Marcellus well backlog: How many are left and what does it mean?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- The confusion around the well backlog
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Marcellus well backlogs: Waiting on both pipelines and completions
- Company specifics influence the rate of backlog drawdown
- Production impact from shadow supply sources
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Chart 1. Pennsylvania DEP Unconventional well classification
- Chart 2. Spud-date of non-producing wells (As of August 2013)
- Chart 5. Impact of well backlog drawdown on Marcellus production
- Chart 3. Company-specific well backlog
- Chart 4. Marcellus drilling and well backlog
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