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Fifteen Wells Should Be Coming Off Confidential List; The Whistler Pipeline Project -- August 6, 2018

Twitter wars: John Kemp tweets, "not impressed with jobs report." Meanwhile, from Ivanka:

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Back to the Bakken

 
Wells coming off confidential list:
Monday, August 6, 2018:
33932, conf, BR, Three Rivers 1B MBH, Charlson, no production data, 
33711, conf, Kraken Operating, Washburne 22-15 2TFH, Oliver, producing, nice well;
33710, conf, Kraken Operating, Washburne 22-15 3H, Oliver, producing, a nice well;
33709, conf, Kraken Operating, Washburne 22-15 4TFH, Oliver, producing, a nice well;
33708, conf, Kraken Operating, Washburne 22-15 5H, Oliver, producing, a nice well;
33707, conf, Kraken Operating, Washburne 22-15 6TFH, Oliver, a nice well;
33706, conf, Kraken Operating, Washburne-Hodenfield LE 22-15 1H, Oliver, a very nice well, best of the bunch;
30529, conf, CLR, Burr Federal 20-26H, Sanish, 35K in first full month;
30528, conf, CLR, Burr Federal 24-26H2, Sanish, 22K in first full month;

Sunday, August 5, 2018:
33397, conf, WPX, Hidatsa North 14-23HA, Reunion Bay, no production data,
33387, conf, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Paopao 3-35-26-158N-100W, Dublin, no production data,

Saturday, August 4, 2018: 
34056, conf, BR, Kermit 7-8-32UTFH, Pershing, no production data,
34055, conf, BR, Rink 7-1-5UTFH, Pershing, no production data,
33396, conf, WPX, Hidatsa North 14-23HW, Reunion Bay, no production data,
24235, conf, Enerplus, Cheetah 149-93-30A-31H, Mandaree, no production data,

Active rigs:

$69.41↑↑	8/6/2018	08/06/2017	08/06/2016	08/06/2015	08/06/2014
Active Rigs	64	58	34	75	191

RBN Energy: Whistler Pipeline project goes the extra mile to link the Permian and Gulf Coast markets. Interesting -- we just blogged about the Whistler a couple of days ago -- a reader caught that and sent me the link. He noted the interesting partnership: Texas, Iowa, Florida partners. From the linked article:

Constructing greenfield pipelines is never easy — just ask any midstream developer you know — but building them across the breadth of Texas comes with its own unique challenges. There’s distance, for starters, and today’s massive associated gas growth in the Permian Basin is occurring more than 400 miles from the closest demand along the Gulf Coast. That makes the pipelines relatively expensive at somewhere near $2 billion a copy.

Integrating Permian supply with Gulf Coast demand also requires a big network of pipelines along the coast, as the demand is spread out from Louisiana to Mexico. Few midstream companies have such a network. Kinder Morgan does, one reason why, in our view, the Gulf Coast Express project was the first — and to-date the only — greenfield project from the Permian to proceed with a final investment decision. In the race to be the next Permian natural gas relief valve pipeline, the same hurdles will have to be overcome. On Friday, news came that a group of four companies is planning the Whistler Pipeline, and a fcloser look at the project reveals it may be capable of meeting the challenges needed to make it a serious player in the Permian pipeline race.

Today, we look at the details of the latest Permian natural gas pipeline project.

And then this, the recently announced Whistler Pipeline may prove to be one of the most interesting developments in the Permian gas story yet.

Some data points:

• natural gas
  450 miles, 42-inch diameter (huge diameter; think about that; more than a yard in diameter)
• from the WaHa hub in the Permian Basin to the NextEra Agua Dulce (sweet water) market hub in South Texas
• 2.0 billion cubic feet per day
• sourced from multiple upstream connections in both the Midland and the Delaware Basins, including direct connections to Targa plants
• from WaHa, turns south towards Mexico; parallels the southwest Texas-Mexico border before turing east to Agua Dulce, west of Corpus Christi
• from there, east into Corpus Christ, but also south to Brownsville, i.e., Mexico, and also southwest into Mexico via the NextEra NET Mexico Pipeline

RBN Energy has an interesting insight to "problems" with the natural gas pipelines in Texas. Wroth reading.

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