The lifetime totals above come from BSEE's lease-level feed. Here we cross-check them
against the independent OGOR-A well-level feed (summed across
1 well ·
2 completions).
The two should track within a few percent; a large gap flags a keying or timing issue.
What was bid for this tract when it was first auctioned by BOEM. Partners on
the same bid amount split it by the listed percentage; a higher competing bid
wins. The winning bid is highlighted.
Protraction
NH16-10
Block
471
Acreage
5,760
Royalty rate
18 3/4% RS18 (18.75%)
Primary term
10 yr
Bids received
5
Rank
Company
Share
Bid amount
1
Houston Energy, L.P.
64.29%
$6,238,762
winning
1
Ridgewood Energy Corporation
17.86%
$6,238,762
winning
1
Red Willow Offshore, LLC
17.86%
$6,238,762
winning
2
Newfield Exploration Company
50.00%
$4,000,495
2
Deep Gulf Energy II, LLC
50.00%
$4,000,495
3
Mariner Energy, Inc.
50.00%
$1,250,000
3
Stone Energy Offshore,L.L.C.
50.00%
$1,250,000
4
Noble Energy, Inc.
100.00%
$437,500
5
Statoil Gulf of Mexico LLC
100.00%
$283,467
Blocks (1)
Block
Max WD (ft)
MC-471
1,826
Ownership (0)
Status
Company
%
Effective
Terminated
No ownership records.
Wellbores (1)
Wellbores anchored to this lease at the surface or at total depth. A directional well can have its surface on a neighboring lease and bottom-hole on this one (or vice versa) — the role column distinguishes them.
Wellbore surface holes (blue), bottom-hole locations (purple diamonds) and platforms (orange) for this lease's footprint. Click any marker to drill in.
Wellbore trajectories in 3D — East/North in feet about the lease centroid,
depth as TVD. Wellbores are colored by cumulative production (BOE,
log scale — see the colorbar); this lease's wells are drawn thicker than
the surrounding neighbor-cluster wells. Wells without a directional survey
show surface + bottom-hole markers only. A faint plane marks sea level and
a tan surface traces the seabed at each well's own water depth. Drag to
rotate, scroll to zoom, click a wellhead to open the well.