🛢️ Burke 414-3416H

EOG RESOURCES, INC. · Mountrail County, ND · File #43017 · Generated 2026-08-22 02:20

API: 3306105698
Target Formation: Middle Bakken
Confidence: High

📊 Signals (5)

Tier	Signal	Date	Service Impact
Tier 2	Approval conditional on 500' east and 150' west setbacks within 3200-acre spacing unit, with west setback based on production liner cemented in lateral with wet shoe and ability to frac out the shoe. 📄 Stipulations section, page 1 Specific, non-standard setback requirement tied to a unique completion design (cemented liner with wet shoe) that dictates frac strategy and wellbore placement constraints.	Unknown	Completions / Frac
Tier 2	Operator requests permission to frac out the toe (wet shoe). 📄 Completion & Perforation / Cementing Program notes, page near end Explicitly declared intent to use a 'frac out' completion technique on a well with a cemented liner and wet shoe, which is a specific operational method.	Unknown	Completions / Frac
Tier 3	Affidavit states EOG does not use diesel fuel in hydraulic fracturing for this and three other wells (Burke 413-3421H, 415-3411H, 416-3512H), sworn on September 26, 2025. 📄 Affidavit section near end Formal, time-stated regulatory compliance filing for a multi-well pad, explicitly ruling out diesel-based frac fluids.	2025-09-26	Completions / Frac
Tier 3	EOG must contact NDIC Field Inspector Dylan Roach (701-770-1981) prior to location construction.⏰ TIME-SENSITIVE 📄 Stipulations section, page 1 Explicit, named regulatory point of contact required before pad construction begins, indicating a mandatory pre-construction checkpoint.	Relative	Drilling Rigs
Tier 3	Pad design includes a 28,000 sq ft, 4' deep 'moat' designed to hold 19,950 barrels of water, with production pad elevation designed 2.0' higher than well pad. 📄 Pad Layout details, page near end Non-standard, large-scale containment infrastructure ('moat') with specific volume capacity, indicating planned significant fluid handling or emergency containment.	Unknown	Completions / Frac

💡 Operator Intent

Execute a multi-well pad development with integrated production facilities.

Document references pad 'BURKE 34 SENE 1' with 7 wells (413, 414, 415, 416, 418, 419, 420), detailed pad layout, production facility pad, and equipment list (separators, tanks, flares, VRU).
Utilize a cemented production liner with a 'wet shoe' completion to enable a 'frac out' stimulation design.

Stipulation ties west setback to 'production liner cemented in the lateral with a wet shoe and the ability to frac out the shoe.' Later, operator explicitly 'requests permission to frac out the toe.'
Proactively manage regulatory and environmental compliance for the pad.

Includes affidavit on non-diesel frac fluids (Sep 2025), explicit note to contact BLM for federal permits, and detailed stipulations on filter sock disposal, closed mud system, and spill containment (moat).

🔧 Service Operator Relevance

Civil Construction & Earthwork

Pad design finalized (revisions Nov 2025), with major excavation (28,295 CY) and embankment (36,110 CY) volumes specified. Construction cannot start until EOG contacts NDIC Inspector Dylan Roach, creating a near-term gate.

Cementing

Halliburton products explicitly specified in detailed cementing program. The unique 'cemented liner with wet shoe' design is critical to well approval and dictates specific slurry designs (e.g., silica flour in liner).

Hydraulic Fracturing & Stimulation

Design locked into 'frac out the shoe' technique. Affidavit (Sep 2025) rules out diesel fuels, constraining fluid chemistry. Multi-well pad (7 wells) indicates large, sequential frac campaign opportunity.

Water Management

Large containment 'moat' (19,950 bbl capacity) designed, indicating planned high-volume water handling for completions. Requires frac tank, pumping, and filtration services aligned with strict filter sock disposal rules.