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earthenergyaccess geothermal, natural gas, oil, water search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about prb prb ep anadarko petroleum devon energy sm energy prb maps prb resources wy history post navigation ← older posts sm energy power river posted on may 13, 2014 by jcoxjr sm energy: critical mass in the powder river basin deep oil pla y summary sm energy has further increased its position in the over-pressured frontier sandstone oil play in the powder river basin. sm provided an update on existing well performance, which is very encouraging. the company’s position has the scale and quality to make material difference for the stock in the event of continued success. sm’s delineation program may provide a fresh impetus for other operators to accelerate their efforts. in the operating update that sm energy ( sm ) discussed last week, the continued build-out of the company’s acreage position in the powder river basin (“prb”) was perhaps the most notable development. this emerging play has gained critical mass in sm’s portfolio, and the company is ramping up its delineation effort. sm now controls ~122,000 net acres prospective for the frontier (the operator’s primary target in the prb’s stack of multiple oil-bearing formations). the acreage, which is blocked up and mostly operated, is located within what sm considers to be the most prospective over-pressured portion of the trend. as a horizontal oil province, the prb is not new. operators have successfully produced from various sandstone formations in this basin, mostly from vertical wells. however, the greatest potential appears to be associated with a number of emerging horizontal oil plays. two years ago, for example, prb was heralded by chesapeake energy ( chk ) as one of the most promising liquids-rich opportunities in its portfolio, mostly in connection with the niobrara shale play. several other operators, such as devon energy ( dvn ) and eog resources ( eog ), have also been working on cracking the code of this multi-stack resource. however, progress has been disappointingly slow. the acceleration of sm’s drilling effort in the frontier and shannon may help open a new chapter in the prb’s development. from the sm stock’s perspective, the company’s leasehold in the area now has the scale and quality to “move the needle” and, in the event of success, could be very material to the company’s stock price. bolt-on acquisitions in the powder river basin according to sm’s press release, the company has recently agreed to acquire approximately 21,000 acres (net of acreage trades) prospective for the frontier, niobrara, shannon and sussex formations for roughly $100 million in cash. the acquired acreage is located predominantly in converse county of wyoming, and enhances the company’s existing position. once the transactions are completed, sm will have a total of 161,000 acres in the powder river basin, 122,000 of which will be prospective for the frontier. a good portion of what sm is buying are additional interests in spacing units in which the company already has some interest. (“it’s a direct bolt-on to acreage we had, plus some nice fill-in around what we have.”) this will allow sm to operate more of its acreage and control the pace of development and capital deployment. after the closing, sm’s working interest in the acreage should increase to ~55%. as shown on the slide below, sm’s acreage in the prb will extend over a trend area roughly 30 miles long, making sm one of the dominant lease owners in the basin, alongside devon and chesapeake. (click to enlarge) (source: sm energy, april 2014) this is not sm’s first significant acquisition in the prb. a year ago, sm acquired approximately 40,000 net acres from qep resources ( qep ) for $145 million, increasing sm’s previously disclosed position to approximately 105,000 net acres. sm planned to focus initially on the frontier, sussex and shannon formations, and estimated combined resource potential on its acreage at 90+ mmboe. since then, sm has been active in expanding its leasehold in the area, as is visible from a comparison of the map above to the year-old map below. (click to enlarge) (source: sm energy, april 2013) the implications the most recent acreage acquisitions translate into approximately $4,800 per undeveloped acre on average, one of the highest prices paid in the play so far. as a reminder, sm commented in the past that it had paid ~$1,500 per undeveloped acre in the qep transaction (net of existing production). in addition, some of the company’s leaseholds are longtime legacy acreage that the company had held by production and which is “very, very low-cost.” the acquisition sends positive signals: the relatively high price that sm agreed to pay implies the company’s increased confidence in the play. the acquisition coincides with the acceleration of the drilling program to three rigs from two rigs. (sm now expects to drill 11 wells in the play in 2014, up from 8 wells planned earlier.) production history from existing wells is highly encouraging. the non-consent rate in new wells has declined, according to sm. well results the slide below shows the most recent cumulative production plots for sm’s long lateral operated wells in the frontier formation, which is the primary target. sm commented that the wells are all performing better than the company’s threshold. sm’s most recent long lateral well, the blackjack, had a 2-stream peak 30-day ip rate of 917 boe/d. sm is currently flowing back a 5,000-foot lateral well, which is “also looking good,” according to management, but doesn’t have enough producing days yet to calculate a 30-day rate. (click to enlarge) (source: sm energy, april 2014) overall, frontier results in the play have been encouraging, notwithstanding high well costs. a year ago, sm provided initial results for three frontier long-lateral wells, one operated by sm and two partner wells, that had 30-day ip rates of 927 boe/d; 1,418 boe/d; and 1,734 boe/d. sm’s long-lateral (1,280-acre drilling unit) type curve implied a 1,067 mboe eur (65% oil). since then, sm has added two new operated frontier horizontals that had 30-day ip rates (2-stream) of 1,408 boe/d and 917 boe/d. sm is currently using a 850 mboe “benchmark curve,” which represents a ~20% downward revision to the initial “benchmark.” most importantly, the wells have shown very positive production trajectories: the first well, the dandy state 3774-16-21-1fh, has been online for 15 months, producing over 250 mboe. the well has tracked above the type curve. the two more recent wells, the loco fed 4076-9-4-1fh and blackjack fed 3774 27-22-1fh, are also performing at or above the type curve. the loco fed produced ~130 mboe in about seven months. the decline rates exhibited by these wells are relatively low and give hope for high eurs. i must emphasize that the frontier is a sandstone formation. well costs may decline as the play matures sm indicated that its drilling results in the frontier are already economic. for the long laterals, the company’s recent well cost has been about $16 million. however, sm thinks it can drill those wells for $14 million, assuming the same frac design that it currently uses (management noted that they may need to step up the frac size, which could drive the cost a little higher, but would potentially generate better wells as well). sm also estimates shorter lateral well costs in the $9-$11 million range. the cost for the most recent 5,000-foot lateral was about $11 million. sm estimates that frontier wells, using the 850 mboe eur assumption and current $16 million well cost, exceed return hurdles (pv-15%/investment of 1.2x, or ~25% rate of return). using actual production trajectories, the wells are performing solidly above these hurdles. sm commented that it will continue to plot its well performance against the 850 mboe eur comparison benchmark – which may prove conservative – until it has enough wells to be

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