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Could we come out of the tight oil slowdown more productive than before?
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Report summary
GoM exploration statistics prove that a slowdown can result in performance gains. Today’s tight oil slowdown is poised to capitalise on this relationship, setting a foundation for tight oil metrics to outperform.
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Prior slowdowns
- Deciphering the change
- The 2015 tight oil slowdown
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Appendix: Tight oil sub-plays and wells
- Bakken - Fort Berthhold Sub Play
- Eagle Ford - Kames Trough Sub Play
- Eagle Ford - Edwards Condensate Sub Play
Tables and charts
This report includes 11 images and tables including:
- GoM discovery sizes - pre and post Macondo
- GoM leasing data
- GoM and US Tight Oil Production Trends
- Tight Oil Operator Groupings 2014-15 Production Growth
- Could we come out of the tight oil slowdown more productive than before?: Image 4
- Changes in type curve characteristics, pre and post slowdown
- Edwards Condensate - projected remaining NPV/boe by project drilling date
- Type curve adjustment assumptions
- Could we come out of the tight oil slowdown more productive than before?: Image 7
- Could we come out of the tight oil slowdown more productive than before?: Image 8
- Could we come out of the tight oil slowdown more productive than before?: Image 9
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