Directive 065 - Energy Resources Conservation Board
Directive 065 - Energy Resources Conservation Board
Directive 065 - Energy Resources Conservation Board
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Requirements Comments<br />
wellbore(s), with dates,<br />
iv) cumulative production,<br />
v) finished drilling date and kelly<br />
bushing (KB) elevation, and<br />
vi) the scale of the log readings, and<br />
d) a tabulation of the interpreted net pay,<br />
porosity, and water saturation for each<br />
well in the pool, along with the cutoffs,<br />
methodology, formulas, and constants<br />
used.<br />
10) An evaluation of the oil and gas reserves for<br />
the pool and for your lands, including<br />
a) an estimate of the initial oil volume and<br />
gas volume in place,<br />
b) an estimate of the oil and gas recovery<br />
factors,<br />
c) a description of the methods used in<br />
determining (a) and (b) above (e.g.,<br />
material balance, volumetric analysis,<br />
model study, a comparison of analog<br />
pools), and<br />
d) the supporting data used in determining<br />
(a) and (b) above and the sources of the<br />
data (e.g., pressure/volume/temperature<br />
[PVT] properties and source, pressure<br />
data and source).<br />
11) A discussion of drainage, including<br />
a) evidence showing that the reserves<br />
underlying your lands have been drained<br />
subsequent to the completion of your<br />
well in the pool, and<br />
b) an estimate of the total amount of<br />
inequitable drainage that has occurred<br />
from your lands since your well was<br />
completed in the pool, together with<br />
details of how the drainage was<br />
calculated.<br />
These data assist the ERCB to assess your<br />
mapping and reserves calculations requested<br />
in the following item. In addition, the data<br />
may be used to allocate production (see<br />
item 14).<br />
The reserve estimates confirm that there are<br />
reserves available for production.<br />
You should provide all data used in obtaining<br />
the reserves estimates so that your analysis<br />
can be duplicated.<br />
Drainage is not a prerequisite for the issuance<br />
of a common processor order but could be<br />
one factor in determining the need for an<br />
order. In addition, the ERCB considers the<br />
extent to which drainage has occurred in<br />
evaluating what the effective date of the<br />
order should be.<br />
In cases where a well has remained shut in,<br />
you can confirm drainage by summarizing a<br />
minimum of two pressure tests taken on the<br />
well. If you are arguing that your currently<br />
producing well is not producing at sufficient<br />
rates to recover an equitable share of<br />
ERCB <strong>Directive</strong> <strong>065</strong>: <strong>Resources</strong> Applications / Common Processor (March 2012) • 1-25