Clay 22&27&34 - 13 - 12 1HC sudden drop - Nothing on Sonris

Hi,

  This well had been producing a quite large volume for about a year.  There had been a steady decline, however there was an 80% drop in production from December to January.  Is this common for a well is this just a temporary thing?  Is there any way of knowing?  I can't find any production numbers for this well on Sonris.  It just feels like the rug has been taken from under my feet - prices are starting to really go up and NOW the production level gets cut?!?

  Any info would be helpful.

  Thanks.

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant 13 hours ago

SONRIS entries are lagging far behind.  This well, HA RA SUL/Clay 22&27734 1-Alt, has no reported monthly production on SONRIS at this time.  That is the case with many wells.  Over 100 going back to 2023 the last time I looked.  For a well of that age a 80% drop would be unusual except for one particular situation.  When nearby new wells are being fracked, producing wells are often shut in while the completion operations are being conducted.  That could explain this decrease in production.  Obviously you are seeing monthly production volumes, likely on EnergyLink/Enverus but that is private information unavailable to anyone else in order to review and provide an informed opinion.
Permalink Reply by w.r. frank 8 hours ago

Look at §35 & 26 13N-12W, 3 CULs facking the entire month of January.

Permalink Reply by Tar Heel 3 hours ago

Thanks for the replies.  One of the things that is upsetting is that this all happened in January, it is done, but I don't know anything about it until late March.  What happened in February has already happened, but I have no way of knowing what happened until late April.  I guess I could get philosophically fatalistic about it "Que sera, sera"  ...will I be the only one that now has that song stuck on a loop?

Thanks again.

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