April 2026 versus March 2026 modeled well production. This is not company-reported production.
North Dakota Operator Activity Watchlist
North Dakota Bakken operator activity, production clock context, active-rig signals, and county concentration checks.
In the August 3 review, North Dakota April production eased 6.0% from March on the same modeled well-production basis. The Aug. 3 DMR snapshot listed 27 active rigs, while the public page keeps full operator, county, well, and permit tables inside the app workflow.
Source snapshot reviewed August 3, 2026; permit-date interpretation corrected September 12, 2026. That correction did not refresh the source snapshot. All figures below retain that review's cohorts and dates; they are not a fresh activity count.
What the August 3 source review showed
These rows show the leading source-record signals from the EnergyNetWatch workflow before the full table, map, export, alert, or API view.
What the source records show
What did the August 3 state-source review show, and what can my team check next?
This page is designed to be useful before a sales conversation. It shows leading evidence and caveats, then points qualified teams to the current EnergyNetWatch table, map, export, alert, or API workflow.
Permits, spuds, production, and county activity
These indicators retain the August 3, 2026 review and keep permit, spud, production, and county evidence separate. Relative labels refer to that review, not to today's source availability.
April modeled oil volume versus 33.2MM bbl in March on the same source basis.
The August 3 snapshot covers 17 source-filed operator labels across four counties. Individual rig and well rows remain gated.
The earlier 1,043-record / +2.5% permit claim used well-status dates, not verified issuance dates. No replacement permit count is established.
North Dakota production by operator
This table shows production from the August 3 review, its prior-period comparison, source date, and what to check next.
North Dakota production by county
This table highlights production from the August 3 review, prior-period movement, source date, and what to check for each county.
Source windows and freshness context
These source clocks keep permit, spud, production, and activity records separated instead of forcing them into one misleading total.
Month selected in the August 3 review using the app production-coverage rule; not a claim about the latest available month today.
April modeled well production: 30.8MM bbl oil and 101.0 Bcf gas.
April modeled BOE versus 50.7MM BOE in March on the same statewide rollup basis.
Distinct rigs in the Aug. 3, 2026 North Dakota DMR snapshot, spanning 17 source-filed operator labels.
Source-backed signals and follow-up actions
The watchlist separates source evidence from follow-up context. That keeps permit, production, spud, and infrastructure records from being treated as the same type of activity.
Public examples from the dated review
These examples show how a source record becomes an account, county, project, or activity workflow.
North Dakota operator production snapshot
Continental, Hess Bakken, and Devon Williston led the April modeled BOE source-label view; the public page stops after three rows.
Operator comparison, county focus, and production-source monitoring.
Bakken source-clock signal
Production coverage passes the complete-month rule through April 2026; the separate active-rig clock is Aug. 3, 2026.
Source freshness check before building operator or county follow-up.
How to use this page
- North Dakota uses DMR and Bakken source language.
- Read-only source pull was reviewed on Aug. 3, 2026 through ECS task 4b9cab8d48b0468c9a60e8ee12138116.
- The August 3 production-month selection used the app rule that rejects a newest month below 60% of the prior six-month BOE average. Passing this rule does not establish final agency reporting.
- Correction September 12: the ND well-index feed stores WellStatusDate in issue_date. The earlier permit count and growth interpretation are withdrawn; well status does not establish new permit issuance.
- Production records are not the same as permit-stage evidence.
- Active-rig context is labeled separately from production totals.
What this public page does not claim
- North Dakota well-index status dates must not be counted as new permits. Production and reported-spud evidence are separate; this correction does not refresh their historical snapshots.
- Public production snapshots are selected summaries: three operator labels, three counties, statewide movement, and one rig count.
- Complete rankings, individual wells and permits, identifiers, rig rows, maps, histories, saved filters, exports, alerts, and API access remain gated.
Request the current North Dakota operator activity table
Public watchlists show selected examples. EnergyNetWatch access adds exact records, source dates, maps, exports, alerts, saved workflows, and API-ready data where coverage supports it.
