certain petroleum sulfur and high in improving, moving it to products based on gravity, described North refineries remains an several factors, Dakota Petroleum issue. especially market Council president Ron demand and the type of Ness. As desirable as Bakken crude used. For crude is for its quality example, Mandan’s Those sweet crude — and in some ways, Tesoro Refinery is qualities make it a its lower cost — not all configured to produce desirable product for refineries are geared up Bakken crude. It use in many refineries. to use Bakken crude. doesn’t use crude oil For those that are, they from Bowman County, The world supply- could potentially Ness explained, demand balance has maximize their ability because that varies in made North Dakota to produce high-end composition, such as sweet crude attractive products with a greater higher sulfur content. versus foreign percentage of quality alternatives even after fuels such as jet fuel. Prior to the new covering distribution millennium, Ness costs. It’s also “Every refinery has its continued, many AP file photo attractive compared to own cookie recipe,” Midwest and mid- An oilfield worker holds a jar containing raw crude oil drawn from the Bakken Formation. Alaska North Slope explained Ness. continent refineries in Page 6 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
Associated Press The ConocoPhillips refinery in Trainer, Pa., is seen on April 19, 2012. Delta Air Lines Inc. announced in April 2012 that it would buy the refinery as part of an unprecedented deal that it hopes will cut its jet fuel bill. Delta bought the Trainer, Pa. refinery from Phillips 66, a refining company being spun off from ConocoPhillips. Delta said a subsidiary would pay $150 million, including $30 million in job-creation assistance it is getting from the state of Pennsylvania.
the United States used crude and reconfiguring market, which was their Philadelphia Energy sweet crude. However, their refineries. Once a primary source of fuel. Solutions, also made they converted to greater quantity was In the case of the changes to its refinery heavier Canadian sour able to get to refinery Delta and added a high-speed crude early in the new Oklahoma, the move purchased, its rail facility so it, too, decade, adjusting to for Bakken crude was subsidiary Monroe could accept Bakken markets and pricing. on. Following that, in Energy LLC, which is crude oil. Refineries produced 2011 and 2012 West running the refinery, heavier end petroleum and East Coast modified its “It’s all about markets,” products and less refineries started configuration to explained Ness. Yet at gasoline and diesel, he recognizing the produce more jet fuel. the same time, added. At the time, the potential for Bakken refineries must be Bakken Boom was crude. One of the main keys to configured to use nowhere on the the project’s success Bakken crude. horizon. In 2012, Delta Airlines was getting Bakken However, there is some bought a Trainer, Pa. crude to Pennsylvania. flexibility in Then along comes the refinery near The first shipment of configuration and Bakken, Ness Philadelphia with the Bakken crude arrived refineries can shift continued, and in goal producing their via rail to Trainer, Pa. in production to adjust to approximately 2009 own supply of jet fuel February 2013. markets to some MIKE McCLEARY/Tribune and 2010, Louisiana rather than relying on extent. The Mandan, N.D., Tesoro Refinery has expanded its capacity by refineries began outside producers and Another Philadelphia- It doesn’t matter if it’s 10,000 barrels of gas, producing 68,000 barrels per day. looking into Bakken the volatile foreign area company, heavy Canadian crude, MORE Equipment Rentals Our people love a challenge and are with you every step of the way, tackling any task that may arise. When we arrive on-site with our equipment we know we are only one piece in the chain, linked to all THAN those in front and behind. Time is of the essence to get the job done on time and on budget with no delays. If you need a hand, we are there to help. Strad is the one-source oilfield solution on which customers can depend… because that is the Strad Standard.
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www.uintahgroup.com SURVEYING • ENGINEERING • DRAFTING Page 8 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference imported crude or “Most importantly, sweet crude — they can that’s how you displace all produce certain foreign crude ... by percentages of diesel, getting (U.S.) crude to gasoline, jet fuel or the coastal refineries,” other petroleum Ness explained. products. The refinery design and its ability to Phillips 66 is also shift production will working on similar determine how much of strategies. When it can each it produces at any purchase lower priced given time. crude oil from regions such as the Bakken, it However, it’s the can save a huge molecular makeup of expense in operating the crude oil itself that costs. The company’s determines what can website, said a savings produce the highest of $1 per barrel percentage of high-end throughout their petroleum products, refining system is worth such as commercial or about $450 million of military jet fuel. And net income. It is that’s what makes making the savings by Bakken crude oil such purchasing what is a good fit for Delta called “advantaged” Airlines to make the crude oil, discounted calculated move to crude oil such as that purchase a refinery — a from the Bakken. barrel of Bakken crude, when configured to Currently, all of the maximize its potential, capacity of Tesoro’s can produce a higher Mandan refinery — 71 percentage of MBD — and its Salt commercial jet fuel Lake City, Utah, refinery Image courtesy of Tesoro Corp. than heavier crude oil. — 58 MDB — are met It isn’t cheap to transport a barrel of Bakken crude oil. using “advantaged” oil. The key is a refinery’s If its proposed capabilities, Ness Washington State described. “It (refinery) loading terminal is has to be designed for built, Tesoro projects a (particular) product. that up to one-half of Those refineries and its Los Angeles product have to refinery’s capacity match.” Regardless of could be met with a how a refinery is combination of configured, a barrel of California heavy and oil will only produce as Bakken crude oil; 67 much jet fuel, gasoline, percent at its Martinez, diesel or whatever the Cal. refinery. product is as what available in its chemical The potential even makeup. Every refinery exists for Bakken crude is different in some to make its way to manner. Tesoro’s Kenai, Alaska refinery, where the While markets drive amount of crude oil production, getting produced on the Alaska Bakken crude oil from North Slope continues well to refinery remains to decline. an integral part of the overall process. As with Tesoro and the Philadelphia refineries, Another example of Phillips 66’s challenge trying to solve the is getting the logistics of getting advantaged crude to its Bakken crude from well refineries that are to refinery involves the configured to process Tesoro Corporation, it. As a result, Phillips which is proposing an 66, like Tesoro and Image courtesy of Tesoro Corp. energy distribution others, is investing in Locations of Tesoro Corporation’s refineries and their capacity measured in 1,000 barrels per day terminal at the Port of pipelines, rail, and Vancouver, Wash. whatever other feasible resources exist to move The goal, according to crude oil to its Tesoro’s website, is to refineries. get crude oil — Bakken crude and elsewhere in In the bygone days, the U.S. — off railcars historically oil and loaded onto producers just marine vessels where it produced oil — diesel would then be barged and gasoline — Ness to West Coast described. Nowadays, refineries. Tesoro’s the product is Anacortes, Wash. extremely specific. refinery currently has a Gasoline blends vary capacity to refine 120 from one region of the MBD or 120,000 country to the other; barrels per day. Its they vary from summer Martinez, Cal. refinery to winter, for example, has even larger capacity while jet fuel involves — 166 MBD — and its its own exact Los Angeles refinery’s specifications. capacity is 363 MBD. While all refineries Due to increasing produce a variety of domestic production in petroleum products, areas such as the the trick nowadays is Bakken and the advent maximizing the global of moving large market’s current needs volumes of crude oil by and demands with a rail, Tesoro estimates it refinery’s particular could replace about 20 capabilities and in a percent of the crude oil manner that is as cost- currently imported from effective and foreign countries for productive as possible. Image courtesy of Tesoro Corp. use in West Coast ■ Tesoro Corporation’s Anacortes, Wash. refinery uses a combination of ANS, Alaska North Slope, and Bakken crude oil. Bakken crude markets. consistently produces more gasoline per barrel than ANS.
Due to increasing domestic production in areas such as the Bakken and the advent of moving large volumes of crude oil by rail, Tesoro estimates it could replace about 20 percent of the crude oil currently imported from foreign countries for use in West Coast markets. Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 9 FROM SPHERES TO RODS How a new proppant shape may offer a path to greater production
Image courtesy of Imerys Oilfield Solutions Imerys Oilfield Solutions hopes to find a U.S. market for its rod-shaped proppant that offers an By Maxine Herr for the Tribune environmental-friendly option with greater productivity.
Companies touting new cons of any new idea. proppant is spherical, Creating an “ant proppant’s flow. dissolvable fibers that recovery techniques but recent research has farm” of proppant Schlumberger initially act as a filler tend to surface nearly A new ceramic spurred development of One of the two Technology Corporation material during as often as the barrels proppant is being a rod-shaped proppant. inventors of the in Sugar Land, Texas, placement of the of sweet crude tested with unique But not all rod-shaped distinctively-shaped developed the rod- proppant, and later themselves, causing potential, specifically proppant is created proppant is focused not shaped proppant to dissolve, creating operators to continually because of its shape. equal. just on shape, but on coincide with a channels for the oil and weigh the pros and Traditional ceramic the method of the “channelant,” gas to flow.
The process causes the proppant to form clusters, or islands, in the fracture which act as pillars to prop open the fracture.
“The contention is that somehow the conductivity is better, and the channels made by the fibers would hold up better,” says Alexander Robart, engineer with PacWest Consulting Partners, a market intelligence company that publishes comprehensive analyses of the supply and demand of proppants. Robart says the proppant process creates an “ant farm” look within the fracture, and the fibers keep the proppant in place to avoid flowback issues.
Ceramic still trails other proppant in sales, but it’s on the rise A PacWest analysis of proppant shows that ceramic consumption has grown by more than 40 percent since 2011. The company forecasts that the Eagle Ford, Appalachia, Bakken and Permian will account for 75 percent of all proppant consumption in 2015. Though sand and resin- coated sand lead the proppant market, the demand for ceramic proppant expects to jump 12 percent by next year, according to the analysis.
So will the new, ceramic rod-shaped proppant find a place in the market?
PacWest reports only a few operators have attempted Schlumberger’s rod- shaped proppant in North Dakota, but when Bakken Breakout contacted the operators, two denied using it and one was not willing to comment. Page 10 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
Image courtesy of PacWest Consulting Partners
However, PacWest see on the surface, but delivered on their “Operators are show greater potential. invented a rod-shaped spokesman Samir all of this is happening promise. They claim to reluctant to do new It hasn’t quite made an proppant that claims it Nangia says that initial 4,000 to 8,000 feet use less proppant and things, so it’s not tested appearance in the has the ability to keep testing in the field is down, and a lot of time less water than other as much as it should United States yet, but both operators and not promising. Although the simulations that are frac designs. So if they be,” Robart said. “But the company regularly environmentalists the product seems to run are not able to were extremely it’s also very gets return clients on happy because it score well in preventing address those issues,” successful, everyone expensive.” the other side of the contains no chemicals, flowback, conductivity says Nangia. “There are would have migrated to globe. and in turn does not results have not closure pressures, these.” A second invention require a specific matched projections. varied temperatures, perhaps more Imerys Oilfield temperature to be different kinds of rock, But Robart thinks it promising Solutions, a U.S. effective. “What we believe in and other issues. So simply takes time to get Another rod-shaped division of French- theory is everything we these fracs have not technology working. proppant invention may based Imerys S.A, Traditional resin-coated
Image courtesy of Imerys Oilfield Solutions The rod-shaped proppant resists crushing under pressure during hydraulic fracturing. Instead, it breaks Image courtesy of PacWest Consulting Partners into smaller rods still capable of holding open the fracture.
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“What we believe in theory is everything we see on the surface, but all of this is For a Safe, happening 4,000 to 8,000 feet down, and a lot of time the Reliable, and simulations that are run are not able to address those issues.” Timely Source of largely increased when investment. compared to resin- He admits the proppant Transportation coated spherical has to maintain that proppants.” kind of success to justify the cost. The Imerys proppant is currently applied in “Clients that use it, Crude Oil Transportation, High Pressure Units, hydraulic fracturing in despite the price, want the Middle East and to keep using it. It gives Russia and Guetta says us a good indication Water Hauling & Transportation the company is working that it is over- on introducing it in the performing,” Guetta U.S. said. • 24/7, 365 day dispatch “We’re looking for a One option to cut the • Fleet of 120 MC-407 units place in the U.S. where cost is to use it in the conductivity conjunction with requirement is high and another type of • Canadian-approved transport there is a flowback proppant. issue not solved with a resin product,” Guetta “You can use it where said. you need it,” Guetta said. “At the tip of the Proppants that can fracture, you don’t have handle the pressure flowback issues and Unlike spherical conductivity is not as ceramic proppants, the critical. When you get rods better resist closer to the wellbore crushing under ... that’s where you pressure, and instead need conductivity and break off into smaller flowback control. So rods. you don’t necessarily need to pump the rod- “They exhibit the shaped proppant surprising property of through the entire job. being able to break into You can pump with generally uniform-sized traditional spherical smaller rods when proppant in the first breakage does occur,” several stages and tail- states Imerys patent in with the rod-shaped documents. proppants for increased “Particularly, unlike a conductivity and sphere, which has a flowback control.” single load bearing We pride ourselves on providing exceptional service, quality point at which the Lab tests show the rods work ethic, top performance, safe operations, API oil buying closing pressure actually flow better converges, often than spherical ceramic procedures and 24/7 service. leading to crushing, a beads down the rod has a much wellbore, and Guetta broader area of contact says they appear to Plentywood, MT • Westhope, ND • Nunn, Colorado in a multi-layered pack work more effectively under pressure, once the fracture allowing it to distribute closes, so “if a well has Phone: 1 (800) 876-1367 or (701) 245-6663 the pressure more potential, it will evenly and thereby definitely produce.” Stephen C. Bowman, Daryl Sorenson, Chuck Ensrud, reducing crushing and President Vice-President Operations Manager embedment at “So for the same Cell: (406) 765-7954 Cell: (406) 765-8563 Cell: (406) 480-3183 comparable closing amount of product,” pressures.” Guetta said, “the rod- shaped proppant will Since the smaller rods produce more oil and Ole Hagen, Kara Eggen, Alan R. Caldwell, CD do not behave like gas than regular District Manager Office Manager Safety Coordinator crushed proppant that spheres.” ■ Cell: (701) 263-5571 Cell: (406) 480-0458 Cell: (406) 765-8600 can block the flow of Page 12 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
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Image courtesy of Castagra Castagra coats tanks like the one pictured for storing water for treatment and reuse in hydraulic fracturing. Operators consider onsite wastewater treatment options By Kelsy Johnson for the Tribune
The advances in of water. flowback water from oil also too difficult for options, Castagra’s Nakagawa has noticed hydraulic fracturing wells, operators have to local treatment facilities business is influenced that wastewater have catapulted oil The ability to acquire, deal with the water in to process. In the past, by the changes in how treatment has really production in the transport and dispose some manner. Some wastewater would sit in companies deal with taken off in areas Williston Basin. Using of water for the are considering onsite large evaporation frac water. As more where state and local pressurized fluid, fracturing process is so treatment and disposal ponds. Now, many companies incorporate regulations have made producers break important to the options to cut down on companies in the ways to reuse water, disposal expensive. In through the dense industry that some costs and reduce their Williston Basin inject Castagra will coat more Pennsylvania, for shale formation and operators have put need for water. the flowback under the tanks for storing it. example, producers create pathways together teams that water table. have been trucking through rock. Since focus specifically on The water challenge Current water water out of state for most wells run one to water. They depend on Operators in the “They can’t do that challenges are causing disposal, which has two miles deep and the a cost-effective option Williston have used a forever,” said Tatsuya producers to consider been a costly part of same distance to deal with the variety of methods to Nakagawa, vice new options to deal the process. horizontally, the massive quantity of deal with the president of marketing with the flowback from process requires quite a water required to drill wastewater from for Castagra. their wells. They see “Recycling frac water is bit of water. The fluid and fracture wells. hydraulic fracturing. some incentive to going to be more used for hydraulic The end stage for frac Castagra specializes in reduce labor costs for economical,” Nakagawa fracturing can contain At the end stage, water involves reuse, sustainable tank trucking water to and said. “It just makes up to 99 percent water. between 15 and 85 disposal or treatment. coatings, which can be from the well. By more sense for the big The Environmental percent of the water The brine from used to hold water for becoming more companies.” Protection Agency from hydraulic hydraulic fracturing is treatment and reuse in sustainable in the estimates that fracturing flows back extremely high in salt the hydraulic fracturing hydraulic fracturing Reuse, recycle or fracturing a typical well up to the surface of the content and other process. Since water process, companies dispose in a shale formation well, according to the chemicals, so it can’t storage capacity is could save money by Many companies have requires between two EPA. Due to the high be released into bodies central to many reducing the amount of started offering onsite and five million gallons level of contaminants in of water. The water is wastewater treatment new water they need. wastewater treatment
Image courtesy of Purestream Technologies Purestream Technologies’ IGF Plus treats frac-flowback for reuse. Page 14 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
Image courtesy of Purestream Technologies The IGF Plus, a product of Purestream Technologies, is an induced gas flotation unit, with a nutshell filter.
and disposal options operate. technology has been specific to flowback slow to gain footing in from hydraulic Reusing the water the Bakken, but it’s fracturing. One already available is making some progress. company, Purestream more popular in places The company is Technologies, like Texas and working on several specializes in water Oklahoma, where water potential projects to roll treatment solutions for is more scarce. out in the region by the the oil and gas industry. second quarter, Headquartered in Salt “With the shortage of Ennenga said. Lake City, they have water, they needed to applied their find a way to stretch Since onsite wastewater technology in oilfields their water resources,” treatment isn’t proven throughout the country. Ennenga said. yet in Bakken, major companies have been Purestream has some A higher-end alternative hesitant to incorporate experience in Bakken distills the water the technology into region. In 2011, the through a process their business, Ennenga company started a pilot called mechanical said. project with Whiting recompression. The Petroleum to test out an resulting distilled water “Some of it is the onsite wastewater very clean, Ennenga staunchness of the treatment system, but said. Water recycled industry,” Ennenga before they were able through mechanical said. “There has to be a to move to the recompression has buy-in from the top commercial stage, been released into the down.” Whiting moved on to environment in another site. Arkansas. Since this is Producers have also a higher quality faced roadblocks by Since then, Purestream technology, it is more local and state has fielded calls from expensive than IGF. regulations because the Williston Basin technology is so new. producers interested in A third technology implementing available to oil and gas “The technology has wastewater treatment in producers, flash advanced faster than their business. They evaporation, removes state regulations,” currently offer three the water entirely. Flare Ennenga said. “The different options for gas is used as a fuel states are starting to wastewater treatment source to evaporate the get ahead of the curve.” and disposal. water at the wellhead, separating it into steam But with the potential The first is a low-end and concentrated benefits to both oil and option called induced brine. gas companies, as well gas flotation. The as the local technology clarifies the Ennenga expects that communities, things water by removing the companies will choose are changing. The oil and grease from the between the three ability to reuse water fluid. The remaining systems available would reduce the truck water could be reused based on the specific traffic congestion in oil- for hydraulic fracturing. challenges they face producing areas. And in Onsite wastewater where they operate. places where water is treatment like IGF may They will have to decide scarcer, the potential to seem like a new idea in whether it will be more release clean water regions like the economical to reuse would reduce the Williston Basin, but oil the water they already environmental impact producers have been have or dispose of it. of hydraulic fracturing. using this method in offshore drilling for “In the Bakken, it’s a Ennenga and Nakagawa years. Water could be little of both,” Ennenga agree that more oil treated at the wellhead said. “Most of these producers will and be released back wells have to be flared. incorporate wastewater into the ocean, Getting rid of flare gas treatment into their reducing the cost to would be an economic business once larger transport flowback to benefit.” companies find a way the coast for treatment to make it economical. Image courtesy of Castagra or disposal. IGF costs Making in-roads ■ Castagra coats tanks like the one pictured for storing water for treatment and reuse in hydraulic pennies per barrel to Wastewater treatment fracturing.
“With the shortage of water, they needed to find a way to stretch their water resources.” Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 15
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ONEOK Partners, L.P. (pronounced ONE-OAK) (NYSE: OKS) is one of the largest publicly traded master limited partnerships in the United States and is a leader in the gathering, processing, storage and transportation of natural gas in the U.S. and owns one of the nation's premier natural gas liquids (NGL) systems, connecting NGL supply in the Mid-Continent and Rocky Mountain regions with key market centers. Its general partner is a wholly owned subsidiary of ONEOK, Inc. (NYSE: OKE), a pure-play publicly traded general partner, which owns 41.0 percent of the overall partnership interest, as of March 31, 2014. Page 16 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference Section lines, rights-of-way and oil
By Patricia Stockdill for the Tribune
Lee News Service A Pioneer drilling rig is seen in the Bakken Oil patch in March 2013.
They crisscross the Daryl Dukart, Dunn temporary and route with a 200-foot can for future state, every square-mile Center, described, if permanent section line setback on the north- applications to make In Dunn County, Dukart in a quaint north-south, the commission roads. The county south route, Oil and sure it is not something said most leases are east-west pattern. receives a request to lacked any formal Gas Division public that continues, Ritter already tied up under They’re section lines close a section line. policy for years, information specialist emphasized. the 1,280-foot spacing and they do so much adopting the new Alison Ritter explained. units. more than provide Dunn County isn’t policies in April and Based on the potential By combining spacing hunting access. alone on their attitude July 2013. Under the to recover units, companies can Dukart feels section regarding the almost new policies, applicants approximately 1 million access oil previously lines serve another vital In several instances, sacred right to access must send certified barrels of oil for every inaccessible with function: Consider the section lines are the and traverse section notices to all adjoining two miles in the traditional 1,280-foot potential, he described, only way a livestock or lines. “We take very landowners and Bakken, “if it (oil) was spacing units. There is for section lines to agricultural producer seriously those kinds of township boards, left, that would strand 4 also less surface serve as corridors for can access their land. requests and always get informing them of the billion barrels of oil,” disturbance and it the myriad of pipelines, They allow people to input from townships date and time of the she added. saves money because power lines, etc. that get from Point A to (boards) if the section public hearing. It can companies can place are now being Point B in the most line is in an organized take months to get In an effort to better multiple wells on one constructed or efficient manner. True, township,” Mountrail everything in place access that potentially pad. Ritter said that considered to be built. they don’t always go in County commissioner prior to the hearing, stranded oil, companies means 2,560-foot For example, if a straight-as-an-arrow David Hynek, Ross, described Mountrail are increasingly asking spacing units could be pipelines traveled line depending on added. Rarely, he said, County auditor Joan to double the 1,280- a win-win for the State section lines rather terrain. However, they will the county close a Hollekim. foot spacing to 2,560 of North Dakota and than going across, over, serve a vital function section line, especially feet. With today’s industry alike. up, and down private and their purpose is if a township wants to So far, Mountrail drilling technology, land, it might be easier one most North keep it open. County hasn’t received Ritter said there is no However, both Dukart to obtain easements Dakotans, counties and any temporary road need to place a well and Hynek feel larger from private county commissioners However, in recent closure requests since pad on a section line spacing units won’t landowners, there across the state take years both Dunn and the policy was and 2,560-foot spacing solve all of the issues could be less quite seriously. Mountrail counties implemented, she helps avoid that surrounding section disturbance and made exceptions to added. The policies potential situation. The lines and well siting. environmental impact The right-of-way on a their generally adverse provide guidelines to State of North Dakota “It’s still a fine line,” on private land, and section line stretches stance to section line someone requesting a doesn’t want to see Dukart said, adding that maintenance would 66 feet, 33 feet on closures at the request section line closure, wells on section lines, he recognizes both the cause fewer either side from the of oil companies. In the Hynek said. Ritter said. “It’s not advantages and disturbances because center of the section case of the Dunn really a precedent we’d disadvantages to larger access is available on line. In many instances County section line McKenzie County, like to set,” she added. spacing units. One the section line and not — even if the section closure, Dukart said though, is home to “The idea is that these difference that larger cutting across private line is a beautifully they made an exception about 30 percent of the wells use existing spacing units could land. Using section maintained or paved and opted to close it state’s oil and gas pads.” create, Ritter admitted, lines as pipeline township or county because, given the drilling activity, might be in how corridors could road — the land the terrain, it was the only McKenzie County The Oil and Gas royalties are shared, ultimately serve as yet section line is located way to feasibly and auditor Linda Svihovec Division advocates depending on mineral another reason to keep on is under private economically access described. It is also against siting wells on rights. section lines open to ownership. That’s why and site a well pad. home to the state’s section lines and However, that would the public, Dukart when it comes to most rugged terrain. strongly urged apply only to new wells, explained. ■ hunting, if the land In Mountrail County, There, she said the operators to do all they Ritter explained. adjacent to the section Hynek said the North county currently line is closed to hunting Dakota Oil and Gas averages approximately it’s also closed to Division and Industrial one request each hunting to the middle Commission permitted month to close a of the section line. a company to drill section line. If the After all, it’s still private “exactly dead center on county commission land even though it the section line.” Hynek votes to approve the provides public access. said the county did not closure, Svihovec said give the necessary the county requires the Roadway right-of-ways approval to vacate requestor to acquire an extending beyond 66 (close) the section line easement to provide feet from the center of prior to any well public access. a section line are activity. When the purchased from the commission learned The interest in section landowner in instances about the drilling after lines, right-of-ways, such as state or federal the rig was already on access, and closures highways. location, they had it comes down to oil. shut down and asked However, because it the company to move Lots of it. provides ingress and it. Ultimately, he said, egress, section lines are the county commission Currently, most typical under public control opted to let the well pad spacing units even though the company complete the are 1,280 feet, or the adjacent landowner — drilling process to set length of two sections more often than not — the well and voted to lines (two miles) retains private officially close the ownership of the section line. The 1,280-foot spacing section line. It takes unit is also the typical county commission With increased oil and length of a horizontal approval to close any gas activity in Mountrail well. North Dakota section line down to County, the county regulations require MIKE McCLEARY/Tribune public access. “It’s not commission adopted companies to stay up to Rep. Matthew Klein, R-Minot, left, and Rep. David Monson, R-Osnabrock, examine a Bakken oil field friendly to us,” Dunn policies addressing 500 feet away from a drilling/spacing and well spot map to aid in a presentation by Lynn Helms, of the Department of Mineral County commissioner procedures to close section on the east-west Resources, to the House Appropriations Committee on Jan. 7, 2011 in Bismarck. Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 17
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Submitted photo North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple, left, introduces the Dakota Pipeline project at a news conference at the state capitol on Jan. 30 with, from left, MDU Resources Group President and CEO Dave Goodin, WBI Energy President and CEO Steve Bietz and WBI Energy Vice President of Market Services Rob Johnson, saying that he commends the companies for their commitment to North Dakota and to the responsible development of energy resources. Pipeline update: Two companies make progress on proposed projects
By Kelsy Johnson for the Tribune
Transportation of crude and natural gas remains an important issue for producers in the Bakken. Two energy companies are making progress on projects that will increase the state’s pipeline capacity.
Enbridge Energy Partners is working through the regulatory permitting process on an oil transmission line that expands their current system and may receive a siting permit from the North Dakota Public Service Commission as early as May. WBI Energy Transmission announced an open season for a project that would increase capacity for gathering and transporting natural gas produced in the Bakken.
Sandpiper Pipeline Enbridge is in the regulatory process for a 612-mile oil pipeline called Sandpiper, which will span across the state of North Dakota starting at the Beaver Lodge Station south of Tioga, N.D. to Clearbrook, Minn. From MIKE McCLEARY/Tribune there, the pipeline Public Service Commissioner Julie Fedorchak, right, comments an issue with Commissioners Brian Kalk, center, and Randy Christmann at a July 29, 2013 PSC meeting at the state Capitol in Bismarck. Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 19
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Sandpiper would The Public Service transport 225,000 Commission issues barrels of oil to siting permits for Clearbrook through a transmission projects pipeline 24 inches in like a new pipeline. The diameter and 375,000 commissioners ensure barrels to Superior by a that such undertakings larger, 30-inch line. have a limited impact on the environment Sandpiper is slated to around them. come on line at a time that Bakken production “We ensure these will eclipse the plateau projects are done in a of one million barrels way that has minimum of oil per day. The adverse effects,” North Dakota Pipeline Fedorchak said. Authority estimates that 72 percent of oil Companies that apply produced in North to the PSC for a siting Dakota was transported permit have to out of state by rail in complete January, while 21 environmental and MIKE McCLEARY/Tribune percent was cultural studies on the David Goodin, left, president and CEO of MDU Resources, shows the path of the Dakota Pipeline, a 375-mile natural gas pipeline from transported by pipeline. areas that would be western North Dakota to northwest impacted by their Bob Steede, Enbridge’s construction. They director of the North consider the impact, if Dakota region, said the any, on endangered pipeline will give oil species in the area. producers more options They have to avoid to transport out of the locations such as Bakken. schools and state or national parks. The “We’re giving Bakken route also has to be shippers dedicated clear of places with 3020 Energy Drive PO Box 1034 Dickinson, ND 58602-1034 (701) 456-9184 (800) 932-8740 www.fisherind.com
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space to Superior, cultural importance, Wis.,” Steede said. such as American “They don’t need to be Indian burial grounds fighting with Canadian or historic buildings. Fisher Sand & Gravel Co. oil for space.” Since the North Dakota portion of the Sand/Gravel Contract Crushing Oil that currently Sandpiper pipeline reaches Clearbrook has stretches across three Decorative Rock General Highway Construction to compete with oil hundred miles, coming in from Canada Enbridge’s application, Landscaping Gravel to make it to facilities including in Superior. The environmental and Sandpiper Pipeline will cultural studies, filled only serve producers in two binders. The whole the Bakken, so they can document was six ship more efficiently to inches thick, Fedorchak new markets. The route said. connects North Dakota oil with refineries in The commission eastern Canada, the scheduled public Gulf Coast and the hearings in Midwest, which gives oil communities impacted producers more options by the potential to the get the best pipeline, which were price. held in Grand Forks, Devils Lake and Minot Steede said these new in late February. options will make transportation by Enbridge presented its pipeline more case for the project at competitive with rail each hearing, and then transportation. the commission heard input from the public, “It will increase their whether that be net-back,” he said. opposition, support or General Steel & Supply Co. suggestions regarding At this time, Enbridge is the project. Fedorchak waiting for approval said she expected a Full Service Steel Center Tie Down Chains from the Public Service large turnout for this Custom Fabrication Tow Ropes/Cables Commission in North series of hearings since Dakota, as well as so many people will Aggregate Processing Equipment Lift Slings/Chains similar regulatory potentially be affected ® bodies in Minnesota by the project. The Milwaukee Power Tools Grade 5 & 8 Fasteners and Wisconsin. The Grand Forks hearing Snap-On® Industrial Hand Tools Pipe Fittings company also made a lasted all day with four filing with the Federal to five hours just for Energy Regulatory public comments, Commission. Fedorchak said. Check our website for In business for over Commissioner Julie After the public our latest employment Fedorchak from North hearings, the PSC opportunities! 60 years! Dakota said the worked through the www.fisherind.com company submitted the public comments and application for the requested late-filed Sandpiper project in exhibits from Enbridge January. From there, that address the the staff at the Public public’s concerns. Service Commission ensured that all of the “My goal is making sure documents needed for that all the public Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 21 comments are taken Dakota. into consideration,” Fedorchak said. “There is a very steep forecasted increase in At the time of the natural gas production interview, Enbridge still coming out of the had four late-filed Bakken and the exhibits to turn into the pipelines offering take- commission, and away capacity out of Fedorchak expected to the area are running at receive them by the high load factors,” end of March. One of Rasmussen said in an the issues Enbridge had email. “Our proposed to address was a pipeline will increase portion of the route natural gas pipeline that would potentially capacity out of the go through a research region and provide area being used by the additional University of North transportation Dakota. Concerns were opportunities for new raised about the production as it comes environmental impact on line, as well as more the pipeline project capacity for natural gas would have on that captured through area. industry’s efforts to MIKE McCLEARY/Tribune reduce the flaring of David Goodin, second from right, president and CEO of MDU Resources, answers question during a press conference on Jan. 30 after Once all of the late- this valuable resource.” announcing the construction of Dakota Pipeline, a 375 mile natural gas pipeline from western North Dakota to northwest Minnesota, in filed exhibits are Memorial Hall at the state Capitol in Bismarck. On the far right is Gov. Jack Dalrymple. collected, the According to a March commission will review 2014 report from the all of the new material. North Dakota Pipeline Fedorchak expects the Authority, 18 percent of YourYour commission to bring North Dakota natural the application to a gas was flared in vote in early to mid- January due to a lack May. of available pipelines. TransportationTransportation The Dakota Pipeline Steede said Enbridge is would increase capacity actively acquiring right- for transportation by of-way along the 400 million cubic feet proposed route and has per day, with the ability SolutionSolution received 89 percent so to expand to 500 far in North Dakota. million cf/d, depending Most of the line will on user commitments. follow the right-of-way established by “Through these Enbridge’s existing interconnections gas pipeline. can more directly access large markets in Enbridge is finalizing the mid-continent the details for facilities region of the U.S.,” on the Sandpiper Rasmussen said. pipeline. Design should be available in the Currently, the company middle of this year. is gathering contractual Construction would capacity commitments begin in late 2014 or from potential shippers early 2015. The project in its open season, will begin at existing which started on Jan. locations, but will also 30 and runs until May include a new pump 30. WBI Energy will station at Lakota, N.D. finalize designs and determine feasibility for Dakota Pipeline the project based on WBI Energy, a the feedback received subsidiary company of from this process. the Montana Dakota Utilities Resources “We have been New and Used Bus Sales “Through these Large Inventory of Used Buses • 22 - 78 passengers interconnections gas Diesel or Gas • See website for full inventory can more directly access large markets in the mid-continent region of the U.S.”
Group, initiated an encouraged by the open season for a 375- interest the mile natural gas marketplace has shown transmission line called in this project to date,” the Dakota Pipeline in Rasmussen said. January. The proposed route would start in After the open season northwestern North closes, Rasmussen said Dakota and stretch the company expects to across the state to into spend up to two years northwestern on regulatory Oilfield Transportation Services Minnesota. permitting and environmental analysis. The Dakota Pipeline will On demand shuttle services to any location in ND or MT connect with two other WBI Energy will go lines in Minnesota, the directly through the Professional, Safe Drivers Available 24/7 Great Lakes Gas Federal Energy Transmission and Regulatory Reliable, Well-Maintained Buses • Small or large groups Viking Gas Commission, and not Transmission, which the state PSC, for the will connect near the permitting process, Emerson natural gas Fedorchak said. Since 1966, Harlow’s Trailways has offered 57 to trading hub. Construction could 14 passenger motor coach and shuttle bus charters The project is begin in 2016 with a estimated to cost completion date in late nationwide! www.harlowstrailways.com between $600 million 2017. Construction of and $650 million. all facilities would take the company about 12 Call 1-800-450-1767 or 701-224-1767 Tim Rasmussen, a months to complete, spokesperson for WBI and laying the pipeline Energy, said the project itself would take today for more information! is timely considering approximately four to the rise in natural gas six months, Rasmussen www.harlowsbussales.com production in North said. ■ Page 22 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
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Baker HughesBHI 30.80B439.00M 70.0943.34 - 70.9159,000 http://www.bakerhughes.com Basic Energy ServicesBAS 1.05B 40.14M 25.9611.06 - 29.615,400 http://www.basicenergyservices.com Baytex Energy Corp.BTE 5.20B 126.11M 41.834.71 - 43.08 N/A http://www.baytex.ab.ca Berkshire HathawayBRK-B 212.07M 1.65M 127.27128.79 - 129.77302,000 http://www.berkshirehathaway.com Calfrac Well ServicesCFW.TO 1.75B 46.78M 37.0825.38 - 38.644,300 http://www.calfrac.com Carbo Ceramics Inc.CRR 3.22B 23.10M 136.562.11 - 144.351,025 http://www.carboceramics.com CH Robinson Worldwide Inc.CHRW 8.67B 148.46M 59.0150.21 - 62.4611,676 http://www.chrobinson.com Chesapeake EnergyCHK 18.68B650.79M 30.3318.92 - 29.4810,800 http://www.chk.com Concho ResourcesCXO 13.66B103.88M 130.0578.74 - 135.33868 http://www.conchoresources.com Conoco PhillipsCOP 93.25B 1.23B 78.4158.71 - 76.1218,400 http://www.conocophillips.com Continental ResourcesCLR 24.78B184.30M 133.3276.62 - 138.69929 http://www.clr.com DenburyDNR 6.03B 358.77M 17.1715.56 - 19.651,501 http://www.denbury.com Dresser Rand GroupDRC 4.75B 76.48M 62.0151.46 - 67.388,100 http://www.dresser-rand.com Earthstone EnergyESTE 39.56M 1.73M 21.412.58 - 23.6014 http://www.earthstoneenergy.com Emerald Oil Inc.EOX 465.97M 66.28M 6.79 5.89 - 9.20 30 http://www.emeraldoil.com Enbridge Energy Partners LPEEP N/A 327.02M 29.626.00 - 33.49 N/A http://www.enbridgepartners.com Enerplus Resources FundERF 4.49B 203.12M 21.313.57 - 22.63 707 http://www.enerplus.com Enterprise Products Partners LPEPD 68.27B932.07M 73.2156.11 - 74.14 N/A http://www.epplp.com EOG Resources Inc.EOG 53.21B546.24M 103.6460.70 - 105.502,800 http://www.eogresources.com Exxon MobilXOM 442.62B 4.32B 102.2384.79 - 102.9175,000 http://www.exxonmobil.com FMC Technologies Inc.FTI 13.38B236.01M 55.9547.58 - 59.7919,300 http://www.fmctechnologies.com Forestar Group Inc.FOR 616.25M34.70M 17.7516.52 - 25.12 145 http://www.forestargroup.com Halcon Resources Corp.HK 2.28B 415.69M5.75 3.16 - 6.75 420 http://www.halconresources.com HalliburtonHAL 54.09B850.87M 64.1740.12 - 65.1177,000 http://www.halliburton.com Helmerich & Payne Inc.HP 11.64B107.53M 107.9458.28 - 117.0010,318 http://www.hpinc.com Hess HES 28.62B322.45M 88.3461.32 - 90.2912,225 http://www.hess.com Key Energy KEG1.39B 152.93M 8.57 5.78 - 10.528,400 http://www.keyenergy.com Kodiak Oil & GasKOG 3.35B 266.26M 12.38 7.32 - 14.11202 http://www.kodiakog.com Magnum Hunter ResourcesMHR 1.44B 171.91M 7.34 2.54 - 9.27 445 http://www.magnumhunterresources.com Major DrillingMDI.TO 683.16M79.16M 8.32 6.41 - 9.78 N/A http://majordrilling.com Marathon OilMRO 25.42B696.94M 36.331.57 - 38.183,359 http://www.marathonoil.com MDU ResourcesMDU 6.73B 189.37M 34.4924.09 - 36.059,133 http://www.mdu.com Nabors IndustriesNBR 7.64B 296.51M 25.7714.50 - 26.1825,850 http://www.nabors.com National Oilwell VarcoNOV 34.13B 428.53M 80.4263.25 - 84.7154,983 http://www.natoil.com Newfield Exploration Co.NFX 4.53B 133.22M 33.7522.15 - 34.461,548 http://www.newfld.com Northern Oil & GasNOG 925.19M61.26M 14.3711.79 - 17.9020 http://www.northernoil.com Nustar Energy LPNS 4.53B 77.89M 58.0536.15 - 59.45 N/A http://www.nustarenergy.com Nuverra Environmental SolutionsNES 443.07M26.06M 17.9713.10 - 40.002,200 http://www.nuverra.com Oasis PetroleumOAS 4.65B 101.22M 48.5733.67 - 57.33 405 http://www.oasispetroleum.com Occidental PetroleumOXY 75.37B 794.75M 96.4284.91 - 99.4212,900 http://www.oxy.com Oil States InternationalOIS 5.11B 53.34M 96.2686.81 - 113.649,167 http://www.oilstatesintl.com Oneok Inc.OKE 13.10B207.81M 62.1234.49 - 63.741,927 http://www.oneok.com Patterson-UTI Energy Inc.PTEN 4.73B 142.72M 32.5118.83 - 33.907,800 http://www.patenergy.com PDC Energy Inc.PDCE 2.19B 35.02M 58.4143.35 - 73.93 412 http://www.pdce.com Pioneer Energy ServicesPES 940.19M62.43M 14.94 6.46 - 15.293,650 http://www.pioneeres.com Plains All American PipelinePAA 20.23B 359.90M 56.7447.26 - 59.524,900 http://www.paalp.com Precision Drilling Corp.PDS 3.85B 290.16M 12.62 7.76 - 13.338,530 http://www.precisiondrilling.com QEP Resources Inc.QEP 5.42B 178.90M 31.1625.93 - 34.241,001 http://www.qepres.com Quality Distribution Inc.QLTY 346.20M 26.86M 13.59 7.91 - 15.071,145 http://www.qualitydistribution.com Questar STR4.15B 175.11M 23.3921.44 - 26.011,725 http://www.questar.com Quicksilver ResourcesKWK 567.24M171.63M 2.75 1.44 - 3.67 338 http://www.qrinc.com Rosetta ResourcesROSE 2.90B 61.34M 46.3839.33 - 65.30 252 http://www.rosettaresources.com Schlumberger Ltd.SLB 132.30B 1.31B 100.2970.25 - 103.58123,000 http://www.slb.com Schneider Electric (Paris)SU.PA 37.31B 554.02M 69.952.70 - 69.00163,033 http://www.schneider-electric.com SM Energy Co.SM 5.01B 67.06M 74.4658.89 - 94.00 793 http://sm-energy.com Statoil ASASTO 97.27B 3.18B 31.1420.02 - 30.7423,413 http://www.statoil.com Stone EnergySGY 2.39B 48.73M 41.0319.46 - 50.00 409 http://www.stoneenergy.com Superior Energy Services Inc.SPN 5.23B 158.61M 32.3422.85 - 33.7114,500 http://www.superiorenergy.com Talisman EnergyTLM 10.53B 1.03B 10.63 9.63 - 13.382,809 http://www.talisman-energy.com TransCanada Corp.TRP 32.90B707.00M 46.6942.21 - 49.655,551 http://www.transcanada.com Triangle Petroleum Corp. TPLM 817.59M 85.94M 9.68 5.10 - 11.66332 http://www.trianglepetroleum.com Unit Corp. UNT 3.28B 49.23M 63.0440.99 - 67.732,463 http://www.unitcorp.com URS Corp. URS 3.39B 72.14M 47.2441.62 - 55.7953,000 http://www.urscorp.com US Energy Corp.USEG 117.05M 27.74M 4.1 1.70 - 5.08 15 http://www.usnrg.com Vanguard Natural ResourcesVNR 2.41B 78.76M 30.324.23 - 31.50 172 http://www.vnrllc.com Weatherford International LTDWFT 16.03B771.18M 21.3612.55 - 21.4164,000 http://www.weatherford.com Whiting Petroleum Co.WLL 8.66B 118.96M 71.142.50 - 75.90 958 http://www.whiting.com Williams CompaniesWMB 29.42B684.42M 44.0431.25 - 43.564,909 http://www.williams.com WorleyParsons WOR.AX4.01B 246.53M 16.3715.08 - 27.4539,800 http://www.worleyparsons.com
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Phone: 701-572-3632 Email: [email protected] Address: 301 West 2nd Street Williston ND, 58801 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 25 NATION & WORLD U.S. economists back increasing oil, gas exports By JONATHAN FAHEY AP Energy Writer
NEW YORK (AP) — Those opposed to on a range of issues. Of Whether to allow more opening trade say the 30 economists who Associated Press exports of U.S. oil and exports could make it participated, nearly 90 A Whiting Petroleum Co. pump jack pulls crude oil from the Bakken region of the Northern Plains near natural gas has more expensive for percent responded that Bainville, Mont., on Nov. 6, 2013. The vast majority of economists surveyed this month by The become a matter of Americans to heat their more exports of oil and Associated Press say lifting restrictions on exports of oil and natural gas would help the economy even political debate in homes and fill up their gas would help the U.S. if it meant higher fuel prices for consumers. Washington. But to cars. economy. economists, the answer is clear: The nation But even economists Oil and gas export called for lifting oil idea of unfettered the delivered cost of would benefit. who think exports restrictions went largely export restrictions. natural gas exports. U.S. gas will always be might increase fuel unchallenged for Proponents concede, far cheaper in the U.S., The vast majority of prices for U.S. decades because though, that that’s “We’ve already got a where it can travel by economists surveyed consumers — an open consumption in the unlikely in an election few industries building pipeline, than it would this month by The question — say the U.S. — by far the year. on the concept that be in Europe or Asia. Associated Press say overall benefit to the world’s biggest we’re going to have a lifting restrictions on economy would consumer of oil and Seven terminals have long-term energy Exports are even less exports of oil and outweigh any possible gas — was rising while received Energy advantage here, and I’d likely to affect prices of natural gas would help harm. It would be production was falling. Department approval to hate to interrupt those fuels made from oil, the economy even if it better to allow the Imports were export natural gas and plans,” Johnson said. such as gasoline and meant higher fuel exports and use tax increasing, and few are at various stages of diesel. U.S. crude oil prices for consumers. breaks or other thought the U.S. would planning, permitting, He also argues that prices have been about methods to help those ever be in a position to finance and higher energy prices 10 percent cheaper More exports would struggling with higher export oil or gas. construction of the would disproportionally than global oil prices in encourage investment prices, they say. facilities needed to hurt those with lower recent years. But in oil and gas But new techniques cool the gas into a incomes, who spend a consumers don’t enjoy production and “The economy in have allowed drillers to liquid for transport. relatively large portion most of that benefit transport, create jobs, general is better off if tap oil and gas in Thirty additional of their paychecks on because exports of make oil and gas we can sell something formations once facilities are awaiting energy. That leaves gasoline and diesel are supplies more stable to someone and bring thought out of reach, approval. them with less cash for not restricted. and reduce the U.S. money into the and U.S. production other things, which, in trade deficit, they say. economy,” said Jerry has soared. Low natural gas prices turn, hampers Refiners have been As domestic energy Webman, chief in the U.S. have helped consumer spending — able to buy cheaper oil production has economist at The U.S. still consumes reduce heating and by far the biggest in the U.S., which has boomed, drilling Oppenheimer Funds. far more crude oil than electricity prices for portion of the U.S. helped lower their input companies have “I’d rather deal with it produces. But oil residents and given economy. costs. But they can pushed to be allowed any side effects directly companies are U.S. manufacturers a then sell their fuels to sell crude oil and than limit our ability to producing a light sweet cost advantage over But it is far from clear anywhere in the world, natural gas overseas, do business with the crude that foreign their competitors in that exports would which allows them to where they can world.” refineries covet and Europe and Asia. raise fuel prices or fetch global prices, command higher that many U.S. That’s one reason eliminate the country’s whether they sell to prices. Such exports The AP survey collected refineries are not Robert Johnson, competitive advantage. buyers in Boston or are restricted by the views of private, equipped to handle. director of economic Natural gas is so Bogota. ■ decades-old energy corporate and The companies and analysis at Morningstar, expensive to liquefy security regulations. academic economists some politicians have doesn’t embrace the and ship overseas that Fracking understood by few Americans, researchers find in survey CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — issue,” said Hilary more likely to oppose Fracking is a buzz Boudet, a public policy fracking, as were those word, but few expert at Oregon State more familiar with the Americans know what it and the study’s lead process. Opponents actually means. That is author. “The question is were apt to associate the conclusion of a who will lead that fracking with recent survey published discussion?” environmental by researchers at degradation, hold Oregon State, George U.S. shale formations egalitarian world views Mason and Yale containing vast and get their news from universities. quantities of previously newspapers. inaccessible oil and gas More than half of the have been opened in Around 22 percent of study’s 1,061 recent years thanks to those surveyed said Associated Press respondents reported new production they supported Workers tend to a well head during a hydraulic fracturing operation at an Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. knowing little or techniques like fracking. They tended gas well outside Rifle, in western Colorado on March 29. The first experimental hydraulic fracturing nothing of fracking. horizontal drilling and to be older, better occurred in 1947. More than 1 million U.S. oil and gas wells have been fracked since, according to the And almost 60 percent hydraulic fracturing, as educated and politically American Petroleum Institute. of those surveyed said fracking is officially conservative. Their they had no opinion on known. To frac a rock primary news source intensive source of the subject. formation is to inject a was television, the electricity, the mixture of water, sand survey found. researchers said. Those findings run and chemicals into the counter to the often ground at high “In some areas of the “If the argument is that contentious debates pressure, causing it to country, including New we need natural gas to seen in Washington and fracture and release the York and Pennsylvania, mitigate our state capitals around oil and natural gas people are more dependency on other the country, where within. familiar with the issue fossil fuels and to lower policymakers are but opinions are still greenhouse gas weighing the benefits of Fracking is a crucial divided as they try to emissions, it doesn’t increased oil and tool for opening oil and balance the economic make much sense to natural gas production gas reserves in and energy benefits use a technology that against potential Wyoming. The federal against environmental could, in fact, increase environmental government commonly and community methane emissions,” damages. holds that fracking is impacts,” Boudet said. Boudet said. “Methane used to create 90 is a much more potent “The fact that half of percent of oil and gas The study said there is greenhouse gas than the people we surveyed wells drilled on public increasing concern carbon dioxide.” know little if anything lands, which make up among scientists about about fracking suggests nearly half of Wyoming. methane emissions The survey was that there may be an emanating from natural conducted in Associated Press opportunity to educate About 20 percent of gas production. Such September 2012 and A worker uses a dipstick to check water levels and temperatures in the American citizenry respondents said they emissions could nullify has a margin of error of a series of tanks for a hydraulic fracturing operation at an Encana in a non-partisan way were opposed to natural gas’s advantage 3 percent. ■ Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. gas drilling site outside Rifle, Colo., on March about this important fracking. Women were as a less carbon- 29, 2013. Page 26 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference Rigs ‘walking’ all over oil patch Specialized equipment efficient as drilling market gets tighter
By COLLIN EATON New York Times Service
Submitted photo A mobile oil rig is shown near Killdeer. Such rigs are called “walking” rigs because of their long mechanical “feet” that allow them to move among well sites.
Highly specialized multibillion-dollar data show. suppliers like Tolteq, a Oklahoma City-based growing U.S. private mobile rigs are literally research and downhole equipment Continental Resources, companies two years in walking over the oil development budgets, As the industry shifts to maker based in the the largest operator in a row. patch’s collection of said Jim Rollyson, a more complex, more Austin, Texas suburb of North Dakota’s Bakken aging equipment — Raymond James expensive horizontal Cedar Creek. Demand shale, said it has Schlumberger — the tamping down sales analyst. drilling, major oil and for what those increased the number first of the four to and profits in a burst of gas producers are companies make rests of wells it could drill report fourth-quarter efficiency that’s making Rollyson said some new willing to pay more for on the number of rigs per pad site from four and full-year earnings some drillers victims of rigs can cost about $20 the most efficient producers use. to 14. — said its overall their own success. million — up to 20 drilling rigs and revenue grew 7.5 times the rig price a technology available, Tolteq, which builds Today, more than 70 percent last year, more Large oil field services decade ago. because they save in technology that guides percent of shale play than twice the growth companies deploy the the long run by drill bits and captures rigs use pads, a sign rate in North America. pricey machines called The new mobile rigs cultivating a cost- geological data in oil that producers know walking rigs to grab have surpassed the effective process, said wells, saw growth when they should cut costs. The government has customers from older units among Ahmed Mousbah, companies began Oil companies will recognized the change midsize drillers that active U.S. land rigs, director of marketing drilling horizontally in likely end up drilling in its number- have to stretch to afford now numbering more and business shale. hundreds of thousands crunching: In October, replacing their drilling than 650 against 500 development at Baker of wells over the life of the U.S. Energy armadas with the new- conventional rigs, Hughes. But that didn’t prevent a shale play, said Phani Department began generation gear. according to Helmerich the slowdown Tolteq Gadde, an analyst with releasing a report that & Payne. Several That efficiency also is saw as rig counts Houston-based Wood combines the But the market is advances, including heating up competition flattened last year, said Mackenzie. traditional rig count getting tighter for Paul Deere, who started with the number of drillers large and small, his business a decade “In the past, you would wells each rig drills. as producers embrace “In the past, you would ago. talk about how many walking rigs — so-called days it would take to A disheartening sign for the massive talk about how many days Denny Smith, director move a rig,” he said. Earlier this month, mechanical feet that let it would take to move a of corporate “Now they talk about analysts with Cowen them move among well development for how many hours it and Co. wrote that, sites — and other rig. Now they talk about Nabors, said the oil takes.” based on its annual technologies that let field services market survey of oil and gas them drill more wells how many hours it takes.” has softened because Ultimately, oil producers, spending on and harvest more oil supply has outweighed companies hire the North American while spending less on demand for more than companies they trust, exploration and oil field services. automation that among Baker Hughes a year, and Wall Street Hladky of Cyclone production would grow reduces the need for rig and the other three analysts have missed Drilling said. “It comes by just 4 percent in Baker Hughes recently workers and drill bits largest services the mark several times down to people and 2014. It was a reported a 9 percent built for specific shale companies, and in predicting a planning,” he said. “A disheartening sign for rise in the number of plays, have persuaded pushing them to reach rebounding rig count. rig is just a tool.” oil field service wells the average U.S. oil companies to for market share from companies, months land drilling rig discard the older among smaller rivals, Walking rigs were born “There seemed to be a after Cowen’s initial produced in the fourth models. especially in North of an even more significant ramp-up in projection of 8 percent quarter, compared with America. prominent driver of spending coming, but growth. the same period a year It’s paying off: Shale oil modern drilling now we have a more ago. producers have been The top four in order of efficiencies — tempered view,” he And Houston-based “They’re drilling able to boost their sales — Schlumberger, temporary rig said. Nabors’ U.S. market intelligence firm themselves out of the output on average 600 Halliburton, Baker foundations called pads drilling and rig services PacWest Consulting job,” said Tanjila Shafi, percent for every rig Hughes and that allow operators to revenue dropped to Partners last month an analyst with S&P they use, according to Weatherford drill multiple wells $492 million in the predicted that this Capital. the Energy Information International — using one rig. third quarter, down 12 year’s fleet of active Administration. collected an average 2 percent from the same drilling rigs will sink 15 The new rig efficiencies percent increase in Pad drilling, adopted by period a year ago. percent below the level are among the That lets them cut North American operators in rough in 2013, even while technological advances down on oil field revenue in the third environments like the “You have to know they bore more than that have revolutionized spending even as they quarter of 2013, while Rocky Mountains, which direction you’re 15,800 horizontal the U.S. energy scene collect more crude — their international sales spread to the Barnett going,” said Paul Deere, wells, the highest by boosting production which isn’t good news climbed 12 percent. shale and other plays who in 2003 decided to number ever. in once-inaccessible for drilling contractors. Those companies also as natural gas prices start building and shale and tight rock made 44 percent more fell and cost-cutting selling tools that can Every business goes formations. Combined year-over- revenue on became paramount. sketch out various through cycles, but the year revenue for eight international rigs than measurements in an oil constraints that new Land drillers like major North American North American rigs, It allows companies to well. drilling efficiencies Houston-based Nabors land drillers was flat at according to data skip the laborious steps When Deere started his have put on smaller oil Industries and Tulsa- $4.8 billion in the third compiled by of setting up a rig over business a decade ago, field service companies based Helmerich & quarter of 2013 Bloomberg. a well site and then only a few rigs used are more challenging Payne have had to compared with the hoisting it off, said such equipment; now, than past problems replace rigs to keep up same year-ago period, The trickle-down from Patrick Hladky, nearly every U.S. rig because it’s not clear with larger rivals that and their North that tough environment president of Colorado- does. The company when the pace of are supported by high American sales mostly affects fortunes of based rig contractor made Inc. Magazine’s change will slow. ■ global profits and declined, Bloomberg services companies’ Cyclone Drilling. list of the 500 fastest- Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 27 Despite some opposition, many landowners await Keystone XL pipeline By GRANT SCHULTE Associated Press
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — somewhere.” groundwater and to If the proposed residents’ property Keystone XL oil pipeline Weber has plenty of rights. The line’s path ever gains approval, company in Nebraska, a through Nebraska also Ronald Weber will state that has been an remains in legal limbo watch from his impediment to the because of an ongoing farmhouse as workers 1,100-mile-long line court challenge. lay the line beneath a almost since it was half-mile of his proposed 10 years ago, But many property cropland in northeast but where patience with owners are now waiting Nebraska. the struggle seems to for the pipeline trucks be running thin now with a sense apathy and The 69-year-old retired that the pipeline resignation, eroding the farmer wishes the company has reached grassroots resistance pipeline had missed his financial settlements that had long bolstered property, simply to with three-quarters of the opposition. The avoid the difficulty of the landowners on the settlement deals growing corn and route. Secretary of offered by soybeans around the State John Kerry is TransCanada, the construction work. But expected to decide in Canadian company what leaves Weber the coming months behind the project, can exasperated are the whether to recommend run well into six figures repeated project delays. White House approval and are providing of the project. residents here with “It’s ridiculous that we their first share of the haven’t yet built this A group of oil-boom money that thing,” he said. “It environmental activists had enriched those in would have been nice if and farmers has cast Associated Press the prime drilling areas they had gone a mile the $5.4 billion pipeline Tom Rutjens walks across a field he owns in Tilden, Neb., on March 17. Despite organized opposition to in other states. the Keystone XL oil pipeline in Nebraska, Rutjens is one of many landowners along the Keystone XL over and missed me, as a threat to the but these kinds of nation’s efforts to pipeline route that have signed agreements to let developer TransCanada run the line through their Earlier this month, things happen. It has to curtail global warming, property. Many have received six-figure payments for easements and temporary crop losses while the pipeline supporters go through to the state’s pipeline is installed. sought to isolate opponents even more when they gathered signatures from 34 Nebraska lawmakers — a bipartisan, two-thirds majority — for a letter FRUITLAND® urging federal approval. Three Democrats signed a letter opposing the project.
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“Once we changed the route, the mood in the state completely changed,” said TransCanada spokesman Shawn Howard.
The newest offers to property owners promise a 50 percent up-front payment for access plus a signing bonus.
Weber, who owns land near Tilden, about 100 miles northwest of Omaha, said the company’s offer to him equaled what he could have gotten in court. He said he’ll still be able to grow crops on top of the strip where the pipe will be buried five feet underground.
Just a few miles away, 85-year-old Joseph Grosserode said Associated Press TransCanada agreed to Tom Rutjens, a construction-company owner, poses for a photo on March 17 in a field he owns in Tilden, Neb., along the route of the TransCanada XL pipeline. Rutjens, who pay him about signed agreements to let TransCanada run the line through his property, said he knew of two landowners who were dead-set against the pipeline, but more who were willing to $100,000 for an accept the risks of having the pipeline in exchange for the payments. easement, and promised he could keep the money even if the project was never built.
“That was a big concern of mine,” Grosserode said.
Tom Rutjens, a construction-company owner who also lives in Tilden, said he knew of two landowners who were dead-set against the pipeline, but more who were willing accept the risks.
“Just about everyone else I’ve talked to has been tickled” with the offers, Rutjens said.
Local opposition declined as TransCanada’s offers went up. Some landowners have received offers as high as $250,000, with signing bonuses of $60,000 to $80,000, Kleeb said.
Kleeb said activists have taken heart from their recent successes, including the court ruling against the route’s approval, and the refusal of some landowners to settle.
Jim Carlson, 59, who farms near the eastern Nebraska town of Osceola, said he’s turned down two TransCanada offers, including one for $244,000, and is more concerned than ever about chemical additives that could run through the pipe.
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Associated Press A SandRidge Energy rig pumps oil near Anthony, Kan., on Nov. 14. SandRidge Energy said it plans to spend $350 million in 2014 to punch an additional 100 horizontal wells and build associated infrastructure in the Mississippian Lime formation in Kansas, a top executive told The Associated Press. Large oil companies pulling
By ROXANA HEGEMAN up stakes in Kansas Associated Press
ANTHONY, Kan. (AP) — happen,” said Greg northward into Kansas. director of the Kansas this year. also were built in Harper The economic future Esping, owner of The Mississippian Lime Geological Survey. County. seemed so tantalizing Vantage Construction in is a porous limestone “We miss the hustle and just two years ago as Harper. formation underlying Independent Kansas oil bustle,” mused Anthony “It was just too much the nation’s big oil firms parts of northern producers squeezed out real estate agent propaganda that got rushed into Kansas. Esping and his wife, Oklahoma and southern by the initial rush to Brandon Gerber. “It was everybody tanked up They snapped up Marie, have been living and western Kansas. Kansas are now mulling kind of fun having the and hyped up,” Leland mineral leases from in a fifth-wheel trailer on over whether to buy extra traffic around said. landowners for high a few acres outside of “All of the resources in some of those town and such.” prices and drilled town since selling their oil are still there and I unwanted mineral Several Kansans have horizontal wells to Harper home to a Shell think you will still get leases — at a fraction of In addition to noted that Shell told extract unknown riches executive, who has exploration, but it is the price paid by their SandRidge, other out-of- communities not to from the same since put it back on the going to be done at a bigger counterparts. state players who have build anything because Mississippian Lime market where it remains much more humble stayed active in Kansas of them because they formation that had unsold after his level — very consistent Among them is Bob include Source Energy were just looking. spawned an oil boom in company’s pullout. with what the Kansas oil Murdock, president of Mid-Con of Highlands neighboring Oklahoma. and gas industry does Hutchinson-based Ranch, Colo., and Unit “Shell was pretty honest The Espings built a historically,” said Art Osage Resources, Petroleum of Tulsa, with us,” Leland said. Things have changed. community center in Hall, executive director whose company just Okla. “But nobody seemed to Most of those big out-of- Harper they had geared of the Center for finished drilling three listen.” state players are gone. for Shell’s use, and Applied Economics at wells last month in Among those grappling The biggest blow came which they now the University of Barber County that it is with the emerging When his firm couldn’t when oil giant Shell Oil sporadically rent out to Kansas. now bringing online. reality are businesses compete with the Co. halted its Kansas community groups. The Osage Resources is like Vap Construction, exorbitant prices the big exploratory drilling couple also once drew The differences in the currently in an which built 52 new oil companies were program in May and has up plans and dreamed geology of the two “expansion and apartments in Anthony paying for mineral since put up for sale of building a huge states dates back more acquisition mode” given to handle the leases in Kansas, 625,000 acres of leases complex with 24 than 250 million years, that the price of oil and anticipated influx of oil Wichita-based Woolsey it owns in the state. apartment buildings when shallow seas gas leases in Kansas field workers in south- Petroleum began drilling housing 100 units, but covered Kansas as has fallen to 10 or 20 central Kansas. The in Illinois. Its owner, Life here has for the ended up putting in just rocks in the percent of what they boom built up — and Wayne Woolsey, said most part settled back six buildings with 28 Mississippian lime play were fetching at the then deflated so quickly people need to to normal in the rural units in Harper that they were deposited. But in peak of the exploration — that the company understand that when farming communities in now struggle to fill. the area that now frenzy. slowed down on large companies like Harper and Barber encompasses finishing the interior of Shell come into a state counties which were “It hasn’t turned out to Oklahoma the seas “The resource that is in most of the apartments they have a lot of once ground zero for be as big a thing as I during that period were the rock is the same when the influx of criteria to meet to cover the oil and gas thought it was going to far deeper, forming the resource that has been workers never came, their large overhead. exploration frenzy. be — but it is not over widespread and there for the last seven said LeRoy Leland, the Shell did everything yet,” Greg Esping said. homogenous formation decades as oil and gas construction project right, he said, but just Exploration is ongoing, there that today holds companies have manager for the couldn’t get the and derricks still rise The short-lived Kansas vast oil reserves. By attempted to develop Anthony apartments. economics to work for above the buttes and boom was sparked by a contrast, the lime it,” Murdock said. “The them in Kansas. rolling terrain of the confluence of formation now companies that came in But construction has Gypsum Hills in south- technologies using underneath much of three to four years ago picked up again as the “It has been a good central Kansas. Yet the horizontal drilling and a Kansas is thinner and and made company slashed rents thing that they were activity is growing more technique known as tends to undulate, miscalculations just to attract local families here. It certainly is modestly, driven by the hydraulic fracturing, or experts say. That makes fundamentally before an influx of going to have an Kansas producers who “fracking,” to coax out it more difficult to find misunderstood the temporary pipeline influence by them for decades have drilled oil and gas out of fields the “sweet spot” of oil resource.” workers in recent weeks leaving,” Woolsey said. here and the few out-of- once believed tapped when the horizontal began filling some of “And yet I think it has state die-hards like out from conventional lateral off the well is Chesapeake Energy, them. About 28 been such a good SandRidge Energy of drilling. Companies drilled. Encana and Apache apartments are now influence to kind of get Oklahoma City who have reaped fortunes have been gone from rented. it started that there will stayed with scaled-down off the Mississippian “Even though this thing the state for more than be continued operations. Lime Play in Oklahoma hasn’t been as big a a year. Tug Hill Vap Construction was development and using it and believed thing as everybody Operating, Reeder not the only business continued growth.” ■ “Everybody is kind of in they could do the same thought, it is still a Energy and Midstates that hoped to profit neutral right now, here by following the significant play,” said Petroleum filed their last from the anticipated oil seeing what is going to rock formation Rex Buchanan, interim intents to drill earlier boom. Two new hotels Page 30 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
Petroleum | Harold Hamm School of Geology & Geological Engineering | Chemical Mechanical | Civil | Electrical Educating the Next Generation of Exceptional Professionals The College of Engineering & Mines at the University of North Dakota continues to be a leader in energy-related education and research The College is responding to the needs of the state and nation by providing education and research to support development in the Bakken
Since 2007, enrollment within the College of Petroleum Engineering Student Enrollment Engineering & Mines has more than doubled to over 1800 students. In just three short years, the UND Petroleum Engineering program has grown to more Spring 2014 Enrollment: than 200 students enrolled this spring. 210 students!
The Collaborative Energy Complex (CEC) Once completed this cutting edge facility will be the new home for the Petroleum Engineering department, the Institute for Energy Studies and be a multi-disciplinary collaborative center for the campus. The CEC will host industry partners on research projects with space dedicated to industry collaboration and increased access to students, faculty, and researchers associated with energy education.
The Collaborative Energy Complex will feature: Proposed Laboratories: Over 30,000 square feet of research and teaching labs, and 3D Visualization and Reservoir Simulation Lab customizable learning spaces for students and industry. Drilling Simulation Lab Industry/student/faculty collaboration space Unconventional Geomechanics Lab Creativity Gymnasium for students and faculty to explore creative ways Unconventional Fluid Properties Lab to solve global challenges facing the oil and energy industries Production Lab Meeting rooms for students/faculty/industry to promote collaboration/ High Bay Lab share information Senior Design and Research Computer Lab Physical connection to the Harold Hamm School of Geology and Geological Engineering Easy access to the Wilson E. Laird Core Library Student Success Center
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Associated Press Amite County Supervisor Max Lawson describes the convoy of about 200 trucks carting in a drilling rig and other gear on what was pasture land at his Gillsburg, Miss., farm on Dec. 23, 2013. After a little more than a two-year wait, Encana Corp., contractors were finally drilling. Oil companies plan a big increase in drilling activity in 2014 in southwest Mississippi. They’re trying to extract oil from a formation called the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, which one study says could hold 7 billion barrels. Shale brings high hopes in
By JEFF AMY Mississippi, Louisiana Associated Press
GILLSBURG, Miss. (AP) and into southern comparison, the federal — Residents living Mississippi. Drillers government estimates above an oil-rich shale have known about the that the U.S. has about formation that formation north of the 40 billion barrels of stretches across Gulf of Mexico for proved oil reserves. southwest Mississippi years, but affordable and Louisiana have technology to remove Still, the exploration been waiting on a the oil from the shale’s isn’t without financial boom for years. A tight pores was slow to risks because of the steady trickle of drilling develop. tricky nature of the is already boosting the rock that holds the oil. rural region’s economy, Thanks partly to Goodrich’s stock took a and spending by two oil advances in hydraulic big dive Feb. 20 when it companies could make fracturing techniques, announced results that 2014 the year that Encana Corp. and failed to meet analysts’ many other locals Goodrich Petroleum expectations. One key finally cash in on the oil plan to spend hundreds issue was a far beneath their feet. of millions of dollars in troublesome well the area in 2014. So Goodrich drilled Already, Max Lawson far, Goodrich and elsewhere in Amite has spent hours others have drilled County that initially watching the round-the- more than 30 wells produced a clock work of shoving across the region, disappointing 500 pipe into the ground in trying to find the right barrels per day. his back pasture. The methods. process began two For the region’s years ago when Encana Goodrich Chief economy, though, the Corp. built a big gravel Operating Officer drilling has already pad, but didn’t take off Robert Turnham said provided a much- until late last year when that number could needed infusion, even a convoy of 200 trucks double or triple in the if it’s not an all-out carted in a drilling rig area straddling the boom yet. and other equipment to state line just this year bore into the earth if drillers continue to Heavily wooded with looking for oil. make progress. only a handful of small towns, Amite County “They call it the “It’s at a stage where has relied on forestry in Gillsburg Christmas you need more wells recent decades. But tree,” he said while that have consistent Georgia-Pacific LLC standing near the results, that show the closed a plywood mill brightly lit rig. “It looks repeatable results there in Gloster in 2009. like a little city over are in other plays,” Combined with other here at night.” Turnham said. business closures, Chancery Clerk Ronnie Gillsburg and Louisiana State Taylor said Amite surrounding Amite University scientists County lost as many as County lie above a estimate the formation 850 jobs. The county’s prime section of the holds 7 billion barrels 4,600 workers had an Tuscaloosa Marine of oil, though that total 8.7 percent Shale, a geologic isn’t proven yet. Most of unemployment rate in formation that it is a light, sweet crude December, higher than Associated Press stretches in boomerang that can be sold to Mississippi’s average. Beef cattle roam on Max Lawson’s pasture while a oil platform looms in the background in Gillsburg, Miss., on Dec. 23, 2013. This “Gillsburg Christmas tree,” as residents call it, may be the best indication shape across refiners for more than Here and there, of the economic future of the southwest county. Oil companies plan a big increase in drilling activity in Louisiana’s midsection $100 a barrel. By pastures are reminders 2014 in southwest Mississippi. Page 32 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
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Bernell McGehee, an accountant in Liberty, said his family leased some forestland south of town to Encana for a $300-an-acre one-time payment. He stands to earn more in royalties if the land produces oil.
“Any debts we’ve had, we’ve pretty much been able to get rid of,” he said.
McGehee is a partner in the Ward’s restaurant in Liberty, Amite County’s only fast-food franchise. He said sales have gone up about 10 percent over the last year, enough to persuade the owners to buy a small lot to add more parking.
Other business owners are taking a more tentative approach. Benny Vine says business at Vine Associated Press Brothers Quality Meats Encana Corp., contractors work on a drilling rig in Amite County Supervisor Max Lawson’s back pasture in Gillsburg, Miss., on Dec. 23, 2013. in Centreville hasn’t increased enough to merit an expansion.
And for those who may have sold their mineral rights before the current uptick in “I don’t know if I want to add on to the exploration, there are other ways to make money. For example, landowners can make restaurant because it tens of thousands of dollars leasing their ponds to hold the water used in fracturing. may not happen,” Vine said.
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Among recent boom areas, the U.S. Geological Survey estimates that North Dakota’s Bakken and Three Forks formations have about 7.4 billion barrels, although experts say the estimates may be low. North Dakota’s booming oil industry has driven up home prices, decreased unemployment and attracted newcomers to a state that had been losing population until recent years.
In Louisiana and Mississippi, drillers have been seeing oil for years in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale when they punched through on the way to deeper reserves — but there was no technology to suck oil from the shale’s “tight” pores. That began to change with the development Associated Press of horizontal fracturing In this Dec. 23, 2013 photograph, Amite County Chancery Clerk Ronnie Taylor talks about the large number of leasing agents that have flocked to the county’s antebellum techniques, but some courthouse in Liberty, Miss. companies were still reluctant to drill because the shale’s makeup differed from Another key to making the area more lucrative will be driving down the price of drilling, which other areas where the has been costing $12 million or more per well. Industry leaders say they can cut the cost to approach worked. around $7 million a well by drilling more quickly and drilling multiple wells from one pad.
Goodrich and others worked on fine-tuning their approaches, and the industry noticed when Goodrich completed a promising well just west of Amite County.
Believing it’s found the recipe, Goodrich is making a big bet on the formation. It spent $27 million to acquire leases held by Devon Energy Corp. mostly in Louisiana’s Tangipahoa, St. Helena and East Feliciana parishes and now plans $300 million in drilling in 2014 in Louisiana and Mississippi. Encana plans $200 million to $300 million in work on its leases, which are more concentrated in Mississippi. Others are making investments as well, with Houston- based Halcon Resources announcing Feb. 26 that it had acquired 307,000 acres and plans to drill 10 to 12 wells in the region this year.
Another key to making the area more lucrative will be driving down the price of drilling, which has been costing $12 million or more per well. Industry leaders say they can cut the cost to around $7 million a well by drilling more quickly and drilling multiple wells from one pad.
Anderson, who signed a lease with an energy company and is now also getting royalty checks from oil production, said the money he’s received has changed his outlook on work.
“Now I don’t think about having to go back to work. This is my work. I maintain the property,” he said of his 500-plus acres. “I watch after the timber and I feed the deer and the turkeys, and that’s what I do for a living now.” ■ Page 34 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference NORTH DAKOTA DRILLING PERMITS ISSUED Drilling permit list by county • April 7, 2014 – May 9, 2014
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Williams DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, 03098 2030' Ground, API #33-061- Ramsey Walsh 'Tight Hole', 2161' Ground, API 03106 Mountrail Ward McHenry Pierce #33-053-05918 #28316 - EOG RESOURCES, Benson Grand Forks INC., PARSHALL 147-1608H, Renville County Nelson #28332 - CONTINENTAL SESW 16-152N-90W, #28310 - ENDURO McKenzie McLean Eddy RESOURCES, INC., SALERS MOUNTRAIL CO., 400' FSL and OPERATING, LLC, MRPSU 19- Wells Sheridan FEDERAL 4-27H1, NENW 27- 2050' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 41, NENE 19-162N-85W, Foster Griggs Steele Traill Dunn Mercer 152N-94W, MCKENZIE CO., PARSHALL, 20395', 9-5/8 inch , RENVILLE CO., 525' FNL and Billings 200' FNL and 2323' FWL, 1960' Ground, API #33-061- 588' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, Oliver DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, 03099 MOUSE RIVER PARK, 'Tight Golden Burleigh Kidder Stutsman Valley Barnes Cass 'Tight Hole', 2161' Ground, API Hole', 1762' Ground, API #33- Stark Morton #33-053-05919 #28317 - EOG RESOURCES, 075-01461 INC., PARSHALL 38-1608H, Slope Hettinger Grant Logan LaMoure Ransom #28334 - CONTINENTAL SESW 16-152N-90W, Emmons Richland RESOURCES, INC., SALERS MOUNTRAIL CO., 400' FSL and #28329 - BALLANTYNE OIL, Bowman Adams Sioux McIntosh Dickey Sargent FEDERAL 7-27H, NWNW 27- 2100' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, LLC, RANDALL 9-25, NESE 25- 152N-94W, MCKENZIE CO., PARSHALL, 15657', 9-5/8 inch , 158N-82W, RENVILLE CO., 275' FNL and 970' FWL, 1959' Ground, API #33-061- 2130' FSL and 660' FEL, May 5, 2014 #33-053-05911 DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, 03100 DEVELOPMENT, GLENBURN, to May 9, 2014 #28302 - XTO ENERGY INC., 'Tight Hole', 2175' Ground, API 4700', 8-.625 inch , 1571' OMLID 41X-13C, NENE 13- #28319 - XTO ENERGY INC., #33-053-05920 #28324 - HESS BAKKEN Ground, API #33-075-01462 Bottineau County 151N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., SORENSON 11X-28A, NWNW INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- #28314 - ENDURO 350' FNL and 850' FEL, 28-150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., #28335 - CONTINENTAL FREDA- 154-94-2635H-3, Williams County OPERATING, LLC, NSCU N- DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, 500' FNL and 350' FWL, RESOURCES, INC., SALERS NWNW 26-154N-94W, #28307 - OASIS PETROLEUM 715-H1, NESW 9-161N-79W, 'Tight Hole', 2105' Ground, API DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, FEDERAL 6-27H1, NWNW 27- MOUNTRAIL CO., 320' FNL and NORTH AMERICA LLC, BOTTINEAU CO., 2202' FSL #33-053-05905 'Tight Hole', 2136' Ground, API 152N-94W, MCKENZIE CO., 530' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, HANOVER FEDERAL 5300 42- and 2300' FWL, #33-053-05912 275' FNL and 1015' FWL, ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 11 10T, SESW 11-153N-100W, DEVELOPMENT, NEWBURG, #28303 - OASIS PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, 2064' Ground, API #33-061- WILLIAMS CO., 590' FSL and 'Tight Hole', 1473' Ground, API NORTH AMERICA LLC, WADE #28320 - XTO ENERGY INC., 'Tight Hole', 2173' Ground, API 03101 2066' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #33-009-02378 FEDERAL 5300 31-30 11T, SORENSON 11X-28EXH, #33-053-05921 WILLOW CREEK, 21713', 9-5/8 LOT3 30-153N-100W, NWNW 28-150N-98W, #28325 - HESS BAKKEN inch , 2176' Ground, API #33- Divide County MCKENZIE CO., 1955' FSL and MCKENZIE CO., 470' FNL and #28336 - BURLINGTON INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- 105-03514 #28337 - AMERICAN EAGLE 350' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 350' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, RESOURCES OIL & GAS FREDA- 154-94-2635H-4, ENERGY CORPORATION, BAKER, 20587', 9-5/8 inch , SIVERSTON, 'Tight Hole', 2136' COMPANY LP, SIVERTSON NWNW 26-154N-94W, #28308 - OASIS PETROLEUM ANGVICK 15-34-164-102, 2035' Ground, API #33-053- Ground, API #33-053-05913 RUSH 1-7-9MBH ULW, SESE 9- MOUNTRAIL CO., 353' FNL and NORTH AMERICA LLC, SWSE 34-164N-102W, DIVIDE 05906 151N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., 530' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, HANOVER FEDERAL 5300 42- CO., 300' FSL and 2300' FEL, #28321 - ABRAXAS 970' FSL and 317' FEL, ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 11 14T2, SESW 11-153N-100W, WILDCAT, WILDCAT, 'Tight #28304 - OASIS PETROLEUM PETROLEUM CORP., DEVELOPMENT, ELIDAH, 'Tight 2064' Ground, API #33-061- WILLIAMS CO., 590' FSL and Hole', 2216' Ground, API #33- NORTH AMERICA LLC, WADE STENEHJEM 27-34-2H, NENE Hole', 2364' Ground, API #33- 03102 2033' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 023-01213 FEDERAL 5300 31-30 10T2, 27-150N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., 053-05922 WILLOW CREEK, 21783', 9-5/8 LOT3 30-153N-100W, 230' FNL and 1312' FEL, #28326 - HESS BAKKEN inch , 2178' Ground, API #33- #28338 - AMERICAN EAGLE MCKENZIE CO., 1988' FSL and DEVELOPMENT, NORTH FORK, #28341 - BURLINGTON INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- 105-03515 ENERGY CORPORATION, 313' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 'Tight Hole', 2194' Ground, API RESOURCES OIL & GAS FREDA- 154-94-2635H-5, HUFFMAN 15-34S-164-102, BAKER, 20790', 9-5/8 inch , #33-053-05914 COMPANY LP, BULLRUSH 2-7- NWNW 26-154N-94W, #28309 - OASIS PETROLEUM SWSE 34-164N-102W, DIVIDE 2033' Ground, API #33-053- 9UTFH, SESE 9-151N-97W, MOUNTRAIL CO., 386' FNL and NORTH AMERICA LLC, CO., 300' FSL and 2200' FEL, 05907 #28322 - ABRAXAS MCKENZIE CO., 972' FSL and 530' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, HANOVER FEDERAL 5300 42- WILDCAT, WILDCAT, 'Tight PETROLEUM CORP., 272' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 11 11B, SESW 11-153N-100W, Hole', 2219' Ground, API #33- #28311 - XTO ENERGY INC., STENEHJEM 27-34-3H, NENE ELIDAH, 'Tight Hole', 2367' 2064' Ground, API #33-061- WILLIAMS CO., 590' FSL and 023-01214 HOFFMANN 14X-12B, SWSW 27-150N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., Ground, API #33-053-05923 03103 2000' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 12-149N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., 294' FNL and 1312' FEL, WILLOW CREEK, 21612', 9-5/8 McKenzie County 360' FSL and 500' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, NORTH FORK, Mountrail County #28327 - HESS BAKKEN inch , 2179' Ground, API #33- #28299 - XTO ENERGY INC., DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, 'Tight Hole', 2194' Ground, API #28305 - WHITING OIL AND INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- 105-03516 OMLID 41X-13H, NENE 13- 'Tight Hole', 2227' Ground, API #33-053-05915 GAS CORPORATION, LEE FREDA- 154-94-2635H-6, 151N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., #33-053-05908 FEDERAL 12-27TFH, SWNW NWNW 26-154N-94W, #28339 - OASIS PETROLEUM 349' FNL and 760' FEL, #28323 - ABRAXAS 27-153N-92W, MOUNTRAIL MOUNTRAIL CO., 419' FNL and NORTH AMERICA LLC, DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, #28312 - XTO ENERGY INC., PETROLEUM CORP., CO., 1700' FNL and 325' FWL, 530' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, HANOVER FEDERAL 5300 41- 'Tight Hole', 2105' Ground, API HOFFMANN 14X-12E, SWSW STENEHJEM 27-34-4H, NENE DEVELOPMENT, SANISH, ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 11 13T2, SWSW 11-153N- #33-053-05902 12-149N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., 27-150N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., 20537', 9-5/8 inch , 2172' 2064' Ground, API #33-061- 100W, WILLIAMS CO., 540' FSL 360' FSL and 470' FWL, 326' FNL and 1312' FEL, Ground, API #33-061-03096 03104 and 859' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28300 - XTO ENERGY INC., DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, DEVELOPMENT, NORTH FORK, WILLOW CREEK, 21651', 9-5/8 OMLID 41X-13D, NENE 13- 'Tight Hole', 2230' Ground, API 'Tight Hole', 2194' Ground, API #28306 - EOG RESOURCES, #28328 - HESS BAKKEN inch , 2149' Ground, API #33- 151N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., #33-053-05909 #33-053-05916 INC., PARSHALL 70-19H, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- 105-03517 349' FNL and 790' FEL, SWSE 19-152N-90W, FREDA- 154-94-2635H-7, DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, #28313 - XTO ENERGY INC., #28330 - CONTINENTAL MOUNTRAIL CO., 515' FSL and NWNW 26-154N-94W, #28340 - OASIS PETROLEUM 'Tight Hole', 2106' Ground, API HOFFMANN 14X-12A, SWSW RESOURCES, INC., SALERS 1392' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, MOUNTRAIL CO., 452' FNL and NORTH AMERICA LLC, #33-053-05903 12-149N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., FEDERAL 3-27H, NENE 27- PARSHALL, 14562', 9-5/8 inch , 530' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, HANOVER FEDERAL 5300 41- 360' FSL 152N-94W, MCKENZIE CO., 1874' Ground, API #33-061- ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 11 12T, SWSW 11-153N-100W, #28301 - XTO ENERGY INC., 292' FNL and 691' FEL, 03097 2064' Ground, API #33-061- WILLIAMS CO., 540' FSL and OMLID 41X-13G, NENE 13- #28318 - XTO ENERGY INC., DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, 03105 925' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 151N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., SORENSON 11X-28F, NWNW 'Tight Hole', 2136' Ground, API #28315 - EOG RESOURCES, WILLOW CREEK, 21689', 9-5/8 349' FNL and 820' FEL, 28-150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., #33-053-05917 INC., PARSHALL 39-1608H, #28333 - CONTINENTAL inch , 2149' Ground, API #33- DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, 530' FNL and 350' FWL, SESW 16-152N-90W, RESOURCES, INC., JERSEY 105-03518 'Tight Hole', 2105' Ground, API DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, #28331 - CONTINENTAL MOUNTRAIL CO., 400' FSL and 29-6XH, SENE 6-153N-93W, #33-053-05904 'Tight Hole', 2135' Ground, API RESOURCES, INC., SALERS
inch , 2354' Ground, API #33- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, LK-HAY 153N-94W, MCKENZIE CO., 025-02525 DRAW- 148-97-3427H-9, LOT3 944' FSL and 1112' FWL, Divide Renville Burke Bottineau Rolette Cavalier Pembina 34-148N-97W, DUNN CO., 798' DEVELOPMENT, ELM TREE, Towner #28284 - XTO ENERGY INC., FSL and 2569' FEL, 'Tight Hole', 1999' Ground, API CARUS 24X-36D, LOT2 36- DEVELOPMENT, LITTLE KNIFE, #33-053-05873 Williams Ramsey Walsh 148N-97W, DUNN CO., 629' 'Tight Hole', 2201' Ground, API Mountrail Ward McHenry Pierce FSL and 2424' FWL, #33-025-02530 #28249 - CONTINENTAL Benson Grand Forks DEVELOPMENT, LOST RESOURCES, INC., Nelson BRIDGE, 'Tight Hole', 2128' #28295 - HESS BAKKEN HEREFORD 1-8AH, SWSW 8- McKenzie McLean Eddy Ground, API #33-025-02526 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, LK- 153N-94W, MCKENZIE CO., Wells Sheridan SUMMERFIELD- LW-147-96- 928' FSL and 1154' FWL, Foster Griggs Steele Traill Dunn Mercer #28285 - XTO ENERGY INC., 15H-1, SWSW 15-147N-96W, DEVELOPMENT, ELM TREE, Billings CARUS 24X-36H, LOT2 36- DUNN CO., 275' FSL and 591' 'Tight Hole', 1999' Ground, API Oliver 148N-97W, DUNN CO., 629' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, BEAR #33-053-05874 Golden Burleigh Kidder Stutsman Valley Barnes Cass FSL and 2394' FWL, CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 2584' Stark Morton DEVELOPMENT, LOST Ground, API #33-025-02531 #28252 - OASIS PETROLEUM BRIDGE, 'Tight Hole', 2128' NORTH AMERICA LLC, Slope Hettinger Grant Logan LaMoure Ransom Ground, API #33-025-02527 McKenzie County CHALMERS WADE FEDERAL Emmons Richland #28246 - CONTINENTAL 5300 44-24 12T, SESE 24- Bowman Adams Sioux McIntosh Dickey Sargent #28286 - XTO ENERGY INC., RESOURCES, INC., BUELINGO 153N-101W, MCKENZIE CO., CARUS 24X-36C, LOT2 36- 3-17H, SWSW 8-153N-94W, 794' FSL and 245' FEL, 148N-97W, DUNN CO., 629' MCKENZIE CO., 1028' FSL and DEVELOPMENT, BAKER, April 28, 2014 SWSE 12-148N-96W, DUNN #28280 - HRC OPERATING, FSL and 2364' FWL, 882' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 21243', 9-5/8 inch , 1942' to May 2, 2014 CO., 1093' FSL and 1621' FEL, LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 148-94- DEVELOPMENT, LOST ELM TREE, 'Tight Hole', 1995' Ground, API #33-053-05875 DEVELOPMENT, LOST 17C-8-6H, SESW 17-148N- BRIDGE, 'Tight Hole', 2128' Ground, API #33-053-05871 Bowman County BRIDGE, 'Tight Hole', 2493' 94W, DUNN CO., 405' FSL and Ground, API #33-025-02528 #28253 - EMERALD OIL, INC, #28264 - DENBURY ONSHORE, Ground, API #33-025-02522 1387' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28247 - CONTINENTAL EXCALIBUR 7-25-36H, NENE LLC, CHSU 24-23NH 15, SESW EAGLE NEST, 20988', 9-5/8 #28293 - HESS BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., BUELINGO 25-149N-102W, MCKENZIE 23-131N-105W, BOWMAN CO., #28263 - MARATHON OIL inch , 2353' Ground, API #33- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, LK-HAY 2-17H, SWSW 8-153N-94W, CO., 250' FNL and 672' FEL, 380' FSL and 1690' FWL, COMPANY, MOREAN USA 34- 025-02524 DRAW- 148-97-3427H-8, LOT3 MCKENZIE CO., 1012' FSL and DEVELOPMENT, BOXCAR DEVELOPMENT, CEDAR HILLS, 12H, SWSE 12-148N-96W, 34-148N-97W, DUNN CO., 790' 924' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, BUTTE, 20772', 9-5/8 inch , 'Tight Hole', 2982' Ground, API DUNN CO., 1177' FSL and #28281 - HRC OPERATING, FSL and 2537' FEL, ELM TREE, 'Tight Hole', 1997' 2306' Ground, API #33-053- #33-011-01526 1496' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 148-94- DEVELOPMENT, LITTLE KNIFE, Ground, API #33-053-05872 05876 LOST BRIDGE, 'Tight Hole', 17C-8-7H, SESW 17-148N- 'Tight Hole', 2192' Ground, API Dunn County 2499' Ground, API #33-025- 94W, DUNN CO., 390' FSL and #33-025-02529 #28248 - CONTINENTAL #28254 - EMERALD OIL, INC, #28262 - MARATHON OIL 02523 1361' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, RESOURCES, INC., EXCALIBUR 6-25-36H, NENE COMPANY, PIPER 34-12H, EAGLE NEST, 20869', 9-5/8 #28294 - HESS BAKKEN HEREFORD 2-8H, SWSW 8- 25-149N-102W, MCKENZIE Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 35
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CO., 250' FNL and 722' FEL, COMPANY, LINSETH 16-21-15- 27MBH NH, NWNW 27-150N- and 1710' FWL, and 917' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, REUNION BAY, 'Tight Hole', DEVELOPMENT, BOXCAR 22LL, NWNW 15-149N-95W, 96W, MCKENZIE CO., 280' FNL DEVELOPMENT, KEENE, 'Tight ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 1935' Ground, API #33-061- BUTTE, 20849', 9-5/8 inch , MCKENZIE CO., 272' FNL and and 365' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Hole', 2397' Ground, API #33- 2210' Ground, API #33-061- 03094 2304' Ground, API #33-053- 1307' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, JOHNSON CORNER, 'Tight 053-05896 03088 #28271 - MARATHON OIL 0587 GRAIL, 21075', 9-5/8 inch , Hole', 2318' Ground, API #33- COMPANY, ELWOOD 31- 2350' Ground, API #33-053- 053-05890 #28289 - BURLINGTON #28245 - HESS BAKKEN 25TFH, NENE 25-151N-93W, #28255 - XTO ENERGY INC., 05884 RESOURCES OIL & GAS INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- MOUNTRAIL CO., 223' FNL and NELSON FEDERAL 41X-5C, #28278 - CONTINENTAL COMPANY LP, SHENANDOAH MADISYN- 154-94-0607H-2, 1346' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, NENE 5-152N-94W, MCKENZIE #28265 - QEP ENERGY RESOURCES, INC., OLSON 3- 34-36MBH, SESW 36-153N- SWSW 7-154N-94W, REUNION BAY, 'Tight Hole', CO., 365' FNL and 1350' FEL, COMPANY, KIRKLAND 14-23- 8H, SWSE 8-151N-96W, 96W, MCKENZIE CO., 370' FSL MOUNTRAIL CO., 1049' FSL 1927' Ground, API #33-061- DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, 13-24LL, SWSE 23-149N-95W, MCKENZIE CO., 605' FSL and and 1755' FWL, and 950' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 03095 'Tight Hole', 2156' Ground, API MCKENZIE CO., 243' FSL and 2267' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT, KEENE, 'Tight ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', #33-053-05878 1510' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, EDGE, 'Tight Hole', 2312' Hole', 2396' Ground, API #33- 2212' Ground, API #33-061- Renville County GRAIL, 21681', 9-5/8 inch , Ground, API #33-053-05891 053-05897 03089 #28275 - ENDURO #28256 - XTO ENERGY INC., 2324' Ground, API #33-053- OPERATING, LLC, GCMU 6-31- NELSON FEDERAL 41X-5H, 05885 #28279 - CONTINENTAL #28290 - XTO ENERGY INC., #28250 - HESS BAKKEN H1, NWNE 6-158N-81W, LOT1 5-152N-94W, MCKENZIE RESOURCES, INC., OLSON 4- RIECKHOFF 21X-3A, LOT3 3- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- RENVILLE CO., 720' FNL and CO., 365' FNL and 1290' FEL, #28266 - WHITING OIL AND 8H1, SWSE 8-151N-96W, 151N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., JOHNSON A- 155-94-2932H-4, 2225' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, GAS CORPORATION, GUNDER MCKENZIE CO., 610' FSL and 325' FNL and 1700' FWL, SESW 20-155N-94W, GLENBURN, 'Tight Hole', 1547' 'Tight Hole', 2156' Ground, API T. 31-30-2H, NWNE 30-151N- 2312' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT, NORTH MOUNTRAIL CO., 249' FSL and Ground, API #33-075-01460 #33-053-05879 101W, MCKENZIE CO., 347' EDGE, 'Tight Hole', 2311' TOBACCO GARDEN, 'Tight 2110' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, FNL and 2100' FEL, Ground, API #33-053-05892 Hole', 2344' Ground, API #33- ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', Stark County #28257 - XTO ENERGY INC., DEVELOPMENT, LONESOME, 053-05898 2190' Ground, API #33-061- #28276 - EMERALD OIL, INC, NELSON FEDERAL 41X-5D, 20531', 9-5/8 inch , 2216' #28282 - HESS BAKKEN 03090 LLOYD CHRISTMAS 3-4-9H, LOT2 5-152N-94W, MCKENZIE Ground, API #33-053-05886 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- #28296 - HRC OPERATING, LOT3 4-139N-97W, STARK CO., CO., 365' FNL and 1260' FEL, HEDSTROM- 149-100-1201H- LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-93- #28251 - HESS BAKKEN 455' FNL and 2319' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, #28267 - WHITING OIL AND 2, SESE 12-149N-100W, 19D-18-10H, SESE 19-152N- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- DEVELOPMENT, HEART RIVER, 'Tight Hole', 2158' Ground, API GAS CORPORATION, GUNDER MCKENZIE CO., 533' FSL and 93W, MCKENZIE CO., 280' FSL JOHNSON A- 155-94-2932H-5, 19849', 9-5/8 inch , 2605' #33-053-05880 T. 31-30-3H, NWNE 30-151N- 970' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, and 1002' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, SESW 20-155N-94W, Ground, API #33-089-00834 101W, MCKENZIE CO., 392' ELLSWORTH, 'Tight Hole', FOUR BEARS, 20599', 9-5/8 MOUNTRAIL CO., 249' FSL and #28258 - QEP ENERGY FNL and 2100' FEL, 2238' Ground, API #33-053- inch , 2027' Ground, API #33- 2143' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28277 - EMERALD OIL, INC, COMPANY, LINSETH 3-22- DEVELOPMENT, LONESOME, 05893 053-05899 ALKALI CREEK, 'Tight Hole', LLOYD CHRISTMAS 4-4-9H, 15BH, NENW 15-149N-95W, 20793', 9-5/8 inch , 2216' 2189' Ground, API #33-061- LOT3 4-139N-97W, STARK CO., MCKENZIE CO., 275' FNL and Ground, API #33-053-05887 #28283 - HESS BAKKEN #28297 - HRC OPERATING, 03091 455' FNL and 2369' FWL, 1382' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-93- DEVELOPMENT, HEART RIVER, GRAIL, 21081', 9-5/8 inch , #28272 - BURLINGTON HEDSTROM- 149-100-1201H- 19D-18-11H, SESE 19-152N- #28268 - MARATHON OIL 19945', 9-5/8 inch , 2608' 2355' Ground, API #33-053- RESOURCES OIL & GAS 3, SESE 12-149N-100W, 93W, MCKENZIE CO., 280' FSL COMPANY, DICKEY 11-30TFH, Ground, API #33-089-00835 05881 COMPANY LP, COPPER DRAW MCKENZIE CO., 533' FSL and and 972' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, NENE 25-151N-93W, 11-27TFH ULW, NWNW 27- 937' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, FOUR BEARS, 20752', 9-5/8 MOUNTRAIL CO., 274' FNL and #28291 - WHITING OIL AND #28259 - QEP ENERGY 150N-96W, MCKENZIE CO., ELLSWORTH, 'Tight Hole', inch , 2028' Ground, API #33- 996' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, GAS CORPORATION, COMPANY, LINSETH 3-22- 280' FNL and 275' FWL, 2240' Ground, API #33-053- 053-05900 REUNION BAY, 'Tight Hole', KOSTELECKY 11-29PH, NENE 15TH, NENW 15-149N-95W, DEVELOPMENT, PERSHING, 05894 1934' Ground, API #33-061- 29-140N-97W, STARK CO., 300' MCKENZIE CO., 274' FNL and 'Tight Hole', 2320' Ground, API #28298 - HRC OPERATING, 03092 FNL and 794' FEL, 1357' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #33-053-05888 #28287 - BURLINGTON LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-93- DEVELOPMENT, SOUTH GRAIL, 21124', 9-5/8 inch , RESOURCES OIL & GAS 19D-18-14H, SESE 19-152N- #28269 - MARATHON OIL HEART, 22305', 9-5/8 inch , 2354' Ground, API #33-053- #28273 - BURLINGTON COMPANY LP, SHENANDOAH 93W, MCKENZIE CO., 280' FSL COMPANY, MORITZ 41-25H, 2541' Ground, API #33-089- 05882 RESOURCES OIL & GAS 24-36MBH, SESW 36-153N- and 942' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, NENE 25-151N-93W, 00836 COMPANY LP, COPPER DRAW 96W, MCKENZIE CO., 370' FSL FOUR BEARS, 20571', 9-5/8 MOUNTRAIL CO., 273' FNL and #28260 - QEP ENERGY 11-27MBH, NWNW 27-150N- and 1665' FWL, inch , 2028' Ground, API #33- 1046' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28292 - WHITING OIL AND COMPANY, LINSETH 4-22- 96W, MCKENZIE CO., 280' FNL DEVELOPMENT, KEENE, 'Tight 053-05901 REUNION BAY, 'Tight Hole', GAS CORPORATION, 15BH, NENW 15-149N-95W, and 320' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Hole', 2397' Ground, API #33- 1933' Ground, API #33-061- KOSTELECKY 41-29PH, NENE MCKENZIE CO., 273' FNL and JOHNSON CORNER, 'Tight 053-05895 03093 29-140N-97W, STARK CO., 300' 1332' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Hole', 2318' Ground, API #33- Mountrail County FNL and 749' FEL, GRAIL, 20940', 9-5/8 inch , 053-05889 #28288 - BURLINGTON #28244 - HESS BAKKEN #28270 - MARATHON OIL DEVELOPMENT, SOUTH 2352' Ground, API #33-053- RESOURCES OIL & GAS INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- COMPANY, ZOOK 41-25TFH, HEART, 20084', 9-5/8 inch , 05883 #28274 - BURLINGTON COMPANY LP, SHENANDOAH MADISYN- 154-94-0607H-3, NENE 25-151N-93W, 2541' Ground, API #33-089- RESOURCES OIL & GAS 24-36TFH, SESW 36-153N- SWSW 7-154N-94W, MOUNTRAIL CO., 273' FNL and 00837 #28261 - QEP ENERGY COMPANY LP, LILLIBRIDGE 11- 96W, MCKENZIE CO., 370' FSL MOUNTRAIL CO., 1049' FSL 1096' FEL, DEVELOPMENT,
CO., 270' FSL and 1225' FWL, #28193 - OASIS PETROLEUM #28202 - CONTINENTAL DEVELOPMENT, LITTLE KNIFE, NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEWIS RESOURCES, INC., Divide Renville 'Tight Hole', 2553' Ground, API FEDERAL 5300 31-31 9T2, JAMESTOWN FEDERAL 2-17H, Burke Bottineau Rolette Cavalier Pembina Towner #33-025-02517 LOT3 31-153N-100W, SWSW 8-152N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 2530' FSL and MCKENZIE CO., 200' FSL and Williams Ramsey Walsh #28240 - OXY USA INC., 251' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 968' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Mountrail Ward McHenry Pierce HARLAN REBSOM 4-11-2H- BAKER, 20771', 13-3/8 inch , BANKS, 'Tight Hole', 2099' Benson 143-95, SWSW 11-143N-95W, 2136' Ground, API #33-053- Ground, API #33-053-05856 Grand Forks Nelson DUNN CO., 465' FSL and 1210' 05848 McKenzie McLean Eddy FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28203 - CONTINENTAL Sheridan Wells MURPHY CREEK, 19973', 9-5/8 #28194 - OASIS PETROLEUM RESOURCES, INC., Foster Griggs Steele Traill inch , 2192' Ground, API #33- NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEWIS JAMESTOWN FEDERAL 3- Dunn Mercer 025-02518 FEDERAL 5300 31-31 10B, 17H1, SWSW 8-152N-99W, Billings Oliver LOT3 31-153N-100W, MCKENZIE CO., 200' FSL and Golden Burleigh Kidder Stutsman Valley Barnes Cass #28241 - OXY USA INC., MCKENZIE CO., 2497' FSL and 1013' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Stark Morton HARLAN REBSOM 3-11-2H- 251' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, BANKS, 'Tight Hole', 2102' 143-95, SWSW 11-143N-95W, BAKER, 20617', 13-3/8 inch , Ground, API #33-053-05857 Slope Hettinger Grant Logan LaMoure Ransom DUNN CO., 425' FSL and 1210' 2133' Ground, API #33-053- Emmons Richland FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 05849 #28204 - WHITING OIL AND Bowman Adams Sioux McIntosh Dickey Sargent MURPHY CREEK, 20084', 9-5/8 GAS CORPORATION, inch , 2191' Ground, API #33- #28195 - OASIS PETROLEUM GAJEWSKI 31-18TFH, NWNE 025-02519 NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEWIS 18-151N-101W, MCKENZIE April 21, 2014 OPERATING COMPANY, LLC, 01210 FEDERAL 5300 31-31 11T, CO., 220' FNL and 1371' FEL, to April 25, 2014 BUSCH 32-1H, NENE 5-163N- #28242 - OXY USA INC., LOT3 31-153N-100W, DEVELOPMENT, LONESOME, 92W, BURKE CO., 600' FNL #28230 - BAYTEX ENERGY REBSOM 3-14-23H-143-95, MCKENZIE CO., 2464' FSL and 20747', 9-5/8 inch , 2089' Bottineau County and 1280' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, USA LTD, ARLENE 30-31-162- SWSW 11-143N-95W, DUNN 251' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Ground, API #33-053-05858 #28210 - LEGACY OIL & GAS PORTAL, 'Tight Hole', 1952' 98H 2XQ, SWSW 20-162N- CO., 385' FSL and 1210' FWL, BAKER, 20873', 13-3/8 inch , ND, INC., LEGACY ET AL Ground, API #33-013-01792 98W, DIVIDE CO., 285' FSL and DEVELOPMENT, MURPHY 2131' Ground, API #33-053- #28205 - TRIANGLE USA BERGE 4-7 H, NWNW 7-163N- 275' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, CREEK, 20873', 9-5/8 inch , 05850 PETROLEUM CORPORATION, 76W, BOTTINEAU CO., 276' Divide County AMBROSE, 19038', 9-5/8 inch , 2191' Ground, API #33-025- NYGAARD 150-101-28-33-4H, FNL and 186' FWL, #27492 - MUREX PETROLEUM 2168' Ground, API #33-023- 02520 #28196 - SM ENERGY NWNE 28-150N-101W, DEVELOPMENT, RED ROCK, CORPORATION, SHAUNA 01211 COMPANY, PHYLIS 14X-12H, MCKENZIE CO., 280' FNL and 'Tight Hole', 1736' Ground, API MICHELLE 26-35H, NENW 26- #28243 - OXY USA INC., SESW 12-151N-100W, 2111' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #33-009-02374 161N-102W, DIVIDE CO., #28236 - CONTINENTAL REBSOM 4-14-23H-143-95, MCKENZIE CO., 252' FSL and PRONGHORN, 20862', 9-5/8 BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., SWSW 11-143N-95W, DUNN 1635' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, inch , 2273' Ground, API #33- #28211 - LEGACY OIL & GAS NYGAARDSVOLD 1-32H, CO., 345' FSL and 1210' FWL, POE, 'Tight Hole', 2343' 053-05859 ND, INC., LEGACY ET AL #25705 - NORTH PLAINS SWSE 32-162N-95W, DIVIDE DEVELOPMENT, MURPHY Ground, API #33-053-05851 BERGE 12-6 H, NWSW 6-163N- ENERGY, LLC, SOLBERG 160- CO., 420' FSL and 1700' FEL, CREEK, 20718', 9-5/8 inch , #28206 - TRIANGLE USA 76W, BOTTINEAU CO., 2033' 101-28-33-21-13A-1H, SWSW DEVELOPMENT, NOONAN, 2190' Ground, API #33-025- #28197 - SM ENERGY PETROLEUM CORPORATION, FSL and 300' FWL, 21-160N-101W, DIVIDE CO., 'Tight Hole', 2343' Ground, API 02521 COMPANY, LUKE 14-12H, NYGAARD 150-101-28-33-3H, DEVELOPMENT, NORTH 321 BOPD, 1470 BWPD - #33-023-01212 SESW 12-151N-100W, NWNE 28-150N-101W, SOURIS, 'Tight Hole', 1745' BAKKEN McKenzie County MCKENZIE CO., 252' FSL and MCKENZIE CO., 280' FNL and Ground, API #33-009-02375 Dunn County #28190 - OASIS PETROLEUM 1585' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 2141' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #25706 - NORTH PLAINS #28231 - MARATHON OIL NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEWIS POE, 'Tight Hole', 2341' PRONGHORN, 20756', 9-5/8 #28212 - LEGACY OIL & GAS ENERGY, LLC, SOLBERG 160- COMPANY, ELMER USA 14- FEDERAL 5300 21-31 6B , Ground, API #33-053-05852 inch , 2273' Ground, API #33- ND, INC., LEGACY ET AL 101-21-16-13B-1H, SWSW 21- 11TFH, SWSW 11-146N-95W, LOT2 31-153N-100W, 053-05860 BERGE 12-6 2H, NWSW 6- 160N-101W, DIVIDE CO., 371 DUNN CO., 451' FSL and 1170' MCKENZIE CO., 2623' FNL and #28198 - SM ENERGY 163N-76W, BOTTINEAU CO., BOPD, 901 BWPD - BAKKEN FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 251' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, COMPANY, JESSE 14X-12H, #28207 - TRIANGLE USA 1933' FSL and 300' FWL, CHIMNEY BUTTE, 'Tight Hole', BAKER, 20793', 13-3/8 inch , SESW 12-151N-100W, PETROLEUM CORPORATION, DEVELOPMENT, NORTH #26022 - NORTH PLAINS 2304' Ground, API #33-025- 2155' Ground, API #33-053- MCKENZIE CO., 252' FSL and NYGAARD 150-101-28-33-2H, SOURIS, 'Tight Hole', 1745' ENERGY, LLC, STATE 160-100- 02514 05845 1535' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, NWNE 28-150N-101W, Ground, API #33-009-02376 4-9-36-15A-1H, SESE 36-161N- POE, 'Tight Hole', 2339' MCKENZIE CO., 280' FNL and 100W, DIVIDE CO #28237 - MARATHON OIL #28191 - OASIS PETROLEUM Ground, API #33-053-05853 2171' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28215 - ENDURO COMPANY, MATTIE 14-22TFH, NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEWIS PRONGHORN, 20785', 9-5/8 OPERATING, LLC, NSCU N- #28228 - BAYTEX ENERGY NWNW 27-146N-95W, DUNN FEDERAL 5300 31-31 7T2, #28200 - SM ENERGY inch , 2273' Ground, API #33- 711-H1, NWESE 16-161N-79W, USA LTD, OVERLAND 20-17- CO., 585' FNL and 965' FWL, LOT3 31-153N-100W, COMPANY, CALVIN 2-13H, 053-05861 BOTTINEAU CO., 2400' FSL 162-98H 4MD, SWSW 20- DEVELOPMENT, CHIMNEY MCKENZIE CO., 2596' FSL and NWNE 13-151N-100W, and 2513' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 162N-98W, DIVIDE CO., 285' BUTTE, 'Tight Hole', 2320' 251' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, MCKENZIE CO., 950' FNL and #28216 - XTO ENERGY INC., NEWBURG, 'Tight Hole', 1472' FSL and 325' FWL, Ground, API #33-025-02515 BAKER, 20874', 13-3/8 inch , 1778' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, RIECKHOFF 21X-3G, LOT3 3- Ground, API #33-009-02377 DEVELOPMENT, BLOOMING #28238 - MARATHON OIL 2150' Ground, API #33-053- POE, 'Tight Hole', 2255' 151N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., PRAIRIE, 17638', 9-5/8 inch , COMPANY, HOLLINGSWORTH 05846 Ground, API #33-053-05854 325' FNL and 1790' FWL, Burke County 2167' Ground, API #33-023- 24-22TFH, NWNW 27-146N- DEVELOPMENT, NORTH #28199 - PETRO HARVESTER 01209 95W, DUNN CO., 585' FNL and #28192 - OASIS PETROLEUM #28201 - SM ENERGY TOBACCO GARDEN, 'Tight OPERATING COMPANY, LLC, 1015' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEWIS COMPANY, DALLAS 2X-13H, Hole', 2347' Ground, API #33- BUSCH 5-1H, NWNE 5-163N- #28229 - BAYTEX ENERGY CHIMNEY BUTTE, 'Tight Hole', FEDERAL 5300 31-31 8T, LOT3 NWNE 13-151N-100W, 053-05863 92W, BURKE CO., 600' FNL USA LTD, ORVILLE 29-32-162- 2319' Ground, API #33-025- 31-153N-100W, MCKENZIE MCKENZIE CO., 989' FNL and and 1380' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 98H 2XM, SWSW 20-162N- 02516 CO., 2563' FSL and 251' FWL, 1686' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28217 - XTO ENERGY INC., PORTAL, 'Tight Hole', 1953' 98W, DIVIDE CO., 285' FSL and DEVELOPMENT, BAKER, POE, 'Tight Hole', 2250' RIECKHOFF 21X-3B, LOT3 3- Ground, API #33-013-01791 300' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28239 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., 20688', 13-3/8 inch , 2142' Ground, API #33-053-05855 151N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., WHITEAKER, 18892', 9-5/8 inch DOLEZAL 145-97-20C-17-5H, Ground, API #33-053-05847 325' FNL and 1760' FWL, #28214 - 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DEVELOPMENT, NORTH 1149 BWPD - BAKKEN PAULSON 150-101-23-14-4H, Ground, API #33-061-03084 #28221 - WHITING OIL AND Williams County TOBACCO GARDEN, 'Tight #28223 - TRIANGLE USA SWSE 23-150N-101W, GAS CORPORATION, BREHM #28232 - STATOIL OIL & GAS Hole', 2346' Ground, API #33- PETROLEUM CORPORATION, MCKENZIE CO., 245' FSL and #28220 - SLAWSON 13-7H, LOT6 7-152N-92W, LP, MYRON 9-4 #3H, SWSE 9- 053-05864 PAULSON 150-101-23-14-1H, 1695' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, EXPLORATION COMPANY, MOUNTRAIL CO., 2744' FNL 155N-103W, WILLIAMS CO., SWSE 23-150N-101W, RAWSON, 21011', 9-5/8 inch , INC., STALLION 6-1-12TFH, and 376' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 350' FSL and 1380' FEL, #28218 - XTO ENERGY INC., MCKENZIE CO., 245' FSL and 2352' Ground, API #33-053- LOT1 1-151N-93W, SANISH, 17485', 9-5/8 inch , DEVELOPMENT, SQUIRES, RIECKHOFF 21X-3F, LOT3 3- 1995' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 05869 MOUNTRAIL CO., 200' FNL and 2005' Ground, API #33-061- 'Tight Hole', 2367' Ground, API 151N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., RAWSON, 20922', 9-5/8 inch , 1250' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 03086 #33-105-03510 325' FNL and 1730' FWL, 2346' Ground, API #33-053- #28227 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., BIG BEND, 'Tight Hole', 1964' DEVELOPMENT, NORTH 05866 CMNU C-205X, NESW 5-153N- Ground, API #33-061-03085 #28222 - WHITING OIL AND #28233 - STATOIL OIL & GAS TOBACCO GARDEN, 'Tight 95W, MCKENZIE CO., 1767' GAS CORPORATION, BREHM LP, MYRON 9-4 #5H, SWSE 9- Hole', 2345' Ground, API #33- #28224 - TRIANGLE USA FSL and 2157' FWL, #25985 - HESS BAKKEN 13-7TFH, LOT6 7-152N-92W, 155N-103W, WILLIAMS CO., 053-05865 PETROLEUM CORPORATION, DEVELOPMENT, CHARLSON, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- MOUNTRAIL CO., 2699' FNL 350' FSL and 1410' FEL, PAULSON 150-101-23-14-2H, 'Tight Hole', 2025' Ground, API FRANDSON- 154-93-2116H-4, and 376' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT, SQUIRES, #22638 - SM ENERGY SWSE 23-150N-101W, #33-053-058 SWSE 21-154N- 93W, SANISH, 20122', 9-5/8 inch , 'Tight Hole', 2367' Ground, API COMPANY, HATTER FEDERAL MCKENZIE CO., 245' FSL and MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN 2005' Ground, API #33-061- #33-105-03511 16-29H, SESE 29-147N-104W, 1945' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, Mountrail County 03087 MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN RAWSON, 20944', 9-5/8 inch , #28208 - SLAWSON #25010 - WPX ENERGY #28234 - STATOIL OIL & GAS 2348' Ground, API #33-053- EXPLORATION COMPANY, WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- Stark County LP, MYRON 9-4 #2TFH, SWSE #25038 - QEP ENERGY 05867 INC., ZULU 6-21TFH, SWSE 24HD, SWSE 12-150N-92W, #28213 - FIDELITY 9-155N-103W, WILLIAMS CO., COMPANY, LAWLAR 2-5-8TH, 21-152N-92W, MOUNTRAIL MOUNTRAIL CO., 1398 BOPD, EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION 350' FSL and 1440' FEL, SESW 32-150N-95W, #28225 - TRIANGLE USA CO., 325' FSL and 2150' FEL, 895 BWPD - BAKKEN COMPANY, DEBORAH 17-20H, DEVELOPMENT, SQUIRES, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN PETROLEUM CORPORATION, DEVELOPMENT, BIG BEND, NWNW 17-139N-97W, STARK 'Tight Hole', 2367' Ground, API PAULSON 150-101-23-14-3H, 'Tight Hole', 1901' Ground, API #25012 - WPX ENERGY CO., 250' FNL and 600' FWL, #33-105-03512 #26750 - SM ENERGY SWSE 23-150N-101W, #33-061-03083 WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- DEVELOPMENT, HEART RIVER, COMPANY, RICK 16X-12H, MCKENZIE CO., 245' FSL and 24HC, SWSE 12-150N-92W, 19913', 9-625 inch , 2458' #28235 - STATOIL OIL & GAS SESE 12-150N-99W, 1745' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28219 - SLAWSON MOUNTRAIL CO., 966 BOPD, Ground, API #33-089-00833 LP, MYRON 9-4 #7H, SWSE 9- MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN RAWSON, 21044', 9-5/8 inch , EXPLORATION COMPANY, 936 BWPD - BAKKEN 155N-103W, WILLIAMS CO., 2352' Ground, API #33-053- INC., SNIPER {FEDERAL} 1 #25833 - FIDELITY 350' FSL and 1470' FEL, #25416 - XTO ENERGY INC., 05868 SLH, LOT1 1-151N-93W, #25011 - WPX ENERGY EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT, SQUIRES, ROLFSRUD STATE 14X-36E, MOUNTRAIL CO., 200' FNL and WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- COMPANY, WEILER 21-16H, 'Tight Hole', 2367' Ground, API SWSW 36-153N-97W, #28226 - TRIANGLE USA 1225' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 24HZ, SESE 12-150N-92W, SWSE 21-139N- 97W, STARK #33-105-0351 MCKENZIE CO., 1564 BOPD, PETROLEUM CORPORATION, BIG BEND, 'Tight Hole', 1964' MOUNTRAIL CO. CO., BAKKEN
Burke County 'Tight Hole', 2224' Ground, API DEVELOPMENT, AMBROSE, #28145 - OASIS PETROLEUM #33-023-01204 'Tight Hole', 2241' Ground, API Divide Renville Burke Bottineau Rolette Cavalier Pembina NORTH AMERICA LLC, DELTA #33-023-01207 Towner 6093 44-15 6T, SESE 15-160N- 28186 - SAMSON 93W, BURKE CO., 789' FSL and RESOURCES COMPANY, #28189 - SAMSON Williams Ramsey Walsh 200' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, CHARGER 0706-8H, SESE 7- RESOURCES COMPANY, Mountrail Ward McHenry Pierce GROS VENTRE, 19213', 9-5/8 162N-98W, DIVIDE CO., 263' CHARGER 0706-6H, SESE 7- Benson inch , 2422' Ground, API #33- FSL and 622' FEL, 162N-98W, DIVIDE CO., 263' Grand Forks Nelson 013-01789 DEVELOPMENT, AMBROSE, FSL and 722' FEL, McKenzie McLean Eddy 'Tight Hole', 2240' Ground, API DEVELOPMENT, AMBROSE, Sheridan Wells #28146 - OASIS PETROLEUM #33-023-01205 'Tight Hole', 2241' Ground, API Foster Griggs Steele Traill Dunn Mercer NORTH AMERICA LLC, DELTA #33-023-01208 Billings 6093 14-15 9B, NENE 15-160N- #28187 - SAMSON Oliver 93W, BURKE CO., 764' FNL RESOURCES COMPANY, Dunn County Golden Burleigh Kidder Stutsman Valley Barnes Cass and 328' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, STINGRAY 1819-8H, SESE 7- #28162 - OXY USA INC., Stark Morton GROS VENTRE, 18920', 9-5/8 162N-98W, DIVIDE CO., 263' EVELYN STROH 4-20-17H-143- inch , 2436' Ground, API #33- FSL and 647' FEL, 96, SESW 20-143N-96W, DUNN Slope Hettinger Grant Logan LaMoure Ransom 013-01790 DEVELOPMENT, AMBROSE, CO., 262' FSL and 1765' FWL, Emmons Richland 'Tight Hole', 2241' Ground, API DEVELOPMENT, FAYETTE, Bowman Adams Sioux McIntosh Dickey Sargent Divide County #33-023-01206 20730', 9-5/8 inch , 2432' #28176 - AMERICAN EAGLE Ground, API #33-025-02511 ENERGY CORPORATION, #28188 - SAMSON April 14, 2014 Billings County BILLINGS CO., 1210' FNL and CASTLE STATE 16-36-164-101, RESOURCES COMPANY, #28163 - OXY USA INC., to April 18, 2014 #28160 - WHITING OIL AND 300' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, BIG SESE 36-164N-101W, DIVIDE STINGRAY 1819-6H, SESE 7- FEDERAL ALINA TORMASCHY April 18, 2014 No Reports GAS CORPORATION, BSMU STICK, 'Tight Hole', 2454' CO., 250' FSL and 825' FEL, 162N-98W, DIVIDE CO., 263' 3-29-32H-143-96, SESW 20- Done due to State Holiday 1306, NENE 13-142N-101W, Ground, API #33-007-01839 DEVELOPMENT, COLGAN, FSL and 747' FEL, 143N-96W, DUNN CO., 264'
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FSL and 1725' FWL, 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., 1250' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2250' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 381' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28158 - MARATHON OIL DEVELOPMENT, FAYETTE, 275' FNL and 1260' FWL, GRAIL, 20600', 9-5/8 inch , ELK, 21352', 9-5/8 inch , 2231' WESTBERG, 'Tight Hole', 2435' COMPANY, LONGORIA USA 21278', 9-5/8 inch , 2431' DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, 2234' Ground, API #33-053- Ground, API #33-053-05832 Ground, API #33-053-05839 21-17H, NWNE 17-150N-92W, Ground, API #33-025-02512 'Tight Hole', 2096' Ground, API 05825 MOUNTRAIL CO., 365' FNL and #33-053-05818 #28173 - TRIANGLE USA #28181 - HESS BAKKEN 2418' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28164 - OXY USA INC., #28166 - QEP ENERGY PETROLEUM CORPORATION, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- VAN HOOK, 'Tight Hole', 2051' FEDERAL ALINA TORMASCHY #28150 - XTO ENERGY INC., COMPANY, STATE 2-16-21BH, WAHLSTROM 152-102-34-27- ROLFSRUD- 152-96-1720H-5, Ground, API #33-061-03081 2-29-32H-143-96, SESW 20- DAVE 11X-16E, NWNW 16- NENE 16-150N-95W, 3H, LOT3 3-151N-102W, NENE 17-152N-96W, 143N-96W, DUNN CO., 266' 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., MCKENZIE CO., 553' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 325' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 535' FNL and #28159 - MARATHON OIL FSL and 1685' FWL, 275' FNL and 1290' FWL, 1275' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2275' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 348' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, COMPANY, WHEELER USA 21- DEVELOPMENT, FAYETTE, DEVELOPMENT, SIVERSTON, GRAIL, 20786', 9-5/8 inch , ELK, 21220', 9-5/8 inch , 2231' WESTBERG, 'Tight Hole', 2432' 17TFH, NWNE 17-150N-92W, 21251', 9-5/8 inch , 2429' 'Tight Hole', 2096' Ground, API 2234' Ground, API #33-053- Ground, API #33-053-05833 Ground, API #33-053-05840 MOUNTRAIL CO., 365' FNL and Ground, API #33-025-02513 #33-053-05819 05826 2468' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28174 - TRIANGLE USA #28182 - HESS BAKKEN VAN HOOK, 'Tight Hole', 2051' McKenzie County #28151 - HESS BAKKEN #28167 - QEP ENERGY PETROLEUM CORPORATION, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- Ground, API #33-061-03082 #28140 - HESS BAKKEN INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- COMPANY, STATE 2-16-21TH, WAHLSTROM 152-102-34-27- ROLFSRUD- 152-96-1720H-6, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- SORENSON- 149-99-1324H-5, NWNE 16-150N-95W, 2H, LOT3 3-151N-102W, NENE 17-152N-96W, Williams County SWENSON- LW-152-95-1819H- NENE 13-149N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 553' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 325' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 535' FNL and #28138 - CONTINENTAL 1, NWNW 18-152N-95W, MCKENZIE CO., 320' FNL and 1325' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2325' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 315' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, RESOURCES, INC., MCKENZIE CO., 564' FNL and 764' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, GRAIL, 21015', 9-5/8 inch , ELK, 21193', 9-5/8 inch , 2230' WESTBERG, 'Tight Hole', 2429' JEFFERSON 6-17H1, NENE 17- 1029' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, CHERRY CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 2234' Ground, API #33-053- Ground, API #33-053-05834 Ground, API #33-053-05841 153N-99W, WILLIAMS CO., HAWKEYE, 'Tight Hole', 2401' 2209' Ground, API #33-053- 05827 330' FNL and 560' FEL, Ground, API #33-053-05813 05820 #28175 - TRIANGLE USA #28183 - XTO ENERGY INC., DEVELOPMENT, CRAZY MAN #28168 - QEP ENERGY PETROLEUM CORPORATION, NELSON FEDERAL 21X-5B, CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 2311' #28141 - HESS BAKKEN #28152 - HESS BAKKEN COMPANY, STATE 3-16-21BH, WAHLSTROM 152-102-34-27- LOT3 5-152N-94W, MCKENZIE Ground, API #33-105-03505 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- NWNE 16-150N-95W, 1H, LOT3 3-151N-102W, CO., 365' FNL and 1705' FWL, SWENSON- 152-95-1819H-8, SPRING CREEK- 149-99- MCKENZIE CO., 553' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 325' FNL and DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, #28139 - CONTINENTAL NWNW 18-152N-95W, 1201H-5, NENE 13-149N-99W, 1350' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2350' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 'Tight Hole', 2150' Ground, API RESOURCES, INC., MCKENZIE CO., 564' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 320' FNL and GRAIL, 21062', 9-5/8 inch , ELK, 21140', 9-5/8 inch , 2228' #33-053-05842 JEFFERSON 7-17H, NENE 17- 1062' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 731' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2234' Ground, API #33-053- Ground, API #33-053-05835 153N-99W, WILLIAMS CO., HAWKEYE, 'Tight Hole', 2397' CHERRY CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 05828 #28184 - XTO ENERGY INC., 330' FNL and 515' FEL, Ground, API #33-053-05814 2209' Ground, API #33-053- #28177 - HESS BAKKEN NELSON FEDERAL 21X-5A, DEVELOPMENT, CRAZY MAN 05821 #28169 - EMERALD OIL, INC, D INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- LOT3 5-152N-94W, MCKENZIE CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 2315' #28142 - HESS BAKKEN ANNUNZIO 5-7-6H, NWNE 18- THELMA- 150-99-3031H-4, CO., 365' FNL and 1645' FWL, Ground, API #33-105-03506 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- #28154 - XTO ENERGY INC., 148N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., NENW 30-150N-99W, DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, SWENSON- 152-95-1819H-7, GILBERTSON 34X-26BXC, 225' FNL and 2450' FEL, MCKENZIE CO., 806' FNL and 'Tight Hole', 2150' Ground, API #28143 - HESS BAKKEN NWNW 18-152N-95W, SWSE 26-153N-95W, DEVELOPMENT, BOXCAR 1910' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #33-053-05843 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- MCKENZIE CO., 564' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 256' FSL and BUTTE, 20799', 9-5/8 inch , SOUTH TOBACCO GARDEN, MARI- 153-98-2223H-8, NWNW 1095' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 1390' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2410' Ground, API #33-053- 'Tight Hole', 2294' Ground, API #28185 - XTO ENERGY INC., 22-153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO., HAWKEYE, 'Tight Hole', 2393' CHARLSON, 'Tight Hole', 2373' 05829 #33-053-05836 NELSON FEDERAL 21X-5E, 479' FNL and 524' FWL, Ground, API #33-053-05815 Ground, API #33-053-05822 LOT3 5-152N-94W, MCKENZIE DEVELOPMENT, TRUAX, 'Tight #28170 - EMERALD OIL, INC, D #28178 - HESS BAKKEN CO., 365' FNL and 1675' FWL, Hole', 2057' Ground, API #33- #28147 - HESS BAKKEN #28155 - XTO ENERGY INC., ANNUNZIO 4-7-6H, NWNE 18- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, 105-03507 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW-R GILBERTSON 34X-26G, SWSE 148N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., ROLFSRUD- 152-96-1720H-2, 'Tight Hole', 2150' Ground, API PETERSON- 149-99-1102H-5, 26-153N-95W, MCKENZIE CO., 225' FNL and 2500' FEL, NENE 17-152N-96W, #33-053-05844 #28144 - HESS BAKKEN NWNE 14-149N-99W, 256' FSL and 1360' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, BOXCAR MCKENZIE CO., 535' FNL and INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- MCKENZIE CO., 560' FNL and DEVELOPMENT, CHARLSON, BUTTE, 20789', 9-5/8 inch , 447' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, Mountrail County MARI- 153-98-2223H-7, NWNW 2185' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 'Tight Hole', 2375' Ground, API 2409' Ground, API #33-053- WESTBERG, 'Tight Hole', 2438' #28156 - MARATHON OIL 22-153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO., CHERRY CREEK, 'Tight Hole', #33-053-05823 05830 Ground, API #33-053-05837 COMPANY, CONKLIN USA 31- 446' FNL and 522' FWL, 2185' Ground, API #33-053- 17H, NWNE 17-150N-92W, DEVELOPMENT, TRUAX, 'Tight 05816 #28161 - HESS BAKKEN #28171 - EMERALD OIL, INC, D #28179 - HESS BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., 366' FNL and Hole', 2057' Ground, API #33- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BB- ANNUNZIO 3-7-6H, NWNE 18- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- 2318' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 105-03508 #28148 - HESS BAKKEN BUDAHN A- LS-150-95-0403H- 148N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., ROLFSRUD- 152-96-1720H-3, VAN HOOK, 'Tight Hole', 2051' INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- 1, SESE 5-150N-95W, 225' FNL and 2550' FEL, NENE 17-152N-96W, Ground, API #33-061-03079 #28153 - CONTINENTAL KRAETSCH- 149-99-1423H-5, MCKENZIE CO., 890' FSL and DEVELOPMENT, BOXCAR MCKENZIE CO., 535' FNL and RESOURCES, INC., NASH 1- NWNE 14-149N-99W, 350' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, BUTTE, 20812', 9-5/8 inch , 414' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, #28157 - MARATHON OIL 22H, SESW 22-158N-100W, MCKENZIE CO., 560' FNL and BLUE BUTTES, 'Tight Hole', 2408' Ground, API #33-053- WESTBERG, 'Tight Hole', 2436' COMPANY, SNOW BIRD USA WILLIAMS CO., 320' FSL and 2126' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2336' Ground, API #33-053- 05831 Ground, API #33-053-05838 31-17TFH, NWNE 17-150N- 1980' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, CHERRY CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 05824 92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., 365' WINNER, 'Tight Hole', 2132' 2184' Ground, API #33-053- #28172 - TRIANGLE USA #28180 - HESS BAKKEN FNL and 2368' FEL, Ground, API #33-105-03509 05817 #28165 - QEP ENERGY PETROLEUM CORPORATION, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, HA- DEVELOPMENT, VAN HOOK, COMPANY, STATE 1-16-21BH, WAHLSTROM 152-102-34-27- ROLFSRUD- 152-96-1720H-4, 'Tight Hole', 2051' Ground, API #28149 - XTO ENERGY INC., NENE 16-150N-95W, 4H, LOT3 3-151N-102W, NENE 17-152N-96W, #33-061-03080 DAVE 11X-16A, NWNW 16- MCKENZIE CO., 553' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 325' FNL and MCKENZIE CO., 535' FNL and
CO., 396' FSL and 492' FWL, PRODUCTION COMPANY,
Divide Renville DEVELOPMENT, BAILEY, 'Tight WEHRUNG 150-99-14-23-5H, #28131 - QEP ENERGY Burke Bottineau Rolette Cavalier Pembina Towner Hole', 2336' Ground, API #33- SESW 11-150N-99W, COMPANY, MOBERG 2-18BH, 025-02510 MCKENZIE CO., 295' FSL and SWSE 18-149N-95W, Williams Ramsey Walsh 1945' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, MCKENZIE CO., 250' FSL and
Mountrail Ward McHenry Pierce #90310 - NORTH DAKOTA SWD SOUTH TOBACCO GARDEN, 1472' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, Benson #1, LLC, NORTH DAKOTA SWD 'Tight Hole', 2090' Ground, API GRAIL, 15854', 9-5/8 inch , Grand Forks Nelson #1, LLC 1, NESE 1-146N-96W, #33-053-05803 2375' Ground, API #33-053- McKenzie DUNN CO., 2066' FSL and 453' 05810 McLean Eddy Sheridan Wells FEL, SALT WATER DISPOSAL, #28095 - NEWFIELD Foster Griggs Steele Traill CORRAL CREEK, 'Tight Hole', PRODUCTION COMPANY, #28132 - QEP ENERGY Dunn Mercer 2436' Ground, API #33-025- WEHRUNG 150-99-14-23-4H, COMPANY, MOBERG 3-18TH, Billings Oliver 90310 SESW 11-150N-99W, SWSW 18-149N-95W, Golden Burleigh Kidder Stutsman MCKENZIE CO., 295' FSL and MCKENZIE CO., 280' FSL and Valley Barnes Cass Stark Morton McKenzie County 1990' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 352' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28087 - HESS BAKKEN SOUTH TOBACCO GARDEN, GRAIL, 16166', 9-5/8 inch , Slope Hettinger INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- 'Tight Hole', 2090' Ground, API 2460' Ground, API #33-053- Grant Logan LaMoure Ransom SORENSON- 149-99-1324H-4, #33-053-05804 05811 Emmons Richland Bowman Adams Sioux McIntosh Dickey Sargent NENE 13-149N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 320' FNL and #28100 - WPX ENERGY #28133 - QEP ENERGY 830' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, WILLISTON, LLC, LUCY EVANS COMPANY, MOBERG 4-18BH, April 7, 2014 NENE 16-141N-99W, BILLINGS 'Tight Hole', 2274' Ground, API CHERRY CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 29-32HA, NWNW 29-151N- SWSW 18-149N-95W, to April 11, 2014 CO., 355' FNL and 1236' FEL, #33-023-01200 2207' Ground, API #33-053- 94W, MCKENZIE CO., 313' FNL MCKENZIE CO., 280' FSL and DEVELOPMENT, ST. 05798 and 1127' FWL, 327' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Billings County DEMETRIUS, 20561', 9-5/8 inch #28109 - AMERICAN EAGLE DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, GRAIL, 16021', 9-5/8 inch , #28121 - EMERALD OIL, INC, , 2646' Ground, API #33-007- ENERGY CORPORATION, #28088 - HESS BAKKEN 'Tight Hole', 2201' Ground, API 2460' Ground, API #33-053- MARY SAMSONITE 1-16-21H, 01837 GARY 16-35S-164-101, SESE INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- #33-053-05805 05812 NENW 16-141N-99W, 35-164N-101W, DIVIDE CO., SPRING CREEK- 149-99- BILLINGS CO., 305' FNL and #28126 - EMERALD OIL, INC, 250' FSL and 325' FEL, 1201H-4, NENE 13-149N-99W, #28101 - WPX ENERGY Mountrail County 1361' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, MARY SAMSONITE 6-16-21H, DEVELOPMENT, COLGAN, MCKENZIE CO., 320' FNL and WILLISTON, LLC, LUCY EVANS #28096 - HESS BAKKEN ST. DEMETRIUS, 20757', 9-5/8 NENE 16-141N-99W, BILLINGS 'Tight Hole', 2272' Ground, API 797' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 29-32HW, NWNW 29-151N- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- inch , 2634' Ground, API #33- CO., 305' FNL and 1211' FEL, #33-023-01201 CHERRY CREEK, 'Tight Hole', 94W, MCKENZIE CO., 307' FNL DOBROVOLNY A- 155-94- 007-01833 DEVELOPMENT, ST. 2209' Ground, API #33-053- and 1176' FWL, 2413H-4, SWSE 24-155N-94W, DEMETRIUS, 20693', 9-5/8 inch #28116 - AMERICAN EAGLE 05799 DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, MOUNTRAIL CO., 565' FSL and #28122 - EMERALD OIL, INC, , 2648' Ground, API #33-007- ENERGY CORPORATION, 'Tight Hole', 2204' Ground, API 2421' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, MARY SAMSONITE 2-16-21H, 01838 JAMES 15-20-163-101, SWSE #28089 - WHITING OIL AND #33-053-05806 MANITOU, 'Tight Hole', 2277' NENW 16-141N-99W, 20-163N-101W, DIVIDE CO., GAS CORPORATION, MORK Ground, API #33-061-03065 BILLINGS CO., 355' FNL and Bottineau County 325' FSL and 2200' FEL, TRUST 21-17-7H, NENW 17- #28102 - WPX ENERGY 1386' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28112 - LEGACY OIL & GAS DEVELOPMENT, BIG DIPPER, 149N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., WILLISTON, LLC, LUCY EVANS #28097 - HESS BAKKEN ST. DEMETRIUS, 20537', 9-5/8 ND, INC., LEGACY BERGE 13- 'Tight Hole', 2255' Ground, API 434' FNL and 2516' FWL, 29-32HB, NWNW 29-151N- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- inch , 2633' Ground, API #33- 31H, SWSW 31-164N-76W, #33-023-01202 DEVELOPMENT, PLEASANT 94W, MCKENZIE CO., 301' FNL DOBROVOLNY A- 155-94- 007-01834 BOTTINEAU CO., 823' FSL and HILL, 20860', 9-5/8 inch , 2139' and 1226' FWL, 2413H-5, SWSE 24-155N-94W, 300' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, #28117 - AMERICAN EAGLE Ground, API #33-053-05800 DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, MOUNTRAIL CO., 565' FSL and #28123 - EMERALD OIL, INC, NORTH SOURIS, 'Tight Hole', ENERGY CORPORATION, 'Tight Hole', 2208' Ground, API 2454' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, MARY SAMSONITE 3-16-21H, 1783' Ground, API #33-009- CRESTONE STATE 3-1N-163- #28090 - WHITING OIL AND #33-053-05807 MANITOU, 'Tight Hole', 2277' NENW 16-141N-99W, 02373 102, LOT3 1-163N-102W, GAS CORPORATION, ASBECK Ground, API #33-061-03066 BILLINGS CO., 305' FNL and DIVIDE CO., 300' FNL and 21-16HU, SESW 9-150N-104W, #28103 - WPX ENERGY 1411' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, Bowman County 1750' FWL, WILDCAT, MCKENZIE CO., 410' FSL and WILLISTON, LLC, LUCY EVANS #28098 - HESS BAKKEN ST. DEMETRIUS, 20735', 9-5/8 #28128 - DENBURY ONSHORE, WILDCAT, 'Tight Hole', 2214' 1531' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, 29-32HX, NWNW 29-151N- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- inch , 2633' Ground, API #33- LLC, CHSU 31-27NH 15, NWNE Ground, API #33-023-01203 ESTES, 21085', 9-5/8 inch , 94W, MCKENZIE CO., 295' FNL DOBROVOLNY A- 155-94- 007-01835 27-131N-105W, BOWMAN CO., 1890' Ground, API #33-053- and 1276' FWL, 2413H-6, SWSE 24-155N-94W, 290' FNL and 1545' FEL, Dunn County 05801 DEVELOPMENT, ANTELOPE, MOUNTRAIL CO., 565' FSL and #28124 - EMERALD OIL, INC, DEVELOPMENT, CEDAR HILLS, #28110 - MARATHON OIL 'Tight Hole', 2208' Ground, API 2487' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, MARY SAMSONITE 4-16-21H, 'Tight Hole', 2996' Ground, API COMPANY, GOTTLIEB 11- #28091 - WHITING OIL AND #33-053-05808 MANITOU, 'Tight Hole', 2278' NENE 16-141N-99W, BILLINGS #33-011-01525 26TFH, SWSW 23-146N-94W, GAS CORPORATION, ASBECK Ground, API #33-061-03067 CO., 305' FNL and 1261' FEL, DUNN CO., 396' FSL and 542' 21-16-1H, SESW 9-150N-104W, #28130 - QEP ENERGY DEVELOPMENT, ST. Divide County FWL, DEVELOPMENT, BAILEY, MCKENZIE CO., 380' FSL and COMPANY, MOBERG 1-18BH, #28099 - HESS BAKKEN DEMETRIUS, 20819', 9-5/8 inch #28108 - AMERICAN EAGLE 'Tight Hole', 2333' Ground, API 1531' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, SWSE 18-149N-95W, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- , 2646' Ground, API #33-007- ENERGY CORPORATION, #33-025-02509 HAY CREEK, 20920', 9-5/8 inch MCKENZIE CO., 251' FSL and DOBROVOLNY A- 155-94- 01836 ARNETTE 16-35-164-101, , 1890' Ground, API #33-053- 1422' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 2413H-7, SWSE 24-155N-94W, SESE 35-164N-101W, DIVIDE #28111 - MARATHON OIL 05802 GRAIL, 16005', 9-5/8 inch , MOUNTRAIL CO., 565' FSL and #28125 - EMERALD OIL, INC, CO., 250' FSL and 425' FEL, COMPANY, SUSANA 14-23TFH, 2375' Ground, API #33-053- 2520' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, MARY SAMSONITE 5-16-21H, DEVELOPMENT, COLGAN, SWSW 23-146N-94W, DUNN #28094 - NEWFIELD 05809 MANITOU, 'Tight Hole', 2277' Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 41
Ground, API #33-061-03068 03074 #28137 - WPX ENERGY #28093 - HESS BAKKEN MARI- 153-98-2223H-4, NWNW #28119 - FIDELITY WILLISTON, LLC, EDWARD INVESTMENTS II, LLC, GN- 22-153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO., #28113 - SLAWSON EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION #28134 - WPX ENERGY FLIES AWAY 7-8-9HC, NESE EARECEN- 159-98-2734H-1, 348' FNL and 515' FWL, EXPLORATION COMPANY, COMPANY, DANAE TTT 27-22- WILLISTON, LLC, EDWARD 12-150N-92W, MOUNTRAIL NWNW 26-159N-98W, DEVELOPMENT, TRUAX, 'Tight INC., SNIPER FEDERAL 6-6- 21H, NWSW 26-154N-92W, FLIES AWAY 7-8-9HY, NESE CO., 1924' FSL and 309' FEL, WILLIAMS CO., 350' FNL and Hole', 2057' Ground, API #33- 7TFH, LOT2 6-151N-92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., 1709' FSL 12-150N-92W, MOUNTRAIL DEVELOPMENT, VAN HOOK, 415' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, BIG 105-03502 MOUNTRAIL CO., 276' FNL and and 215' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, CO., 2074' FSL and 308' FEL, 'Tight Hole', 1961' Ground, API STONE, 'Tight Hole', 2332' 1515' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, SANISH, 21235', 9-625 inch , DEVELOPMENT, VAN HOOK, #33-061-03078 Ground, API #33-105-03499 #28107 - HESS BAKKEN BIG BEND, 'Tight Hole', 1936' 2113' Ground, API #33-061- 'Tight Hole', 1960' Ground, API INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- Ground, API #33-061-03069 03072 #33-061-03075 Renville County #28104 - HESS BAKKEN MARI- 153-98-2223H-3, NWNW #28115 - ZARGON OIL (ND) INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- 22-153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO., #28114 - SLAWSON #28120 - FIDELITY #28135 - WPX ENERGY INC., ZARGON MACKOBEE MARI- 153-98-2223H-6, NWNW 315' FNL and 513' FWL, EXPLORATION COMPANY, EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION WILLISTON, LLC, EDWARD COULEE 2HZ 3-16, NENW 16- 22-153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO., DEVELOPMENT, TRUAX, 'Tight INC., SNIPER FEDERAL 7-6- COMPANY, DAKOTA TTT 27- FLIES AWAY 7-8-9HB, NESE 158N-85W, RENVILLE CO., 300' 413' FNL and 520' FWL, Hole', 2057' Ground, API #33- 7TFH, LOT2 6-151N-92W, 22-21H, NWSW 26-154N-92W, 12-150N-92W, MOUNTRAIL FNL and 1990' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, TRUAX, 'Tight 105-03503 MOUNTRAIL CO., 273' FNL and MOUNTRAIL CO., 1635' FSL CO., 2024' FSL and 308' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, MACKOBEE Hole', 2057' Ground, API #33- 1341' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, and 205' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPMENT, VAN HOOK, COULEE, 'Tight Hole', 1815' 105-03500 #28127 - OASIS PETROLEUM BIG BEND, 'Tight Hole', 1936' SANISH, 22405', 9-625 inch , 'Tight Hole', 1960' Ground, API Ground, API #33-075-01459 NORTH AMERICA LLC, Ground, API #33-061-03070 2115' Ground, API #33-061- #33-061-03076 #28105 - HESS BAKKEN MCCAULEY 5501 13-3 7T, 03073 Williams County INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- LOT2 3-155N-101W, WILLIAMS #28118 - FIDELITY #28136 - WPX ENERGY #28092 - HESS BAKKEN MARI- 153-98-2223H-5, NWNW CO., 305' FNL and 2440' FEL, EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION #28129 - WHITING OIL AND WILLISTON, LLC, EDWARD INVESTMENTS II, LLC, GN- 22-153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO., DEVELOPMENT, TYRONE, COMPANY, SAGE TTT 27-22- GAS CORPORATION, FLIES AWAY 7-8-9HZ, NESE NJOS- 159-98-2635H-1, 381' FNL and 517' FWL, 21075', 9-5/8 inch , 2069' 21H, NWSW 26-154N-92W, PENNINGTON FEDERAL 41- 12-150N-92W, MOUNTRAIL NWNW 26-159N-98W, DEVELOPMENT, TRUAX, 'Tight Ground, API #33-105-03504 MOUNTRAIL CO., 1784' FSL 4TFH, LOT1 4-152N-92W, CO., 1974' FSL and 309' FEL, WILLIAMS CO., 350' FNL and Hole', 2057' Ground, API #33- and 225' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, MOUNTRAIL CO., 450' FNL and DEVELOPMENT, VAN HOOK, 448' FWL, DEVELOPMENT, BIG 105-03501 SANISH, 20285', 9-625 inch , 800' FEL, DEVELOPMENT, 'Tight Hole', 1960' Ground, API STONE, 'Tight Hole', 2332' 2111' Ground, API #33-061- SANISH, 18969', 9-5/8 inch , #33-061-03077 Ground, API #33-105-03498 #28106 - HESS BAKKEN 03071 2238' Ground, API #33-061- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC-
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May 5, 2014 RESOURCES, INC., CECELIA TRUST 151-102-35D-26-3H, SESW 32-150N-95W, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN 5160 bwpd - BAKKEN to May 9, 2014 1-27H1, NWNE 27-161N-94W, SWSE 35-151N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., 2401 BOPD, BURKE CO., 426 BOPD, 1148 MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 1210 BWPD - BAKKEN #25647 - EOG RESOURCES, #26119 - HRC OPERATING, Bottineau County BWPD - BAKKEN INC., WAYZETTA 31-3230H, LLC, PASTERNAK TRUST 157- #26724 - CORINTHIAN #25864 - NEWFIELD #25595 - XTO ENERGY INC., SWSE 32-153N-90W, 100-19C-18-2H, LOT4 19- EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, #26246 - CONTINENTAL PRODUCTION COMPANY, LOOMER 41X-4G, LOT1 4- MOUNTRAIL CO., 110 bopd, 0 157N-100W, WILLIAMS CO., CORINTHIAN LOCHNER 16-33 RESOURCES, INC., BILDT 1- HOLM 150-98-5-8-3H, LOT4 5- 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., bwpd - BAKKEN 901 bopd, 4729 bwpd – 3-H, SESE 33-164N-77W, 25H1, NWNE 25-161N-94W, 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., 1967 BOPD, 1540 BWPD - BAKKEN BOTTINEAU CO., 74 bopd, 68 BURKE CO. 1425 bopd, 1745 bwpd - BAKKEN #26028 - EOG RESOURCES, bwpd - SPEARFISH BAKKEN INC., WAYZETTA 41-2117H, #26118 - HRC OPERATING, Divide County #25592 - XTO ENERGY INC., SESW 21-153N-90W, LLC, GREV 157-100-30B-31- #26343 - CORINTHIAN #26592 - SM ENERGY #26039 - WHITING OIL AND LOOMER 41X-4D, LOT1 4- MOUNTRAIL CO., 1142 bopd, 2H, LOT4 19-157N-100W, EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, COMPANY, PAUL 3-4HS, LOT3 GAS CORPORATION, 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 945 bwpd – BAKKEN WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN CORINTHIAN GRAVSETH 8-36 4-161N-100W, DIVIDE CO., JOHNSON 31-4-2H, LOT2 4- 2348 BOPD, 2440 BWPD - 1-H, SENE 36-164N-79W, BAKKEN 149N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN #26345 - STATOIL OIL & GAS #26509 - HESS BAKKEN BOTTINEAU CO. 3002 bopd, 2231 bwpd – LP, CVANCARA 20-17 #6TFH, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, TI- #26752 - SM ENERGY BAKKEN #25594 - XTO ENERGY INC., SWSW 20-155N-92W, BLIKRE- 158-95-1324H-2, #26762 - CORINTHIAN COMPANY, MARVIN 14-34HS, LOOMER 41X-4C, LOT1 4- MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN2 NENW 13-158N-95W, EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, SESW 34-162N-100W, DIVIDE #26205 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., WILLIAMS CO., 595 bopd, 752 CORINTHIAN BOWERS 9-3 1- CO., 337 bopd, 745 bwpd – SHERVEN TRUST 153-95-27B- 2285 BOPD, 2425 BWPD - #26444 - CONTINENTAL bwpd – BAKKEN H, NESE 3-163N-77W, BAKKEN 3H, NENE 28-153N-95W, BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., VACHAL 5- BOTTINEAU CO. MCKENZIE CO., 1514 bopd, 27H1, SWSE 22-154N-94W, #25150 - CONTINENTAL #26260 - HUNT OIL COMPANY, 3814 bwpd - BAKKEN #25882 - WHITING OIL AND MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., JEROL 2- #26941 - CORINTHIAN BURG 161-99-19-18H-1, SWSE GAS CORPORATION, MILLER 27H, NENE 27-159N-95W, EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, 19-161N-99W, DIVIDE CO., 196 #25040 - QEP ENERGY 34-8-4H, SWSE 8-150N-104W, #26434 - WHITING OIL AND WILLIAMS CO. CORINTHIAN SKARPHOL 16- bopd, 1658 bwpd - BAKKEN COMPANY, LAWLAR 3-5-8TH, MCKENZIE CO., 969 bopd, GAS CORPORATION, 29 1-H, SESE 29-164N-77W, SESW 32-150N-95W, 1038 bwpd - BAKKEN LITTLEFIELD 41-12-2XH, NENE #25476 - CONTINENTAL BOTTINEAU CO. Dunn County MCKENZIE CO. 12-153N-91W, MOUNTRAIL RESOURCES, INC., #26438 - BURLINGTON #25883 - WHITING OIL AND CO., 412 BOPD, 51 BWPD – JOSEPHINE 3-17H, NWNE 20- #27511 - CORINTHIAN RESOURCES OIL & GAS #26129 - OASIS PETROLEUM GAS CORPORATION, BAKKEN 159N-95W, WILLIAMS CO. EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, COMPANY LP, CCU WILLIAM NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEFTY LANGWALD 31-17-4H, SWSE CORINTHIAN 2- BACKMAN 12- 44-20MBH, SWSW 21-147N- 5200 14-30 #3B, NENE 30- 8-150N-104W, MCKENZIE CO., #26274 - FIDELITY April 28, 2014 34 1-M, NWSW 34-164N-77W, 95W, DUNN CO. 152N-100W, MCKENZIE CO. 790 bopd, 1417 bwpd - EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION to May 2, 2014 BOTTINEAU CO. BAKKEN COMPANY, DYLAN 22-15H, #24653 - OXY USA INC., #26930 - OASIS PETROLEUM SESW 22-155N-91W, Billings County Bowman County HENRY KOVASH 4-7-6H-142- NORTH AMERICA LLC, #26722 - TRIANGLE USA MOUNTRAIL CO. #26128 - CONTINENTAL #27053 - DENBURY ONSHORE, 95, SESW 7-142N-95W, DUNN MONSON 18-19H, LOT1 18- PETROLEUM CORPORATION, RESOURCES, INC., PERCH 1- LLC, CHSU 14B-26NH 15, CO., 600 bopd, 3196 bwpd - 150N-102W, MCKENZIE CO. STATE 152-102-36-25-6H, #27832 - CONTINENTAL 30H1, NWNE 30-141N-99W, SWSW 26-131N-105W, BAKKEN SESW 36-152N-102W, RESOURCES, INC., JERSEY BILLINGS CO., 413 BOPD, 768 BOWMAN CO. #27019 - WHITING OIL AND MCKENZIE CO., 640 BOPD, 29-6H, SENE 6-153N-93W, BWPD - BAKKEN #26015 - MARATHON OIL GAS CORPORATION, 793 BWPD - BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO. Burke County COMPANY, REBECCA 31-26H, GAJEWSKI 31-18-2H, NWNE #26795 - CONTINENTAL #26383 - OASIS PETROLEUM SWSE 23-146N-95W, DUNN 18-151N-101W, MCKENZIE CO. #25863 - NEWFIELD #25294 - HESS BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., SNIDER 1- NORTH AMERICA LLC, DELIA CO., 2438 BOPD, 1501 BWPD - PRODUCTION COMPANY, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- 21H1, SWSE 21-141N-98W, 5992 14-30H, NENE 30-159N- BAKKEN #25040 - QEP ENERGY HOLM 150-98-5-8-10H, LOT4 WEYRAUCH 154-93-1918H-8, BILLINGS CO. 92W, BURKE CO. COMPANY, LAWLAR 3-5-8TH, 5-150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., SWSE 19-154N-93W, #26067 - WHITING OIL AND SESW 32-150N-95W, 637 bopd, 746 bwpd - BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN #27150 - CONTINENTAL #26585 - OASIS PETROLEUM GAS CORPORATION, OUKROP MCKENZIE CO., 2981 bopd, RESOURCES, INC., BURESH 1- NORTH AMERICA LLC, DALE 24-34PH, SWSE 34-141N-97W, 2298 bwpd - BAKKEN #26471 - NEWFIELD #26107 - SLAWSON 3H1, LOT3 3-141N-98W, VAN BERKOM 5992 14-30 3B, DUNN CO. PRODUCTION COMPANY, EXPLORATION COMPANY, BILLINGS CO. NENE 30-159N-92W, BURKE #26410 - OASIS PETROLEUM WISNESS STATE 152-96-21-16- INC., RUM RUNNER 1-16-9H, CO. #26068 - WHITING OIL AND NORTH AMERICA LLC, 11H, SWSE 21-152N-96W, SWSW 16-158N-94W, Burke County GAS CORPORATION, OUKROP PRAIRIE USA 1-12H, SWSE 36- MCKENZIE CO., 1048 bopd, 81 MOUNTRAIL CO., 404 bopd, #25722 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., #26587 - OASIS PETROLEUM 44-34PH, SWSE 34-141N-97W, 151N-103W, MCKENZIE CO., bwpd – BAKKEN 860 bwpd - BAKKEN MM WOLD 160-94-31A-6-7H, NORTH AMERICA LLC, DELIA DUNN CO. BAKKEN NENE 31-160N-94W, BURKE 5992 14-30 2T, NENE 30-159N- Mountrail County #26537 - SINCLAIR OIL AND CO., BAKKEN 92W, BURKE CO. McKenzie County #26469 - NEWFIELD #25023 - SINCLAIR OIL AND GAS COMPANY, MARTENS 5- #23023 - WHITING OIL AND PRODUCTION COMPANY, GAS COMPANY, MARTENS 4- 5XH, LOT2 5-154N-92W, #26379 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., #26589 - OASIS PETROLEUM GAS CORPORATION, PESEK WISNESS STATE 152-96-21-16- 4TFH, SESE 4-154N-92W, MOUNTRAIL CO. MM WOLD 159-94-6D-31-5H, NORTH AMERICA LLC, DALE TRUST 151-102-35D-26-4H, 10H, SWSE 21-152N-96W, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN SESE 6-159N-94W, BURKE VAN BERKOM 5992 14-30 2T, SWSE 35-151N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., 752 bopd, 766 Williams County CO., 765 bopd, 3134 bwpd - NENE 30-159N-92W, BURKE MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN bwpd - BAKKEN #25295 - HESS BAKKEN #26116 - HRC OPERATING, BAKKEN CO. INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- LLC, GREV 157-100-30B-31- #23024 - WHITING OIL AND #25038 - QEP ENERGY WEYRAUCH 154-93-1918H-7, 3H, SESW 19-157N-100W, #25741 - OASIS PETROLEUM #26638 - CONTINENTAL GAS CORPORATION, PESEK COMPANY, LAWLAR 2-5-8TH, SWSE 19-154N-93W, WILLIAMS CO., 1785 bopd, NORTH AMERICA LLC, Page 44 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
BENNETT 6093 12-26T, NENW #23844 - OXY USA INC., NELS INC., MACCOUGAR 5-30- 99W, SLOPE CO., 88 BOPD, COMPANY, MARVIN 14-34HS, SENE 5-150N-95W, MCKENZIE 26-160N-93W, BURKE CO., WOLD 1-36-25H-141-97, 19TFH, SWSE 30-152N-92W, 153 BWPD - TYLER SESW 34-162N-100W, DIVIDE CO., 1415 BOPD, 168 BWPD - 618 bopd, 1922 bwpd - SWSW 36-141N-97W, DUNN MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN CO. BAKKEN BAKKEN CO., 497 BOPD, 2349 BWPD - Stark County BAKKEN #23890 - SLAWSON #25591 - WHITING OIL AND #27057 - HUNT OIL COMPANY, #25526 - HRC OPERATING, #26979 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., EXPLORATION COMPANY, GAS CORPORATION, SIOUX TRAIL 160-101-36-25H- LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-94- MM WOLD 160-94-31A-6-1HS, Golden Valley County INC., MACCOUGAR 2-30-19H, KOSTELECKY 11-28PH, SESW 1, SWSE 36-160N-101W, 11B-14-7H, SESW 2-152N- NENE 31-160N-94W, BURKE #26443 - WHITING OIL AND SWSE 30-152N-92W, 21-140N-97W, STARK CO., 660 DIVIDE CO. 94W, MCKENZIE CO., 2000 CO. GAS CORPORATION, ELLISON MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN bopd, 1507 bwpd - BAKKEN BOPD, 2205 BWPD - SANISH CREEK FEDERAL 21-1PH, #27492 - MUREX PETROLEUM #25722 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., LOT3 1-143N-103W, GOLDEN #25986 - HESS BAKKEN #25590 - WHITING OIL AND CORPORATION, SHAUNA #26170 - BURLINGTON MM WOLD 160-94-31A-6-7H, VALLEY CO., INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- GAS CORPORATION, MICHELLE 26-35H, NENW 26- RESOURCES OIL & GAS NENE 31-160N-94W, BURKE FRANDSON- 154-93-2116H-5, KOSTELECKY 41-28PH, SESW 161N-102W, DIVIDE CO., COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE CO., 657 BOPD, 2516 BWPD - McKenzie County SWSE 21-154N- 93W, 21-140N-97W, STARK CO., 779 BAKKEN 41-14MBH, NENE 14-152N- BAKKEN #26572 - HESS BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN bopd, 1282 bwpd - BAKKEN 95W, MCKENZIE CO., 2520 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- #25705 - NORTH PLAINS BOPD, 101 BWPD - BAKKEN #26977 - CONTINENTAL SHARON- 150-100-2536H-4, #26655 - STATOIL OIL & GAS #25834 - FIDELITY ENERGY, LLC, SOLBERG 160- RESOURCES, INC., ELLISON NWNE 25-150N- 100W, LP, ROSS-ALGER 6-7 6H, LOT4 EXPLORATION & 101-28-33-21-13A-1H, SWSW #25870 - QEP ENERGY 1-21AH1, SESW 21-161N-94W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 31-156N-92W, MOUNTRAIL PRODUCTION COMPANY, 21-160N-101W, DIVIDE CO., COMPANY, POGO 2-28-33BH, BURKE CO. CO., BAKKEN DACKER 21-16H, SWSE 21- 321 BOPD, 1470 BWPD - NENE 28-150N-95W, #26214 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., 139N-97W, STARK CO., BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO. #27467 - OASIS PETROLEUM USA 153-95-22C-15-3H, SESW #26656 - STATOIL OIL & GAS NORTH AMERICA LLC, SHAW 22-153N-95W, MCKENZIE CO., LP, ROSS-ALGER 6-7 7TFH, Williams County #25706 - NORTH PLAINS #25871 - QEP ENERGY 6092 11-23 2T, NWNW 23- 2122 bopd, 2912 bwpd - LOT4 31-156N-92W, #26690 - CONTINENTAL ENERGY, LLC, SOLBERG 160- COMPANY, POGO 1-28-33BH, 160N-92W, BURKE CO., BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., 101-21-16-13B-1H, SWSW 21- NENE 28-150N-95W, SCHROEDER 4-34H, LOT4 3- 160N-101W, DIVIDE CO., 371 MCKENZIE CO. Divide County #22577 - STATOIL OIL & GAS #90218 - MARATHON OIL 159N-95W, WILLIAMS CO., BOPD, 901 BWPD - BAKKEN #26571 - AMERICAN EAGLE LP, GUNDERSON 15-22 4TFH, COMPANY, SIKES SWD 1, BAKKEN #26545 - NEWFIELD ENERGY CORPORATION, NWNW 15-152N-98W, NESE 34-154N-91W, #26022 - NORTH PLAINS PRODUCTION COMPANY, TAYLOR 16-1E-163-102, SESE MCKENZIE CO., 3129 BOPD, MOUNTRAIL CO., DAKOTA #26689 - CONTINENTAL ENERGY, LLC, STATE 160-100- SKAAR 150-99-15-22-2H, 1-163N-102W, DIVIDE CO., 5117 BWPD - BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., 4-9-36-15A-1H, SESE 36- NWNW 15-150N-99W, BAKKEN #26461 - MARATHON OIL SCHROEDER 3-34H1, LOT4 3- 161N-100W, DIVIDE CO. MCKENZIE CO. #25417 - XTO ENERGY INC., COMPANY, SKOLD 34-35TFH, 159N-95W, WILLIAMS CO., #26259 - HUNT OIL COMPANY, ROLFSRUD STATE 14X-36F, LOT3 2-150N-93W, BAKKEN #25832 - AMERICAN EAGLE #26546 - NEWFIELD ALEXANDRIA 161-100-23-14H- SWSW 36-153N-97W, MOUNTRAIL CO. ENERGY CORPORATION, PRODUCTION COMPANY, 1, NENW 26-161N-100W, MCKENZIE CO., 3001 BOPD, #26116 - HRC OPERATING, BLACKWATCH 2-2N-163-101, SKAAR 150-99-15-22-3H, DIVIDE CO., 63 bopd, 1021 994 BWPD - BAKKEN #25639 - OASIS PETROLEUM LLC, GREV 157-100-30B-31- LOT2 2-163N-101W, DIVIDE NWNW 15-150N-99W, bwpd - BAKKEN NORTH AMERICA LLC, 3H, SESW 19-157N-100W, CO., BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO. #25836 - XTO ENERGY INC., FEATHERTOP 5493 43-23B, WILLIAMS CO. #25877 - SAMSON DUKE 34X-31B, SWSE 31- SWSE 23-154N-93W, #25935 - MUREX PETROLEUM #26928 - BURLINGTON RESOURCES COMPANY, BEL 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., MOUNTRAIL CO., 2362 bopd, #26119 - HRC OPERATING, CORPORATION, CAMILLE RESOURCES OIL & GAS AIR 2314-7H, NENE 26-163N- 2595 BOPD, 1502 BWPD - 6009 bwpd - BAKKEN LLC, PASTERNAK TRUST 157- HELEN 33-28H, SWSE 33- COMPANY LP, CRATERLANDS 99W, DIVIDE CO BAKKEN 100-19C-18-2H, LOT4 19- 162N-101W, DIVIDE CO., 201 11-14TFH-R, NWNW 14-152N- #25839 - EOG RESOURCES, 157N-100W, WILLIAMS CO. bopd, 943 bwpd - BAKKEN 95W, MCKENZIE CO. #26050 - SAMSON #26672 - HESS BAKKEN INC., AUSTIN 131-0631H, RESOURCES COMPANY, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BW- SESE 6-154N-90W, #26688 - CONTINENTAL Dunn County #25379 - XTO ENERGY INC., ALMOS FARMS 0112-5TFH, SHARON- 2560-150-100-2536- MOUNTRAIL CO., 942 bopd, RESOURCES, INC., #18120 - BURLINGTON LOOMER 41X-3C, LOT1 3- LOT3 1-162N-99W, DIVIDE 3031H-1, NWNE 691 bwpd - BAKKEN SCHROEDER 2-34H, LOT4 3- RESOURCES OIL & GAS 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., CO., 72 BOPD, 432 BWPD - 25-150N-100W, MCKENZIE 159N-95W, WILLIAMS CO., COMPANY LP, CCU BAKKEN BAKKEN CO., BAKKEN #25840 - EOG RESOURCES, BAKKEN MAINSTREETER 14-24TFH, INC., AUSTIN 34-0631H, SESE SWSW 24-147N-95W, DUNN #25869 - QEP ENERGY #25879 - SAMSON #27018 - WHITING OIL AND 6-154N-90W, MOUNTRAIL CO., #25601 - KODIAK OIL & GAS CO., 2966 bopd, 681 bwpd - COMPANY, POGO 2-28-33TH, RESOURCES COMPANY, GAS CORPORATION, 916 bopd, 872 bwpd - BAKKEN (USA) INC., P SCANLAN 153- BAKKEN NENE 28-150N-95W, COMET 2635-7H, NENE 26- GAJEWSKI 31-18H, NWNE 18- 98-16-9-11-16H3, SESE 9- MCKENZIE CO. 163N-99W, DIVIDE CO., 151N-101W, MCKENZIE CO., #26604 - SLAWSON 153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO. #20257 - KODIAK OIL & GAS BAKKEN EXPLORATION COMPANY, (USA) INC., TWO SHIELDS #26319 - QEP ENERGY #27019 - WHITING OIL AND INC., MACCOUGAR 3-30-19H, #24909 - OASIS PETROLEUM BUTTE 3-24-12-3H3, NENW COMPANY, POGO 28-33-27- #26247 - SM ENERGY GAS CORPORATION, SWSE 30-152N-92W, NORTH AMERICA LLC, KALEB 24-149N-93W, DUNN CO., 34LL, NENE 28-150N-95W, COMPANY, ORLYNNE 2-3H, GAJEWSKI 31-18-2H, NWNE MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN 5501 12-1B, LOT3 1-155N- BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO. LOT 2 3-162N-100W, DIVIDE 18-151N-101W, MCKENZIE 101W, WILLIAMS CO., CO., BAKKEN CO., #24983 - STATOIL OIL & GAS #25822 - BURLINGTON #26539 - WHITING OIL AND LP, JACK CVANCARA 19-18 #25764 - OASIS PETROLEUM RESOURCES OIL & GAS GAS CORPORATION, #26574 - AMERICAN EAGLE #27113 - OASIS PETROLEUM 5TFH, SESW 19-155N-92W, NORTH AMERICA LLC, COMPANY LP, CCU BRATCHER 14-36-2H, SWSW ENERGY CORPORATION, NORTH AMERICA LLC, HAGEN MOUNTRAIL CO., 2238 BOPD, HANNAH KAYDENCE 5501 12- COLUMBIAN 24-36TFH, SESW 36-149N-100W, MCKENZIE TANGEDAL 13-31-164-101, BANKS 5298 #42-31 3T, SESW 5259 BWPD - BAKKEN 1T, LOT3 1-155N-101W, 36-147N-94W, DUNN CO., CO. LOT4 31-164N-101W, DIVIDE 31-152N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., WILLIAMS CO., 1403 bopd, 208 bwpd - CO. #25987 - HESS BAKKEN BAKKEN #26540 - WHITING OIL AND #26001 - OASIS PETROLEUM INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- #27245 - OASIS PETROLEUM GAS CORPORATION, Dunn County NORTH AMERICA LLC, FRANDSON- 154-93-2116H-6, NORTH AMERICA LLC, TUFTO #26679 - BURLINGTON BRATCHER 14-36H, SWSW 36- #26289 - MARATHON OIL KELTER 7-6HTF2, NWSE 7- SWSE 21-154N-93W, 5501 11-13 3T, NWNW 13- RESOURCES OIL & GAS 149N-100W, MCKENZIE CO. COMPANY, ADAM ELL 44-33H, 152N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN 155N-101W, WILLIAMS CO., COMPANY LP, CCU BURNER SWSE 33-145N-96W, DUNN 992 bopd, 3554 bwpd - 41-26TFH, NENE 26-147N- #26654 - WHITING OIL AND CO., 1976 bopd, 2810 bwpd - BAKKEN #27219 - OASIS PETROLEUM #27246 - OASIS PETROLEUM 95W, DUNN CO. GAS CORPORATION, BAKKEN NORTH AMERICA LLC, NORTH AMERICA LLC, TUFTO THURLOW - WILLIAMS 11-18- #26600 - BURLINGTON MALLARD 5692 31-22 5T, 5501 11-13 2B, NWNW 13- #25821 - BURLINGTON 2H, LOT1 18-151N- 101W, #23844 - OXY USA INC., NELS RESOURCES OIL & GAS NWSW 22-156N-92W, 155N-101W, WILLIAMS CO., RESOURCES OIL & GAS MCKENZIE CO. WOLD 1-36-25H-141-97, COMPANY LP, SEQUOIA 24- MOUNTRAIL CO., COMPANY LP, CCU SWSW 36-141N-97W, DUNN 9TFH, SESW 9-152N-95W, #27250 - OASIS PETROLEUM COLUMBIAN 14-36TFH, SWSW #26760 - WHITING OIL AND CO., MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN #27220 - OASIS PETROLEUM NORTH AMERICA LLC, TUFTO 36-147N-94W, DUNN CO., GAS CORPORATION, NORTH AMERICA LLC, 5501 13-13 4T, NWNE 13- 2164 bopd, 236 bwpd - THURLOW WILLIAMS 11-18H, #26893 - OXY USA INC., LEISS #26637 - HUNT OIL COMPANY, MALLARD 5692 31-22 6B, 155N-101W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN LOT1 18-151N- 101W, 4-26-23H-143-96, SESE 26- BEAR BUTTE 1-12-1H, NENW NWSW 22-156N-92W, MCKENZIE CO. 143N-96W, DUNN CO., 607 13-148N-101W, MCKENZIE MOUNTRAIL CO., #27251 - OASIS PETROLEUM #26437 - BURLINGTON BOPD, 3021 BWPD - BAKKEN CO., 354 bopd, 468 bwpd - NORTH AMERICA LLC, TUFTO RESOURCES OIL & GAS #22638 - SM ENERGY BAKKEN #27221 - OASIS PETROLEUM 5501 13-13 6T, NWNE 13- COMPANY LP, CCU CORRAL COMPANY, HATTER FEDERAL #26894 - OXY USA INC., NORTH AMERICA LLC, 155N-101W, WILLIAMS CO., CREEK 11-28TFH, SWSW 21- 16-29H, SESE 29-147N-104W, ROBERT SADOWSKY 2-35-2H- #27715 - BURLINGTON MALLARD 5692 31-22 12T2, 147N-95W, DUNN CO. MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 143-96, SESE 26-143N-96W, RESOURCES OIL & GAS NWSW 22-156N-92W, #26691 - CONTINENTAL DUNN CO., 424 BOPD, 3061 COMPANY LP, SIVERTSON MOUNTRAIL CO., RESOURCES, INC., MARLENE #26680 - BURLINGTON #25038 - QEP ENERGY BWPD - BAKKEN RUSH 14-10MBH ULW, SWSW 4-3H1, LOT4 3-159N-95W, RESOURCES OIL & GAS COMPANY, LAWLAR 2-5-8TH, 10-151N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., #27600 - OASIS PETROLEUM WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN COMPANY LP, CCU BURNER SESW 32-150N-95W, #26145 - WPX ENERGY BAKKEN NORTH AMERICA LLC, OASIS 41-26MBH, NENE 26- 147N- MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN WILLISTON, LLC, ALFRED OLD MEIERS 5692 43-18 6T, SWSE April 21, 2014 95W, DUNN CO. DOG 19-18HB, NENW 30- #27716 - BURLINGTON 18-156N-92W, MOUNTRAIL to April 25, 2014 #26750 - SM ENERGY 150N-93W, DUNN CO. RESOURCES OIL & GAS CO., Golden Valley County COMPANY, RICK 16X-12H, COMPANY LP, BULLRUSH 14- Bottineau County #25669 - WHITING OIL AND SESE 12-150N-99W, #26146 - WPX ENERGY 10TFH, SWSW 10-151N-97W, #26346 - STATOIL OIL & GAS #27212 - LEGACY OIL & GAS GAS CORPORATION, MAUS MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN WILLISTON, LLC, ALFRED OLD MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN LP, CVANCARA 20-17 #7H, ND, INC., LEGACY ET AL 41-21H, NENE 21-141N-104W, DOG 19-18HY, NENW 30- SWSW 20-155N-92W, BERNSTEIN BARBOT 13-8 2H, GOLDEN VALLEY CO., 60 #25416 - XTO ENERGY INC., 150N-93W, DUNN CO. #22707 - HRC OPERATING, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN SWSW 8-163N-76W, bopd, 257 bwpd - RED RIVER ROLFSRUD STATE 14X-36E, LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 151-94- BOTTINEAU CO. SWSW 36-153N-97W, #26147 - WPX ENERGY 26B-35-3H, NWNW 26-151N- #26463 - MARATHON OIL McKenzie County MCKENZIE CO., 1564 BOPD, WILLISTON, LLC, ALFRED OLD 94W, MCKENZIE CO., SANISH COMPANY, REED 24-35TFH, #26336 - CORINTHIAN #22995 - ABRAXAS 1149 BWPD - BAKKEN DOG 19-18HC, NENW 30- LOT3 2-150N-93W, EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, PETROLEUM CORP., JORE 150N-93W, DUNN CO. #22708 - HRC OPERATING, MOUNTRAIL CO., 1169 BOPD, CORINTHIAN DERR 8-9 1-H, FEDERAL 2-11-1H, LOT2 2- #25525 - HRC OPERATING, LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 151-94- 955 BWPD - BAKKEN SENE 9-163N-77W, 149N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-94- #26439 - BURLINGTON 26B-35-2H, NWNW 26-151N- BOTTINEAU CO., 10 bopd, 257 BAKKEN 11B-14-6H, SESW 2-152N- RESOURCES OIL & GAS 94W, MCKENZIE CO., SANISH #26178 - OASIS PETROLEUM bwpd - SPEARFISH 94W, MCKENZIE CO., 2510 COMPANY LP, CCU FOUR NORTH AMERICA LLC, #23256 - SM ENERGY BOPD, 2568 BWPD - SANISH ACES 14-21TFH, SWSW 21- #26124 - OASIS PETROLEUM SATSUMA 5693 44-35B, SESE Burke County COMPANY, ARNOLD 16X-12H, 147N-95W, DUNN CO. NORTH AMERICA LLC, LEFTY 35-156N-93W, MOUNTRAIL #25995 - CORNERSTONE SESE 12-150N-99W, #25524 - HRC OPERATING, 5200 14-30 #2T, NENE 30- CO. NATURAL RESOURCES LLC, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-94- #26726 - MARATHON OIL 152N-100W, MCKENZIE CO. ANDERSON B-2413-6191, 11B-14-5H, SESW 2-152N- COMPANY, EDWARDS 44- Renville County SESW 24-161N- 91W, BURKE #25378 - XTO ENERGY INC., 94W, MCKENZIE CO., 2584 34TFH, SWSW 35-146N-95W, #26130 - OASIS PETROLEUM #26622 - ENDURO CO., BAKKEN LOOMER 41X-3F, LOT1 3- BOPD, 2405 BWPD - SANISH DUNN CO., BAKKEN NORTH AMERICA LLC, OPERATING, LLC, MRPSU 30- 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., HYSTED 5200 14-30 #2B, 11, NWNW 30-162N-85W, #26257 - CONTINENTAL BAKKEN #25593 - XTO ENERGY INC., #25403 - QEP ENERGY NENE 30-152N-100W, RENVILLE CO., MADISON RESOURCES, INC., ELLISON LOOMER 41X-4H, LOT1 4- COMPANY, MHA 4-10-11H- MCKENZIE CO. 1-21H1, SESW 21-161N-94W, #24408 - HESS BAKKEN 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 149-91, SWNW 10-149N-91W, Slope County BURKE CO., BAKKEN INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BB- 1342 BOPD, 2810 BWPD - DUNN CO., 1004 bopd, 1871 Mountrail County #26794 - MARATHON OIL BUDAHN 150-95-0506H-4, BAKKEN bwpd - BAKKEN #25321 - WPX ENERGY COMPANY, RUNDLE TRUST #26258 - CONTINENTAL SENE 5-150N-95W, MCKENZIE WILLISTON, LLC, VAN HOOK 21-29TH, NWNW 29-136N- RESOURCES, INC., ONEIL 1- CO., 1335 BOPD, 134 BWPD - #25827 - CONTINENTAL #27155 - MARATHON OIL R/S 4HC, SESE 4-150N-92W, 99W, SLOPE CO., TYLER 28H1, SESW 21-161N-94W, BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., AKRON 5- COMPANY, LUCILLE USA 14- MOUNTRAIL CO., BURKE CO., BAKKEN 34H1, SESW 34-152N-99W, 10H, NWNE 16-146N-92W, #26794 - MARATHON OIL #24407 - HESS BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., 970 BOPD, DUNN CO. #23889 - SLAWSON COMPANY, RUNDLE TRUST Divide County INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BB- 670 BWPD - BAKKEN EXPLORATION COMPANY, 21-29TH, NWNW 29-136N- #26752 - SM ENERGY BUDAHN 150-95-0506H-5, Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 45
#25826 - CONTINENTAL Stark County RESOURCES, INC., AKRON 6- #24989 - FIDELITY 34H1, SESW 34-152N-99W, EXPLORATION & MCKENZIE CO., 1142 BOPD, PRODUCTION COMPANY, 595 BWPD - BAKKEN ALLAN 14-23H, NWNE 14- 140N-97W, STARK CO., #23456 - HESS BAKKEN BAKKEN INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BB- BUDAHN-150-95- 0506H-2, #24990 - FIDELITY SENE 5-150N-95W, MCKENZIE EXPLORATION & CO., 1476 BOPD, 200 BWPD - PRODUCTION COMPANY, BAKKEN DOLORIS 14-23H, NWNE 14- 140N-97W, STARK CO., 1117 #25380 - XTO ENERGY INC., bopd, 1135 bwpd - BAKKEN LOOMER 41X-3G, LOT1 3- 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., #20789 - WHITING OIL AND BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, KADRMAS FEDERAL 34-10PH, #26598 - BURLINGTON SWSE 10-139N- 99W, STARK RESOURCES OIL & GAS CO. COMPANY LP, SEQUOIA 14- 9TFH, SWSW 9-152N-95W, #24871 - WHITING OIL AND MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, KADRMAS FEDERAL 44-10PH, #23257 - SM ENERGY SWSE 10-139N- 99W, STARK COMPANY, DOROTHY 16-12H, CO. SESE 12-150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN #24872 - WHITING OIL AND GAS CORPORATION, #25018 - WHITING OIL AND KADRMAS FEDERAL 14-10PH, GAS CORPORATION, WRIGHT SWSE 10-139N- 99W, STARK FEDERAL 21-5H, LOT3 5- CO. 148N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 1433 bopd, 5202 bwpd - #26418 - FIDELITY BAKKEN EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION COMPANY, BEN #25019 - WHITING OIL AND 19-20H, LOT2 19-140N-97W, GAS CORPORATION, WRIGHT STARK CO. FEDERAL 21-5-2H, LOT3 5- 148N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., #26447 - FIDELITY 1680 bopd, 4281 bwpd - EXPLORATION & BAKKEN PRODUCTION COMPANY, MARY P 19-20H, LOT2 19- #25039 - QEP ENERGY 140N- 97W, STARK CO. COMPANY, LAWLAR 3-5-8BH, ENERGY DIVISION SESW 32-150N-95W, #25833 - FIDELITY MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION COMPANY, #26599 - BURLINGTON WEILER 21-16H, SWSE 21- RESOURCES OIL & GAS 139N- 97W, STARK CO., COMPANY LP, SEQUOIA 14- BAKKEN North America’s Largest Producer of 9MBH, SESW 9-152N-95W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN Williams County #24811 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., Northern White Fracturing Sands Mountrail County STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA #25010 - WPX ENERGY 154-99-16B-2H, SWSW 9- WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- 154N-99W, WILLIAMS CO., 810 24HD, SWSE 12-150N-92W, bopd, 106 bwpd – BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN #25899 - HESS BAKKEN • Frac Sands and Resin Coated Sands for Productive #26462 - MARATHON OIL INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- COMPANY, MYERS 24-35H, BENNIE 157-99-2017H-1, and Sustainable Hydrocarbon Recovery LOT3 2-150N-93W, SESW 20-157N-99W, MOUNTRAIL CO., 2224 bopd, WILLIAMS CO., 715 bopd, 776 1825 bwpd - BAKKEN bwpd - BAKKEN • 15,000 Ton Track-side and Fixed Vertical Storage #26720 - HESS BAKKEN #25911 - ZAVANNA, LLC, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- BILLS 32-29 4TFH, LOT4 5- in New Town, ND and Estevan, SK STATE C- 156-93-1615H-6, 153N-99W, WILLIAMS CO., NWSW 16-156N-93W, BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN • Newly Commissioned New Town Terminal Open House #25912 - ZAVANNA, LLC, #25786 - HESS BAKKEN BILLS 5-8 3TFH, LOT4 5-153N- June 25, 2014. Contact us @ [email protected] INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- 99W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN CVANCARA A-155-93-3231H-4, or 855-285-8646 for more information SENE 32-155N- 93W, #23643 - HESS BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., 1121 BOPD, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- 450 BWPD - BAKKEN MARI-153-98- 2223H-2, NWNW 22-153N-98W, WILLIAMS CO., #26603 - FIDELITY 734 BOPD, 578 BWPD - EXPLORATION & BAKKEN PRODUCTION COMPANY, JON R 16-21-22H, NWNE 16-155N- #20070 - HESS BAKKEN 91W, MOUNTRAIL CO. INVESTMENTS II, LLC, TI- STENBAK-158-95- 2526H-1, New Town, ND Terminal • Now Open #26734 - FIDELITY SENE 25-158N-95W, WILLIAMS EXPLORATION & CO., 799 BOPD, 540 BWPD – PRODUCTION COMPANY, BAKKEN SHIRLEY ANNE 34-9H, NWNE 16- 155N-91W, MOUNTRAIL #25899 - HESS BAKKEN CO. INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- BENNIE 157-99-2017H-1, #25985 - HESS BAKKEN SESW 20-157N-99W, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- WILLIAMS CO., 715 BOPD, 776 FRANDSON- 154-93-2116H-4, BWPD – BAKKEN SWSE 21-154N- 93W, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN #25602 - KODIAK OIL & GAS (USA) INC., P SCANLAN 153- #25010 - WPX ENERGY 98-16-9-5-5H, SESE 9-153N- WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- 98W, WILLIAMS CO., 2631 24HD, SWSE 12-150N-92W, BOPD, 2203 BWPD - BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., 1398 BOPD, 895 BWPD - BAKKEN #25600 - KODIAK OIL & GAS Visit Us at the (USA) INC., P SCANLAN 153- #25012 - WPX ENERGY 98-16-9-5-12H, SESE 9-153N- WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- 98W, WILLIAMS CO., 2665 24HC, SWSE 12-150N-92W, BOPD, 1769 BWPD - BAKKEN Williston Basin Petroleum Conference MOUNTRAIL CO., 966 BOPD, 936 BWPD - BAKKEN #26031 - KODIAK OIL & GAS (USA) INC., P EARL Booth 1313 #25011 - WPX ENERGY RENNERFELDT 154-99-1-3-10- WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- 15H3, LOT1 3-154N- 99W, 24HZ, SESE 12-150N-92W, WILLIAMS CO., 1841 BOPD, MOUNTRAIL CO. 2011 BWPD - BAKKEN
#23891 - SLAWSON #26032 - KODIAK OIL & GAS EXPLORATION COMPANY, (USA) INC., P EARL INC., MACCOUGAR 4-30- RENNERFELDT 154-99-1-3-27- 19TFH, SWSE 30-152N-92W, 2H3, LOT1 3-154N- 99W, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN WILLIAMS CO., 1781 BOPD, 1486 BWPD - BAKKEN Renville County #26616 - ENDURO #26030 - KODIAK OIL & GAS OPERATING, LLC, MRPSU 30- (USA) INC., P EARL 13, NWSW 30-162N-85W, RENNERFELDT 154-99-1-3-27- RENVILLE CO., 8 bopd, 175 1H, LOT1 3-154N- 99W, bwpd - MADISON WILLIAMS Page 46 MAY 2014 • Williston Basin Petroleum Conference #23013 - CONTINENTAL GAS CORPORATION, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, RIVER 4WX- 153-98-3130H-1, LOT2 RESOURCES, INC., BRATCHER 14-36H, SWSW 36- STATE C- 156-93-1615H-4, CORINTHIAN BERG 16-32 1-H, 3-152N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., SACRAMENTO FEDERAL 4- 149N-100W, MCKENZIE CO., NWSW 16-156N-93W, SESE 32-164N-78W, McKenzie County BAKKEN 10H, SESE 10-155N-98W, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN BOTTINEAU CO. #26521 - QEP ENERGY WILLIAMS CO. #26167 - BURLINGTON COMPANY, TAT 4-33-28BH, 26263 - EMERALD OIL, INC, RESOURCES OIL & GAS #26464 - MARATHON OIL Burke County SESW 33-149N-95W, CAPER 4-15-22H, SESW 10- #23014 - CONTINENTAL COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE COMPANY, KIMBALL 14- #25742 - OASIS PETROLEUM MCKENZIE CO., 149N-102W, MCKENZIE CO. RESOURCES, INC., 21-14MBH, NENW 14-152N- 35TFH, LOT3 2-150N-93W, NORTH AMERICA LLC, W.E. SACRAMENTO FEDERAL 5- 95W, MCKENZIE CO., 2044 MOUNTRAIL CO., 1857 BOPD, ISLEY 6093 12-26B, NENW 26- #26522 - QEP ENERGY #26455 - XTO ENERGY INC., 10H, SESE 10-155N-98W, bopd, 160 bwpd - BAKKEN 1905 BWPD - BAKKEN 160N-93W, BURKE CO., 653 COMPANY, TAT 3-33-28TH, BRODERSON 31X-27C, NWNE WILLIAMS CO. #24823 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., bopd, 1372 bwpd - BAKKEN SESW 33-149N-95W, 27-150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., #27252 - CONTINENTAL #26168 - BURLINGTON JENSEN 158-94-28D-21-1H, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., GREENE 1- RESOURCES OIL & GAS SESE 28-158N-94W, #26897 - OASIS PETROLEUM 3H1, SESW 34-159N-99W, COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE MOUNTRAIL CO. NORTH AMERICA LLC, DELTA #25998 - OASIS PETROLEUM #20981 - ENERPLUS WILLIAMS CO. 31-14MBH, NWNE 14-152N- 6093 24-15 2T, SENE 15-160N- NORTH AMERICA LLC, RESOURCES USA 95W, MCKENZIE CO., 2520 #27244 - WHITING OIL AND 93W, BURKE CO., KELTER 7-12H3, NWSE 7- CORPORATION, HALL #5-11H, #26919 - SAMSON OIL AND bopd, 151 bwpd - BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, 152N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., LOT4 5-150N-94W, MCKENZIE GAS USA, INC, RAINBOW 5- ANDERSON 11-7H, LOT1 7- #26898 - OASIS PETROLEUM 1608 bopd, 3501 bwpd - CO., 1048 bopd, 621 bwpd - 20-17HBK, NENW 29-158N- #24254 - HRC OPERATING, 154N-92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., NORTH AMERICA LLC, DELTA BAKKEN BAKKEN 98W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-93- BOPD, BWPD - 6093 24-15 3B, SENE 15-160N- 7D-6-3H, NWNE 18-152N-93W, 93W, BURKE CO., #26047 - BURLINGTON #26172 - HESS BAKKEN #90205 - HESS BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., 1800 BOPD, #26433 - WHITING OIL AND RESOURCES OIL & GAS INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, GO- 1891 BWPD - BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, #27149 - OASIS PETROLEUM COMPANY LP, CAPITOL 24- 4WX- 153-98-3130H-2, LOT2 OVERDORF 158-96-03, SWSE LITTLEFIELD 41-12-3XH, NENE NORTH AMERICA LLC, 7TFH, SESW 7-152N-96W, 3-152N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 3-158N-96W, WILLIAMS CO., #24253 - HRC OPERATING, 12-153N-91W, MOUNTRAIL HANNAN 6093 12-33H, NENW MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN BAKKEN DAKOTA LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-93- CO., 525 BOPD, 118 BWPD - 33-160N-93W, BURKE CO., 7D-6-4H, NWNE 18-152N-93W, BAKKEN #26523 - QEP ENERGY #26262 - EMERALD OIL, INC, #25974 - KODIAK OIL & GAS MCKENZIE CO., 1719 BOPD, Divide County COMPANY, TAT 3-33-28BH, CAPER 3-15-22H, SESW 10- (USA) INC., P VANCE 154-97-4- 4272 BWPD - BAKKEN #25012 - WPX ENERGY #23872 - SAMSON SESW 33-149N-95W, 149N-102W, MCKENZIE CO. 17-20-13H, NWNW 17-154N- WILLISTON, LLC, FBIR 13- RESOURCES COMPANY, MCKENZIE CO., 97W, WILLIAMS CO., 1155 #25415 - XTO ENERGY INC., 24HC, SWSE 12-150N-92W, ALMOS FARMS 0112-4TFH, #26667 - EMERALD OIL, INC, BOPD, 1700 BWPD – BAKKEN ROLFSRUD STATE 14X-36A, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN LOT3 1-162N-99W, DIVIDE CO., #26524 - QEP ENERGY TY WEBB 1-1-12H, SWSW 33- SWSW 36-153N-97W, 505 bopd, 728 bwpd - BAKKEN COMPANY, TAT 2-33-28TH, 149N-102W, MCKENZIE CO. #26350 - HESS BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., 1509 BOPD, #26719 - HESS BAKKEN SESW 33-149N-95W, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- 1023 BWPD - BAKKEN INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- #27048 - MOUNTAIN DIVIDE, MCKENZIE CO., #26300 - QEP ENERGY BERNER- 157-99-1918H-1, STATE C- 156-93-1615H-5, LLC, ARDELL 36-25-1H, SWSE COMPANY, VEEDER 2-27- NWNE 30-157N-99W, #25261 - XTO ENERGY INC., NWSW 16-156N-93W, 36-164N-102W, DIVIDE CO., #26091 - BURLINGTON 34BH, SWSE 34-149N-95W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN BULLY FEDERAL 44X-20F, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN BAKKEN RESOURCES OIL & GAS MCKENZIE CO., SESE 20-149N-96W, COMPANY LP, BIG BEND 21- #26301 - QEP ENERGY April 14, 2014 MCKENZIE CO., 2274 BOPD, #27617 - WHITING OIL AND #26229 - SM ENERGY 2MBH, LOT3 2-151N-96W, COMPANY, VEEDER 2-27- to April 18, 2014 1946 BWPD - BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, LEO 13- COMPANY, PETER 4-2H, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 34TH, SWSE 34-149N-95W, April 18, 2014 No Reports 29TFH, NWSW 29-153N-91W, NWNW 2-162N-100W, DIVIDE MCKENZIE CO., Done due to State Holiday #25259 - XTO ENERGY INC., MOUNTRAIL CO., 1466 BOPD, CO., 470 bopd, 1276 bwpd - #26454 - XTO ENERGY INC., BULLY FEDERAL 44X-20E, 2282 BWPD - BAKKEN BAKKEN BRODERSON 31X-27G, NWNE #26302 - QEP ENERGY Bottineau County SESE 20-149N-96W, 27-150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., COMPANY, VEEDER 3-27- #26573 - CORINTHIAN MCKENZIE CO., 3112 BOPD, #25163 - WHITING OIL AND #26050 - SAMSON BAKKEN 34BH, SWSE 34-149N-95W, EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, 2918 BWPD - BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, ARNDT RESOURCES COMPANY, MCKENZIE CO., CORINTHIAN KORNKVEN 1-32 FEDERAL 34-35H, SWSE 35- ALMOS FARMS 0112-5TFH, #26456 - XTO ENERGY INC., 1-H, NENE 32-164N-77W, #25262 - XTO ENERGY INC., 154N-91W, MOUNTRAIL CO., LOT3 1-162N-99W, DIVIDE CO., BRODERSON 31X-27H, NWNE #26303 - QEP ENERGY BOTTINEAU CO., 116 bopd, BULLY FEDERAL 44X-20B, 670 BOPD, 17 BWPD – BAKKEN 27-150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., COMPANY, VEEDER 3-27- 143 bwpd - SPEARFISH SESE 20-149N-96W, BAKKEN BAKKEN 34TH, SWSE 34-149N-95W, MCKENZIE CO., 2682 BOPD, Dunn County MCKENZIE CO., Burke County 2180 BWPD - BAKKEN #26462 - MARATHON OIL #23680 - WPX ENERGY #24256 - HRC OPERATING, #26638 - CONTINENTAL COMPANY, MYERS 24-35H, WILLISTON, LLC, MARTIN FOX LLC, FORT BERTHOLD 152-93- #26304 - QEP ENERGY RESOURCES, INC., CECELIA #25260 - XTO ENERGY INC., LOT3 2-150N-93W, 20-17HC, SESW 20-149N-93W, 7D-6-1H, NWNE 18-152N-93W, COMPANY, VEEDER 4-27- 1-27H1, NWNE 27-161N-94W, BULLY FEDERAL 44X-20A, MOUNTRAIL CO. DUNN CO., 1569 bopd, 640 MCKENZIE CO., 2546 BOPD, 34BH, SESW 34-149N-95W, BURKE CO., BAKKEN SESE 20-149N-96W, bwpd - BAKKEN 2616 BWPD - BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., MCKENZIE CO., 2432 BOPD, Stark County Dunn County 1671 BWPD - BAKKEN #24662 - WHITING OIL AND #25406 - QEP ENERGY #25837 - XTO ENERGY INC., #26737 - ENERPLUS #25404 - QEP ENERGY GAS CORPORATION, ZALESKY COMPANY, MHA 1-10-11H- DUKE 34X-31E, SWSE 31- RESOURCES USA COMPANY, MHA 2-10-11H- #25862 - NEWFIELD 11-17PH, SWSW 8-140N-98W, 149-91, SWNW 10-149N-91W, 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., CORPORATION, RIBBON 152- 149-91, SWNW 10-149N-91W, PRODUCTION COMPANY, STARK CO., 1010 bopd, 1686 DUNN CO. 1286 BOPD, 3009 BWPD - 94-18B-19H, SESW 7-152N- DUNN CO., 812 bopd, 1986 HOLM 150-98-5-8-2H, LOT4 5- bwpd - BAKKEN BAKKEN 94W, MCKENZIE CO., bwpd - BAKKEN2 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO. #25927 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., #25405 - QEP ENERGY #24661 - WHITING OIL AND DOLEZAL 145-97-17A-20-2H, #25835 - XTO ENERGY INC., #26833 - OASIS PETROLEUM COMPANY, MHA 3-10-11H- #25863 - NEWFIELD GAS CORPORATION, ZALESKY NENE 17-145N-97W, DUNN DUKE 34X-31F, SWSE 31- NORTH AMERICA LLC, 149-91, SWNW 10-149N-91W, PRODUCTION COMPANY, 21-17PH, SWSW 8-140N-98W, CO., 1261 BOPD, 4392 BWPD – 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO., HYSTED 5200 14-30 3T2, DUNN CO., 1223 bopd, 2346 HOLM 150-98-5-8-10H, LOT4 STARK CO., 928 bopd, 1208 BAKKEN 2595 BOPD, 1502 BWPD - NENE 30-152N-100W, bwpd - BAKKEN 5-150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO. bwpd - BAKKEN BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., #24763 - ENERPLUS #25406 - QEP ENERGY #22994 - ABRAXAS Williams County RESOURCES USA #26167 - BURLINGTON #26990 - ENERPLUS COMPANY, MHA 1-10-11H- PETROLEUM CORP., JORE #26371 - KODIAK OIL & GAS CORPORATION, CATFISH 148- RESOURCES OIL & GAS RESOURCES USA 149-91, SWNW 10-149N-91W, FEDERAL 2-11-4H, LOT2 2- (USA) INC., WILDROSE 159-98- 93-15D-16H, NWSW 14-148N- COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE CORPORATION, HOGNOSE DUNN CO., 1056 bopd, 2352 149N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., 14-12-1-3H3, SESW 12-159N- 93W, DUNN CO., 1286 bopd, 21-14MBH, NENW 14-152N- 152-94-18B-19H-TF, SESW 7- bwpd - BAKKEN BAKKEN 98W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN 1461 bwpd - BAKKEN 95W, MCKENZIE CO. 152N-94W, MCKENZIE CO.,
#25641 - OXY USA INC., JAKE #26174 - HESS BAKKEN #25914 - ZAVANNA, LLC, #24764 - ENERPLUS #26168 - BURLINGTON #27114 - OASIS PETROLEUM MCNIECE 1-34-27H-143-97, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- BILLS 5-8 1H, LOT4 5-153N- RESOURCES USA RESOURCES OIL & GAS NORTH AMERICA LLC, HAGEN LOT3 3-142N-97W, DUNN CO., 5WX- 152-99-0310H-1, LOT2 99W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN CORPORATION, PUMPKIN COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE BANKS 5298 #42-31 2T2, 422 bopd, 2230 bwpd - 3-152N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., 148-93-14C-13H TF, NWSW 31-14MBH, NWNE 14-152N- SESW 31-152N-98W, BAKKEN BAKKEN #26371 - KODIAK OIL & GAS 14-148N-93W, DUNN CO., 979 95W, MCKENZIE CO. MCKENZIE CO., (USA) INC., WILDROSE 159-98- bopd, 1461 bwpd - BAKKEN #26721 - CONTINENTAL #25864 - NEWFIELD 14-12-1-3H3, SESW 12-159N- #26169 - BURLINGTON #26170 - BURLINGTON RESOURCES, INC., COLTER 6- PRODUCTION COMPANY, 98W, WILLIAMS CO., 209 #26015 - MARATHON OIL RESOURCES OIL & GAS RESOURCES OIL & GAS 14H2, NWNE 23-147N-96W, HOLM 150-98-5-8-3H, LOT4 5- BOPD, 2159 BWPD – BAKKEN COMPANY, REBECCA 31-26H, COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE DUNN CO. 150N-98W, MCKENZIE CO. SWSE 23-146N-95W, DUNN 41-14TFH, NENE 14-152N- 41-14MBH, NENE 14-152N- #25913 - ZAVANNA, LLC, CO., BAKKEN 95W, MCKENZIE CO. 95W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN #20259 - KODIAK OIL & GAS #25381 - XTO ENERGY INC., BILLS 32-29 2H, LOT4 5-153N- (USA) INC., SKUNK CREEK 3- LOOMER 41X-3D, LOT1 3- 99W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN #24765 - ENERPLUS #26218 - EMERALD OIL, INC, #26419 - BURLINGTON 24-25-14H3, NENW 24-149N- 150N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., RESOURCES USA EXCALIBUR 2-25-36H, NWNW RESOURCES OIL & GAS 93W, DUNN CO., BAKKEN BAKKEN2 #26029 - KODIAK OIL & GAS CORPORATION, TOBACCO 25-149N-102W, MCKENZIE COMPANY LP, ARCHER 14- (USA) INC., P EARL 148-93-14C-13H, NWSW 14- CO., 25TFH, SWSW 25-153N-95W, McKenzie County #25789 - WHITING OIL AND RENNERFELDT 154-99-1-3-10- 148N-93W, DUNN CO., 1267 MCKENZIE CO., 2904 bopd, #22993 - ABRAXAS GAS CORPORATION, LUCKY 16H, LOT1 3-154N-99W, bopd, 1621 bwpd - BAKKEN #26219 - EMERALD OIL, INC, 156 bwpd - BAKKEN PETROLEUM CORP., JORE LADY 44-35H, SESE 34-150N- WILLIAMS CO., 2492 BOPD, EXCALIBUR 1-25-36H, NWNW FEDERAL 2-11-2H, LOT2 2- 100W, MCKENZIE CO., 2495 2653 BWPD – BAKKEN #24939 - OXY USA INC., 25-149N-102W, MCKENZIE #26001 - OASIS PETROLEUM 149N-97W, MCKENZIE CO., bopd, 3588 bwpd - BAKKEN ADELBERT AMES 1-19-18H- CO., NORTH AMERICA LLC, BAKKEN #24081 - WHITING OIL AND 143-94, SESW 19-143N-94W, #26665 - EMERALD OIL, INC, KELTER 7-6HTF2, NWSE 7- #25790 - WHITING OIL AND GAS CORPORATION, DUNN CO., 603 bopd, 3364 TY WEBB 3-1-12H, SWSW 33- 152N-102W, MCKENZIE CO. #26169 - BURLINGTON GAS CORPORATION, EVELYN KALDAHL 11-3H, LOT4 3- bwpd - BAKKEN 149N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., RESOURCES OIL & GAS MOEN 44-34H, SESE 34-150N- 156N-97W, WILLIAMS CO., Mountrail County COMPANY LP, CRATER LAKE 100W, MCKENZIE CO., 2013 1751 BOPD, 3538 BWPD – #22203 - CONTINENTAL #26667 - EMERALD OIL, INC, #24051 - FIDELITY 41-14TFH, NENE 14-152N- bopd, 2587 bwpd - BAKKEN BAKKEN RESOURCES, INC., CUSKELLY TY WEBB 1-1-12H, SWSW 33- EXPLORATION & 95W, MCKENZIE CO., 2616 2-7H, LOT1 7-146N-96W, 149N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., PRODUCTION COMPANY, bopd, 293 bwpd - BAKKEN #25791 - WHITING OIL AND #26195 - WHITING OIL AND DUNN CO., 1430 BOPD, 977 CRANE CREEK 43-34H, NESE GAS CORPORATION, ROY GAS CORPORATION, BWPD - BAKKEN #26668 - EMERALD OIL, INC, 34-154N-92W, MOUNTRAIL #26173 - HESS BAKKEN MOEN 44-34-2H, SESE 34- SHELDON 11-6TFH, LOT4 31- DEAN WORMER 2-33-28H, CO., 623 bopd, 152 bwpd - INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- 150N-100W, MCKENZIE CO., 156N-96W, WILLIAMS CO., #25929 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., SWSW 33-149N-102W, BAKKEN 4WX- 153-98-3130H-3, LOT2 2172 bopd, 1957 bwpd - 1156 BOPD, 2936 BWPD - DOLEZAL 145-97-17A-20-4H, MCKENZIE CO., 3-152N-99W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN BAKKEN NENE 17-145N-97W, DUNN #25786 - HESS BAKKEN BAKKEN CO. #26669 - EMERALD OIL, INC, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- Mountrail County #26194 - WHITING OIL AND DEAN WORMER 1-33-28H, CVANCARA A-155-93-3231H-4, #26228 - SM ENERGY #25006 - WPX ENERGY GAS CORPORATION, OLSON #25928 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., SWSW 33-149N-102W, SENE 32-155N-93W, COMPANY, WILSON FEDERAL WILLISTON, LLC, OLSON 12- 14-31TFH, LOT4 31-156N-96W, DOLEZAL 145-97-17A-20-3H, MCKENZIE CO., MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN 1X-20H, NENE 20-153N-95W, 1HD, SESE 12-150N-92W, WILLIAMS CO., 1283 BOPD, NENE 17-145N-97W, DUNN MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN MOUNTRAIL CO., 1185 bopd, 2133 BWPD - BAKKEN CO., 728 bopd, 610 bwpd - #23541 - ENERPLUS #26441 - SLAWSON 1212 bwpd - BAKKEN BAKKEN RESOURCES USA EXPLORATION COMPANY, #26374 - SM ENERGY April 7, 2014 CORPORATION, HONOR 150- INC., MINX 3-29H, NENW 29- COMPANY, LORAINE 1X-20H, #26440 - CONTINENTAL to April 11, 2014 #26925 - MARATHON OIL 94-06B-18H TF, LOT3 6-150N- 152N-92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., NENE 20-153N-95W, RESOURCES, INC., VACHAL 3- COMPANY, IRENE ELL 11-1H, 94W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 579 bopd, 275 bwpd - BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 27H1, NWNW 27-154N-94W, Bottineau County SESW 33-145N-96W, DUNN MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN #25813 - CORINTHIAN CO. #26092 - BURLINGTON #25916 - FIDELITY #26539 - WHITING OIL AND EXPLORATION (USA) CORP, RESOURCES OIL & GAS EXPLORATION & GAS CORPORATION, #26660 - MARATHON OIL CORINTHIAN 2-SKARPHOL 8- Golden Valley County COMPANY LP, BIG BEND 21- PRODUCTION COMPANY, H BRATCHER 14-36-2H, SWSW COMPANY, JWC 44-34H, SESE 33 1-M, SENE 33-164N-77W, #26425 - WHITING OIL AND 2TFH, LOT3 2-151N- 96W, REID TTT 33-28H, SESE 33- 36-149N-100W, MCKENZIE 34-151N-93W, MOUNTRAIL BOTTINEAU CO., 205 bopd, GAS CORPORATION, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 155N-91W, MOUNTRAIL CO., CO., CO., BAKKEN 207 bwpd - MADISON LOWMAN 44-15, SESE 15- 141N-104W, GOLDEN VALLEY #26171 - HESS BAKKEN #25787 - HESS BAKKEN #26540 - WHITING OIL AND #26718 - HESS BAKKEN #26492 - CORINTHIAN CO., 395 bopd, 28 bwpd - RED INVESTMENTS II, LLC, SC- INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- Williston Basin Petroleum Conference • MAY 2014 Page 47
CVANCARA A-155-93-3231H-5, Williams County 101W, WILLIAMS CO., DUNN CO. #25648 - EMERALD OIL, INC, INC., JERIYOTE 7-5-32TFH, SENE 32-155N- 93W, #23593 - STATOIL OIL & GAS EXCALIBUR 3-25-36H, NENW NENW 8-151N-92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN LP, M. MACKLIN 15-22 #4H, #27249 - OASIS PETROLEUM #23680 - WPX ENERGY 25-149N-102W, MCKENZIE MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN NWNE 15-155N-101W, NORTH AMERICA LLC, TUFTO WILLISTON, LLC, MARTIN FOX CO., 1659 bopd, 3560 bwpd - #26442 - SLAWSON WILLIAMS CO., 2805 bopd, 5501 13-13 5B, NWNE 13- 20-17HC, SESW 20-149N-93W, BAKKEN #25308 - OASIS PETROLEUM EXPLORATION COMPANY, 5982 bwpd - BAKKEN 155N-101W, WILLIAMS CO., DUNN CO. NORTH AMERICA LLC, INC., BAZOOKA 3-20H, NENW #25649 - EMERALD OIL, INC, NORRIS 5892 21-30B, LOT2 29-152N-92W, MOUNTRAIL #23595 - STATOIL OIL & GAS #26134 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., #23678 - WPX ENERGY EXCALIBUR 4-25-36H, NENW 30-158N-92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., 665 bopd, 250 bwpd - LP, M. MACKLIN 15-22 #5H, BOSS 154-99-17A-18-6H, WILLISTON, LLC, MARTIN FOX 25-149N-102W, MCKENZIE CO., 646 bopd, 6969 bwpd - BAKKEN NENW 15-155N-101W, NENE 17-154N-99W, WILLIAMS 20-17HD, SESW 20-149N-93W, CO., 945 bopd, 4160 bwpd - BAKKEN WILLIAMS CO., 2871 bopd, CO., 676 bopd, 1833 bwpd – DUNN CO., 1438 bopd, 1055 BAKKEN #20910 - SINCLAIR OIL AND 4377 bwpd – BAKKEN BAKKEN bwpd - BAKKEN #25640 - OASIS PETROLEUM GAS COMPANY, NELSON 2- #25650 - EMERALD OIL, INC, NORTH AMERICA LLC, 25H, SWSW 25-155N-90W, #26332 - HESS BAKKEN #26698 - SLAWSON #25928 - PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C., EXCALIBUR 5-25-36H, NENW MAWSON 5493 43-23T, SWSE MOUNTRAIL CO., 447 bopd, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, GN- EXPLORATION COMPANY, DOLEZAL 145-97-17A-20-3H, 25-149N-102W, MCKENZIE 23-154N-93W, MOUNTRAIL 2695 bwpd - BAKKEN MCCOY- 158-97-1102H-1, INC., LITTLE CREATURE 1-15- NENE 17-145N-97W, DUNN CO., 1398 bopd, 2020 bwpd - CO., 1863 bopd, 2214 bwpd – SESE 10-158N-97W, WILLIAMS 14H, SESW 10-154N-99W, CO. BAKKEN BAKKEN #25788 - HESS BAKKEN CO., BAKKEN WILLIAMS CO., 583 bopd, 167 INVESTMENTS II, LLC, EN- bwpd – BAKKEN #26067 - WHITING OIL AND #25828 - BURLINGTON #25900 - OASIS PETROLEUM CVANCARA A-155-93-3231H-6, #26333 - HESS BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, OUKROP RESOURCES OIL & GAS NORTH AMERICA LLC, SENE 32-155N- 93W, INVESTMENTS II, LLC, GN- #23359 - CONTINENTAL 24-34PH, SWSE 34-141N-97W, COMPANY LP, RISING SUN 21- COTTLE 5892 21-30T, LOT2 30- MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN MARGARET- 158-97-1522H-1, RESOURCES, INC., ATLANTA DUNN CO., 1MBH-5NH, LOT3 1-151N-96W, 158N-92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., SESE 10-158N-97W, WILLIAMS 14-6H, NENW 6-153N-101W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN 248 bopd, 1892 bwpd - #27525 - WHITING OIL AND CO., BAKKEN WILLIAMS CO., 342 BOPD, 556 #26068 - WHITING OIL AND BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, MEIERS BWPD - BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, OUKROP #26358 - XTO ENERGY INC., 44-18TFH, SESE 18-154N-92W, #26405 - CONTINENTAL 44-34PH, SWSE 34-141N-97W, RINK 13X-4E, NWSW 4-151N- #26037 - OASIS PETROLEUM MOUNTRAIL CO., 941 BOPD, RESOURCES, INC., #23360 - CONTINENTAL DUNN CO., 98W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN NORTH AMERICA LLC, TEXEL 2316 BWPD - BAKKEN ANNAPOLIS 2-29H1, NESW 20- RESOURCES, INC., ATLANTA FEDERAL 5693 44-27 #2T, 155N-97W, WILLIAMS CO., 13-6H, NENW 6-153N-101W, #26099 - OXY USA INC., #25804 - KODIAK OIL & GAS SESE 27- 156N-93W, #26186 - OASIS PETROLEUM BAKKEN WILLIAMS CO., 522 BOPD, 125 EVELYN KARY 4-22-15H-144- (USA) INC., KOALA WOLD 153- MOUNTRAIL CO., 1612 bopd, NORTH AMERICA LLC, FREYA BWPD - BAKKEN 97, SESW 22-144N-97W, DUNN 97-1-5-29-1H3, LOT1 5-153N- 3508 bwpd - BAKK 5892 44-34T, SESE 34-158N- #26109 - OASIS PETROLEUM CO., 97W, MCKENZIE CO., 1837 92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., NORTH AMERICA LLC, March 31, 2014 BOPD, 2445 BWPD - BAKKEN #26164 - WPX ENERGY MONTAGUE 5501 13-3 #3B, to April 4, 2014 #26100 - OXY USA INC., WILLISTON, LLC, BRUNSELL #26187 - OASIS PETROLEUM LOT2 3-155N-101W, WILLIAMS EVELYN KARY 3-22-15H-144- #25803 - KODIAK OIL & GAS 9-4HZ, SESE 9-150N-92W, NORTH AMERICA LLC, MARIT CO., 1399 BOPD, 5328 BWPD - Bowman County 97, SESW 22-144N-97W, DUNN (USA) INC., KOALA WOLD 153- MOUNTRAIL CO., 1141 bopd, 5892 44-34B, SESE 34-158N- BAKKEN #25895 - DENBURY CO., 97-1-5-8-15H3, LOT1 5-153N- 1090 bwpd - BAKKEN 92W, MOUNTRAIL CO., ONSHORE, LLC, CHSU 14B- 97W, MCKENZIE CO., 1573 #23878 - CONTINENTAL 16NH 15, SWSW 16-131N- #23679 - WPX ENERGY BOPD, 2189 BWPD - BAKKEN Stark County #26299 - OASIS PETROLEUM RESOURCES, INC., JUNEAU 5- 105W, BOWMAN CO., 76 bopd, WILLISTON, LLC, MARTIN FOX #25467 - WHITING OIL AND NORTH AMERICA LLC, OASIS 11H, SWSW 11-155N-98W, 1041 bwpd - SOUTH RED 20-17HZ, SESW 20-149N-93W, #25802 - KODIAK OIL & GAS GAS CORPORATION, MEIERS 5692 44-18 2B, SESE WILLIAMS CO., 570 BOPD, 936 RIVER B DUNN CO., 1249 bopd, 756 (USA) INC., KOALA WOLD 153- PRIVRATSKY 11-27PH, NENW 18-156N-92W, MOUNTRAIL BWPD - BAKKEN bwpd - BAKKEN 97-1-5-9-15H, LOT1 5-153N- 27-140N-99W, STARK CO. CO., Burke County 97W, MCKENZIE CO., 1944 #23877 - CONTINENTAL #27104 - PETRO HARVESTER #26288 - MARATHON OIL BOPD, 1934 BWPD - BAKKEN #25468 - WHITING OIL AND #26381 - OASIS PETROLEUM RESOURCES, INC., JUNEAU 4- OPERATING COMPANY, LLC, COMPANY, ELL 21-1H, SWSE GAS CORPORATION, NORTH AMERICA LLC, 11H, SWSW 11-155N-98W, BRATLAND 3-1H, NWNE 3- 33-145N-96W, DUNN CO., #25805 - KODIAK OIL & GAS PRIVRATSKY 21-27PH, NENW MALLARD 5692 21-20 #10B, WILLIAMS CO., 802 BOPD, 943 163N-92W, BURKE CO. 2046 bopd, 2289 bwpd - (USA) INC., KOALA WOLD 153- 27-140N-99W, STARK CO. SWNW 20-156N-92W, BWPD – BAKKEN BAKKEN 97-1-5-29-2H, LOT1 5-153N- MOUNTRAIL CO., #26038 - OASIS PETROLEUM 97W, MCKENZIE CO., 2054 Williams County #26057 - OASIS PETROLEUM NORTH AMERICA LLC, McKenzie County BOPD, 2285 BWPD - BAKKEN #26072 - HESS BAKKEN #23194 - STATOIL OIL & GAS NORTH AMERICA LLC, PHAZER 5992 12-26T, NENW #25731 - WHITING OIL AND INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BL- LP, HOSPITAL 31-36 4TFH, MONTAGUE 5601 42-34 #5B, 26-159N-92W, BURKE CO., 212 GAS CORPORATION, EIDE 41- #24373 - STATOIL OIL & GAS IVERSON 155-95-1819H-4, SENE 31-156N-92W, SESW 34-156N-101W, bopd, 3243 bwpd - BAKKEN 13HR, NENE 13-150N-100W, LP, GARMANN 19-18 2TFH, NWNE 18-155N-95W, MOUNTRAIL CO., 1864 BOPD, WILLIAMS CO. MCKENZIE CO., 2291 bopd, NENW 30-153N-97W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN 6068 BWPD - BAKKEN Divide County 6111 bwpd - BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN #26334 - HESS BAKKEN #26080 - AMERICAN EAGLE #26073 - HESS BAKKEN Stark County INVESTMENTS II, LLC, GN- ENERGY CORPORATION, #25829 - BURLINGTON #26654 - WHITING OIL AND INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BL- #25626 - CONTINENTAL FRANTZICK- 158-97-1003H-1, BRAELYNNE 2-2N-163-101, RESOURCES OIL & GAS GAS CORPORATION, IVERSON 155-95-1819H-3, RESOURCES, INC., AMY 2- SESE 10-158N- 97W, LOT2 2-163N-101W, DIVIDE COMPANY LP, SUNLINE 21- THURLOW - WILLIAMS 11-18- NWNE 18-155N-95W, 5H1, NESE 5-140N-97W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN CO., BAKKEN 1MBH-5SH, LOT3 1-151N-96W, 2H, LOT1 18-151N-101W, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN STARK CO., 1089 bopd, 1101 MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., bwpd – BAKKEN #26698 - SLAWSON #26478 - MUREX PETROLEUM #23595 - STATOIL OIL & GAS EXPLORATION COMPANY, CORPORATION, ROBERT #24372 - STATOIL OIL & GAS #26760 - WHITING OIL AND LP, M. MACKLIN 15-22 #5H, #25759 - WHITING OIL AND INC., LITTLE CREATURE 1-15- STEPHEN 5-8H, LOT2 5-161N- LP, BRODERSON 30-31 2H, GAS CORPORATION, NENW 15-155N-101W, GAS CORPORATION, MARSH 14H, SESW 10-154N- 99W, 101W, DIVIDE CO. NENW 30-153N-97W, THURLOW WILLIAMS 11-18H, WILLIAMS CO. 44-18PH, SWSE 18-140N-97W, WILLIAMS CO. MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN LOT1 18-151N-101W, STARK CO., 1112 bopd, 1614 #23874 - SAMSON MCKENZIE CO., #24707 - OASIS PETROLEUM bwpd - BAKKEN #26404 - CONTINENTAL RESOURCES COMPANY, #26359 - XTO ENERGY INC., NORTH AMERICA LLC, PAUL S RESOURCES, INC., ALMOS FARMS 0112-3TFH, RINK 13X-4A, NWSW 4-151N- #26010 - WHITING OIL AND 5300 13-13T, NWNE 13-153N- #25469 - WHITING OIL AND ANNAPOLIS 3-29H, NESW 20- LOT3 1-162N-99W, DIVIDE CO., 98W, MCKENZIE CO., BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, CURL 100W, WILLIAMS CO., 1811 GAS CORPORATION, 155N-97W, WILLIAMS CO., 217 bopd, 465 bwpd - BAKKEN 21-14-2H, NENW 14-149N- bopd, 4750 bwpd – BAKKEN PRIVRATSKY 41-27PH, NENW BAKKEN #26356 - HUNT OIL COMPANY, 100W, MCKENZIE CO., 1478 27-140N-99W, STARK CO. #26197 - AMERICAN EAGLE BOWLINE 1-3-10H, LOT2 3- bopd, 1891 bwpd - BAKKEN #26053 - CONTINENTAL #25654 - OASIS PETROLEUM ENERGY CORPORATION, 148N-102W, MCKENZIE CO. RESOURCES, INC., WINSTON #26290 - WHITING OIL AND NORTH AMERICA LLC, KATE BRYCE 3-2-163-102, LOT3 2- Mountrail County 5-12H1, SWSW 12-153N-99W, GAS CORPORATION, NEWTON EVELYN 5501 14-3T, LOT1 3- 163N-102W, DIVIDE CO., 337 #26429 - WHITING OIL AND #26163 - WPX ENERGY WILLIAMS CO., 949 BOPD, 722 FEDERAL 42-4PH, NWSW 3- 155N- 101W, WILLIAMS CO., bopd, 823 bwpd - BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, WILLISTON, LLC, BRUNSELL BWPD – BAKKEN 139N-99W, STARK CO., 568 bopd, 2088 bwpd – NORGARD 41-13-2H, NENE 9-4HB, SESE 9-150N-92W, BAKKEN Dunn County 13-149N-100W, MCKENZIE CO. MOUNTRAIL CO., 1200 bopd, #26074 - HESS BAKKEN #26291 - WHITING OIL AND #21708 - BURLINGTON 659 bwpd - BAKKEN INVESTMENTS II, LLC, BL- GAS CORPORATION, NEWTON #26504 - OASIS PETROLEUM RESOURCES OIL & GAS #24623 - OASIS PETROLEUM IVERSON 155-95-1819H-2, 41-4PH, NWSW 3-139N-99W, NORTH AMERICA LLC, COMPANY LP, FRANKLIN 44- NORTH AMERICA LLC, #26463 - MARATHON OIL NWNE 18-155N-95W, STARK CO., HENDRICKS 5602 43-36 #4T, 36MBH, SESE 36-147N-97W, CRABAPPLE 5200 44-29T, COMPANY, REED 24-35TFH, WILLIAMS CO., BAKKEN SWSE 36-156N-102W, DUNN CO., 2808 bopd, 185 SESE 29-152N-100W, LOT3 2-150N-93W, #26292 - WHITING OIL AND WILLIAMS CO., bwpd - BAKKEN MCKENZIE CO., 704 bopd, 591 MOUNTRAIL CO., BAKKEN #26331 - HESS BAKKEN GAS CORPORATION, NEWTON bwpd - BAKKEN INVESTMENTS II, LLC, GN- FEDERAL 44-4PH, NWSW 3- #27241 - OASIS PETROLEUM #23678 - WPX ENERGY #25646 - EOG RESOURCES, DALSENG- 158-97-1423H-1, 139N-99W, STARK CO., NORTH AMERICA LLC, TUFTO WILLISTON, LLC, MARTIN FOX #25578 - OASIS PETROLEUM INC., WAYZETTA 30-3230H, SESE 10-158N-97W, WILLIAMS 5501 14-13 7B, NENE 13-155N- 20-17HD, SESW 20-149N-93W, NORTH AMERICA LLC, JADE SWSE 32-153N-90W, CO., BAKKEN #25758 - WHITING OIL AND 101W, WILLIAMS CO., DUNN CO. 5200 21-28T, SWNW 28-152N- MOUNTRAIL CO., 607 bopd, GAS CORPORATION, MARSH 100W, MCKENZIE CO., 2247 452 bwpd - BAKKEN #90299 - CONTINENTAL 14-18PH, SWSE 18-140N-97W, #27242 - OASIS PETROLEUM #23679 - WPX ENERGY bopd, 2980 bwpd - RESOURCES, INC., GRONFUR STARK CO., 1732 bopd, 2150 NORTH AMERICA LLC, TUFTO WILLISTON, LLC, MARTIN FOX BAKKENMcLean #24919 - SLAWSON SWD #1, NENW 28-155N-98W, bwpd - BAKKEN 5501 14-13 8T, NENE 13-155N- 20-17HZ, SESW 20-149N-93W, EXPLORATION COMPANY, WILLIAMS CO., DAKOTA Now Taking Reservations for Fall 2014! 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