Ensure you can drill on schedule
What's the first thing you want to know when you are about to submit an application?
How long will it take to get approved.
Will it take a month, or a year?
How will it affect my drilling schedule?
Better than a psychic, AppIntel helps you forecast this important timeline.
- In this article:
- Using AppIntel to ensure you can drill on schedule
- Example
- Screen shots
- Cancelling an area notification order
- Will it make a difference?
- Mark discovered he could see into the future
Example:
Mark is a completions engineer.
Mark's bottom-line is always connected with his drilling schedule, but accurately predicting when applications will be approved, when rigs can be booked, and when production can begin always seemed like a tricky gamble. Mark often felt frustrated and helpless in the face of constantly shifting timelines.
Then Mark discovered AppIntel, which gave him monthly AER submission and approval details and statistics, allowing him to more efficiently gauge his projects' timelines.
With newfound clairvoyance, Mark is able to more accurately map out project timelines and keep his wells on schedule.
Screen Shots:
Use the Month tab in AppIntel.
Set your desired month.
Select the Months to Issue
report. (See below)
Click the Report
action button.
Months to Issue | |
---|---|
Application Type | Total |
Alternative Storage | 0.8 |
Cavern Storage | 1.4 |
Class I Disp: Amend | 2.2 |
Comm Amend Category2 | 3.7 |
CW CBM Press&Flow | 0.1 |
Disp Scheme: Amend | 1.1 |
Disp Scheme: New | 2 |
ER Scheme | 1.1 |
GOR Penalty Rlief | 0.9 |
GPP | 1.9 |
Prim Recovery: Amend | 1 |
Spacing: Oil | 0.7 |
Special MRL | 2.5 |
Each application type approved that month shows the average number of months for approval. Click the hyperlink to see all applications of that type approved.
Will it make a difference?
Your wells are like the average conventional oil well in Alberta that produces 30 bopd.
Wellhead price of $90/bbl.Does your upcoming drilling schedule depend on getting AER approvals?
What's the downside if your drilling schedule falls off the rails?
What if your application takes one month to approve? What if it take 6 months? What if it takes 44 months like a recent commercial scheme did?
For every month you wait on an application approval, you could lose $81 thousand in revenue this fiscal year.
1 well x 30 bopd x $90/bbl x 30 days = $81 M
Mark discovered he could see into the future.*

He used AppIntel to find out how long his applications will take by looking at other similar applications in AppIntel. He booked his rig services with confidence.
Want to know how long the regulator will take to approve your application? AppIntel can tell you.
Ensure You can Drill on Schedule!
*power fantasies may vary.Tags: AppIntel advantage, Scheduling, AI return on investment
Granger Low 14 Jul 2015

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