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New oil wells in the Permian Basin #12609984 02/04/18 04:59 PM
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Local News reported that 110,000 NEW well will be drilled in the Permian Basin in the next few years.

I don't know where they are gonna put them.

http://www.cbs7.com/content/news/110000-new-wells-coming-to-the-Permian-Basin-470809733.html


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Dognot] #12609987 02/04/18 05:04 PM
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That's a lot of acres....they'll figure it out.
La Quinta in Odessa is already $300 a night, wonder what it'll go to now?


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Pat Goff] #12610013 02/04/18 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted By: Pat Goff
That's a lot of acres....they'll figure it out.
La Quinta in Odessa is already $300 a night, wonder what it'll go to now?


That is insane!


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Dognot] #12610025 02/04/18 05:38 PM
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I enjoy working in the permian when it's just *busy* Nicest people in the world.

When it gets crazy, it's not much fun, traffic gets weird, immigrant pilgrims are just stupid, and you have to wait in line to get fed everywhere. Blah....


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Dognot] #12610040 02/04/18 05:51 PM
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Oil was at $65 a barrel Friday. About $20 higher than 6 months ago. Drill baby drill.


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Dognot] #12610049 02/04/18 05:58 PM
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How many rigs would be required to drill 110,000 holes in the next 4 years? The numbers either indicate a huge record number of rigs or a wild prediction. How long does it take a frac rig to drill and move to a new site? If they only grew to the record number in 2014 each rig would have to drill 73 wells in the next 48 months or 4 years assuming few meant 2 to 4 years.
Time to invest in companies involved in the permian basin.

I would think a builder could make a mint out there too.


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Dognot] #12610053 02/04/18 06:02 PM
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Most of the rigs working the Garden City and Pecos areas are drilling zipper wells, five directional holes going in different directions. Drilling rig will be there for five months drilling the holes.
Frac crew moves in, on a zipper job, they'll be on location 30-40 days, depending on if everything works as planned.

So, "really" there's five wells at each site, so that's going to skew some math.

Most of my Frac customers are booked solid for the next two years. They're going to have to bring in a lot more equipment to reach those numbers.


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Pat, you said frac customers. What service do you provide?


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Dognot] #12610072 02/04/18 06:25 PM
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A lot of these new permits will be on old/existing sites. Were busy as a one armed paper hanger right now. There has been some decent asset acquisitions in East Texas too.

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How many rigs would be required to drill 110,000 holes in the next 4 years? The numbers either indicate a huge record number of rigs or a wild prediction. How long does it take a frac rig to drill and move to a new site? If they only grew to the record number in 2014 each rig would have to drill 73 wells in the next 48 months or 4 years assuming few meant 2 to 4 years.
Time to invest in companies involved in the permian basin.

I would think a builder could make a mint out there too.




Wild prediction.

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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Dognot] #12610099 02/04/18 06:47 PM
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Here a google maps view of the north side of Midland. Each white dot is a well location. this view is in 2014


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Re: New oil wells in the Permian Basin [Re: Pat Goff] #12610109 02/04/18 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted By: Pat Goff
That's a lot of acres....they'll figure it out.
La Quinta in Odessa is already $300 a night, wonder what it'll go to now?


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