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Fruit from the Dunvegan Delta:A Geological and Completions Overview of Resource Oil and Gas Plays
April 28, 2016
Michele Innes, B.Sc., MBA, P.Geol
Jeffrey Horton, B.Sc., EIT
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OUTLINE
• Introduction
• Activity and Play Development
• Regional Setting
• Completions Trends
• Detailed Areas
Karr (Oil)
Kaybob South (Oil)
Resthaven/Smoky (Gas)
• Wrap Up
WCSB Resource Plays
Oil Sands
Spirit River
Viking
Cardium
Horn River
Montney
Duvernay
Montney
Cardium
Heavy Oil
Williston Basin
Viking
Bakken/TorquayMidale
~29,000 Resource WellsSince 2005
~400 DunveganResource Wells
Dunvegan
PRODUCTION METRICSWCSB Resource Plays – Average IPmax
Avg of Median
Dunvegan Oil Dunvegan Gas
Near Top of Class
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Year2013201220112010 2014 2015
PRODUCTION METRICSSelected Resource Plays – Average IPmax Trends
Cardium
Bakken
Duvernay
Viking
Montney
SpiritR
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Quarterly Aggregated TrendsDunv Gas
Dunv Oil
PRODUCTION METRICSSelected Resource Plays – Average $K/BOEPD Trends
Cardium
Bakken
Duvernay
Viking
Montney
SpiritR
Year2013201220112010 2014 2015
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Dunv Oil
Dunv Gas
Quarterly Aggregated Trends
ACTIVITYDunvegan Resource Oil and Gas
Kaybob S
Simonette
Elmworth
Karr
Resthaven
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~400 DunveganResource Wells
Mixed Fluvial/Shoreline
Prograding Delta
Shallow Shelf
ACTIVITYDunvegan Resource Gas Production vs Time
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Horizontal “Resource” WellRecovery (84 wells)cum gas: 101 Bcf
REGIONAL SETTINGStudy Areas
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Prograding Deltaic Sands and Shales
Fluvial
Shelf
REGIONAL SETTINGDunvegan Regional Log Cross-Section
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Fluvial Reworked MarineDeltaic Shelf
REGIONAL SETTINGDunvegan/Doe Creek Deep-Cut Yield Map
Kaybob S
Simonette
Elmworth
Karr
Resthaven
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Oil Prone
Liquids-Rich
Dry Gas
REGIONAL SETTINGDunvegan Resource EUR Map
Kaybob S
Simonette
Elmworth
Karr
Resthaven
Data from CDL’s Catalyst
COMPLETIONSAvg Completed Length by Year and Area
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Increased Completed LengthMore Stages
COMPLETIONSAvg Fluid Pumped Per Well by Year and Area
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Increased Fluid Pumped
COMPLETIONSAvg Proppant Placed per Well by Year and Area
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Increased Proppant Placed Per WellDecreased Proppant Placed Per Stage
COMPLETIONSAvg IP90 Oil Per Well by Year and Area
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Increased Oil Rates
COMPLETIONSAvg IP90 Gas Per Well by Year and Area
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Increased (?) Gas Rates
KARR OILDetailed Cross-Section
Fluvial Channels on the Prograding Delta Plain
10–15% porosity1–10 mD permeability
KARRKarr Type Curves
BOE Rate
Oil Rate
Data from CDL’s Catalyst
From CDL’s P50 type curve
EUR244 mboe123 mbo
KARR OILCompletions Trend Graphs
Quartiles by Proppant Tonnage Quartiles by Completed Length
Stimulation Fluid Type Quartiles by Number of Stages
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Slickwater More Stages
Less (?) Tonnage Longer
KAYBOB SOUTH OILDetailed Cross-Section
Reworked Marine Shoreface Sands
8–20% porosity0.1–10 mD permeability
KAYBOB SOUTH OILType Curves
BOE Rate
Oil Rate
Data from CDL’s Catalyst
EUR136 mboe
71 mbo
From CDL’s P50 type curve
Kaybob South Oil Completions Trend Graphs
Quartiles by Proppant Tonnage Quartiles by Completed Length
Stimulation Fluid Type Quartiles by Number of Stages
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Surfactant More Stages
Greater Tonnage Longer
RESTHAVEN GAS Detailed Cross-Section
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Fluvial Channels
3–10% porosity0.1–1 mD permeability
RESTHAVEN GAS Daily Gas vs Time Graph
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Horizontal “Resource” WellRecovery (39 wells)cum gas: 79 Bcf
Horizontal “Resource” WellCurrent Production (24 wells)Calendar Daily Gas: 28 mmcf/d
Cum 79 Bcf
RESTHAVEN GAS Resthaven/Smoky Gas Type Curves
BOE Rate
Gas Rate
Raw
Gas
Rat
e (
mcf
/d)
BO
E R
ate
(b
oe
pd
)
Data from CDL’s Catalyst
EUR1,100 mboe
4,217 mmcf
From CDL’s P50 type curve
RESTHAVEN GAS Completions Trend Graphs
Quartiles by Proppant Tonnage Quartiles by Completed Length
Stimulation Fluid Type Quartiles by Number of Stages
Data from CDL’s Well Completions & Frac DB
Slickwater More Stages
Greater Tonnage Longer
WRAP UPIPmax Box Plots by Completion Fluid
Resthaven/Smoky (Gas-Condensate)
Karr (Oil)
Data from CDL’s Well Completions Frac DB
Slickwater!
WRAP UPP50 Type Curves by Area
CDL’s P50 EUR (mboe) Resthaven/Smoky: 1,100
6:110:1
Elmworth: 272Karr: 244Simonette: 248Kaybob South: 136
WRAP UPFinal Words
• Dunvegan is a prolific oil and liquids-rich gas resource play
• Variations in geology overwhelmed by completions technique
• Other factors affecting production rates
Reservoir heterogeneity
Optimal well spacing and production acceleration
Quality of drill targets in later development stages
• Completions trends
Completed length
Frac stages
Fluid pumped per stage
Slickwater usage = rate increase especially in gas
WCSB Deepest Penetration by Section
Thank you to other contributors
• Pearl Meyer – ppt maestro
• Paul Patton – graphic designer
• Svetlana Suvorova – graphic designer
• Zenith Phillips – graphic designer
• Candace Keeler – cartographer
• Josh Lee – EURs
• Meridee Fockler – organizer
• Ben McKenzie – data maestro
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